[0:00] In this video, I'm about to show you how
[0:01] much every single social media platform
[0:03] pays you for 1,000 views. And the only
[0:06] reason I know that this works is cuz I'm
[0:08] actually monetized on my main account
[0:09] called Fly Juggler. Across my YouTube,
[0:11] Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, and
[0:13] Snapchat, I have over 1 million total
[0:16] followers. And one of my main sources of
[0:18] revenue has just been how much these
[0:19] platforms actually pay me per thousand
[0:22] views as just either a share of ad
[0:24] revenue or as a reward for doing good
[0:26] for the platform. And so I've had to
[0:27] learn from scratch how much each of
[0:29] these platforms pay you and how it
[0:31] actually works to get in. But I'm going
[0:32] to give it all to you for free in this
[0:34] video. So let's get right into it. Okay,
[0:36] so firstly, I've put this all together
[0:38] in a really neat sheet called the social
[0:40] media monetization cheat sheet. And I've
[0:42] worked on this in partnership with
[0:43] Repurpose. More on that later, but
[0:44] basically this should be in the
[0:46] description by the time this video is
[0:47] going out. And it includes all of the
[0:49] information that I have in this video in
[0:50] a nice little cheat sheet. So I'll be
[0:52] using it to show you guys each platform
[0:54] and go in more depth. But you can always
[0:56] refer to this cheat sheet if you need
[0:57] it. Now, I know a lot of you are
[0:58] thinking about how much you actually get
[1:00] paid on short form platforms. So, I want
[1:02] to quickly address the elephant in the
[1:03] room, which is YouTube long form. And
[1:05] then everything after I mention YouTube
[1:07] long form, we'll be talking about short
[1:08] form platforms and how those platforms
[1:10] pay per thousand views. So, the way that
[1:12] this is structured is I'll introduce the
[1:13] platform. I'll go through the actual
[1:15] requirements of getting monetized cuz
[1:17] sometimes it can be really hard to get
[1:18] monetized. But then once you are
[1:20] monetized, I'll talk about how much
[1:21] money it actually pays per thousand
[1:23] views. And then finally, how you can
[1:25] increase how much money it ends up
[1:26] paying you per thousand views. So, let's
[1:28] start with YouTube Long form. Now, as
[1:29] far as I know, YouTube long form is
[1:31] still the highest earning social media
[1:33] platform out of any platform. And to get
[1:35] monetized, it's really simple, but it's
[1:36] not necessarily easy. So, for YouTube
[1:38] long form, I already have a couple
[1:40] channels that are monetized from it. And
[1:42] just to show you guys, this channel that
[1:43] you're watching this on is already
[1:45] monetized. And here's the earnings for
[1:46] this one in the past 365 days, just to
[1:49] show you cuz I'm transparent with the
[1:50] channels that I own and how much money
[1:52] they're making. But basically, to get
[1:53] in, you just need 4,000 watch hours in
[1:55] the past 12 months and at least 1,000
[1:58] subscribers. Now, this seems really
[2:00] hard, and I will admit it's not easy,
[2:02] but if you break it down, it actually
[2:03] can be more achievable than you think.
[2:06] Because if you need 4,000 total watch
[2:08] hours, and let's say you can get an
[2:10] average view duration on your videos of
[2:12] 3 minutes. That's pretty low. If you
[2:14] made a longer video, you could probably
[2:15] get higher. But let's say each viewer on
[2:17] average watches 3 minutes of your video.
[2:19] That means each viewer is watching for
[2:21] 120th of an hour because 3 minutes * 20
[2:25] equals 60 minutes which is an hour.
[2:26] Which would mean that to get 4,000 watch
[2:28] hours, you actually just need 80,000
[2:31] views on YouTube long form. But you only
[2:33] have to hit this within a year. So if
[2:34] you divide this by 365, you just need
[2:37] 219 views per day on YouTube. If you
[2:40] post once every other day, that means
[2:42] that you actually need 438 views per
[2:44] video. And even though we can all agree
[2:46] that this is not easy to get, it
[2:48] definitely is achievable, especially if
[2:50] you're making highquality videos that
[2:52] actually answer people's questions like
[2:54] the ones that I'm making right now for
[2:55] you guys. You're very welcome. Anyways,
[2:57] with that in mind, if you get those
[2:59] 4,000 watch hours, it's almost
[3:00] guaranteed that you'll hit 1,000
[3:02] subscribers in that time period. So then
[3:04] the question is really, how much money
[3:05] do you actually make per,000 views once
[3:07] you start posting? And you can see right
[3:08] here, I have left a really, really,
[3:10] really wide range. My guide here says
[3:12] that you can make anywhere from $2 to
[3:14] $100 per thousand views that you get.
[3:16] And the truth is when it comes to
[3:18] YouTube long form, it really can vary
[3:20] that dramatically. And the simple reason
[3:21] is because the only thing that actually
[3:23] matters for how much money you make per
[3:25] thousand views is it's basically just a
[3:28] share of whatever the advertisers
[3:30] actually paid to get in front of your
[3:32] specific video. And how much advertisers
[3:34] are willing to pay to get in front of
[3:35] your specific video can depend on a lot
[3:38] of things, but it really has to do with
[3:40] how valuable is the audience for you to
[3:42] get in front of. For example, if you're
[3:43] posting videos about different private
[3:45] jets you should consider buying, an
[3:47] advertiser is going to want to pay a lot
[3:49] to get in front of a private jet
[3:51] audience because if someone's about to
[3:52] buy a private jet and you can just
[3:54] market to that person, well, you're
[3:56] going to make probably millions of
[3:58] dollars from that single sale. So, how
[4:00] much money would you be willing to spend
[4:02] to get a million dollars back? Well,
[4:04] it's going to be a lot of money, but
[4:05] that also might change depending on how
[4:07] competitive that is. Like, maybe you
[4:08] could make a lot of money from selling,
[4:10] I don't know, headphones as well, but
[4:12] it's so, so, so competitive with other
[4:14] companies that also sell headphones that
[4:16] the amount that you'd have to pay to get
[4:18] an ad in front of a video about
[4:20] headphones is also really, really,
[4:21] really, really expensive, even though
[4:23] this is much cheaper than a private jet.
[4:24] So, there's a lot of factors that go
[4:26] into it and you kind of can't know
[4:27] exactly in advance, which is why the
[4:29] variation can be so high. But just to
[4:31] show you guys a sample. If we look at my
[4:32] channel, we go to analytics and then we
[4:34] click on revenue. If we scroll down a
[4:35] bit here, we can see that my average
[4:37] amount of money per,000 views in the
[4:39] past 28 days has been $47
[4:43] per thousand views. So, that gives you a
[4:44] rough idea of generally how much money
[4:46] you'll make from YouTube long- form
[4:48] videos. Obviously, this can be improved
[4:50] and it's simply by getting into niches
[4:51] and demographics that advertisers are
[4:53] willing to spend more money on. Things
[4:55] that can affect this is the niche.
[4:56] Usually, the richer the type of
[4:58] demographic that uses that niche, the
[5:00] more amount of money you'll make per
[5:02] thousand views. But some other factors
[5:03] include the audience's age. Usually,
[5:05] older people pay you more per thousand
[5:07] views cuz they have more money. The
[5:09] audience location, and you'll almost
[5:11] always make more from people from
[5:12] countries like the United States rather
[5:14] than countries like India because people
[5:16] from the US have more money. and also
[5:18] video length. Now, this is the last
[5:19] thing I didn't mention, which is that if
[5:21] your video is long enough, and I can go
[5:22] to an example here, you're actually able
[5:24] to run ads in the middle of your YouTube
[5:26] video. Your video just has to be over 8
[5:28] minutes long, and then you can start
[5:29] running ads in the middle of your
[5:30] videos. And the more ads that people
[5:32] watch on average for your video, the
[5:34] more money that you'll obviously make
[5:35] per,000 views. So, if you have a 1-hour
[5:37] video, I know some people whose RPMs
[5:39] would have probably been like $2 per
[5:41] thousand views, but since they have like
[5:42] a 1 hour video, their RPM is much closer
[5:44] to like $20 per thousand views. So,
[5:46] that's how you can increase how much
[5:48] money you make from YouTube long form.
[5:49] But now, let's move on to some of the
[5:51] short form platforms. And next on the
[5:52] list is YouTube Shorts. Now, to show you
[5:55] guys, YouTube Shorts is actually one of
[5:56] the platforms that I've been making a
[5:58] good amount of money from recently, and
[5:59] it's from my YouTube channel called Fly
[6:01] Juggler. You can see I have 170,000
[6:04] subscribers on here, and some of my most
[6:05] popular shorts have tens of millions of
[6:08] views, which is actually kind of crazy
[6:09] to think about. In the past 90 days,
[6:11] this has actually made me $6,50,
[6:14] which is pretty nice. And so let's get
[6:15] into how to actually get monetized. Now,
[6:17] the first thing to get monetized that
[6:19] you need, and this is by far the
[6:20] hardest, is 10 million engaged views.
[6:23] And just to specify, an engaged view is
[6:26] someone who watches your video and
[6:27] doesn't swipe away immediately. So, just
[6:30] for an example, if I go to a video like
[6:31] this that I've posted and I click on
[6:33] engagement, it'll actually show me what
[6:35] percentage of people stayed to watch the
[6:37] video and what percentage of people
[6:39] swiped away. So only around 80% of the
[6:41] views actually count here because 20%
[6:44] swiped away within the first couple
[6:45] seconds. So it only counts the views
[6:47] after that. So even though this video
[6:49] has 158,000 views so far only 100,000
[6:53] engaged views has been counted. I think
[6:55] some of this registered like after and
[6:57] so it hasn't counted all the future
[6:58] views in yet. But you can see the
[6:59] engaged views is always going to be
[7:00] lower than the total views on a video.
[7:02] Although the thing is you do have 90
[7:04] days to do this. So that does help but
[7:06] that's still really hard to do. And then
[7:08] two, you need at least 1,000 subscribers
[7:10] on YouTube. Again, if you manage to hit
[7:12] the 10 million engaged Shorts views,
[7:14] there's almost no way that you're not
[7:16] going to hit 1,000 subscribers. So, I
[7:18] would just focus on getting 10 million
[7:19] engaged Shorts views as your goal. Now,
[7:21] when it comes to actually getting 10
[7:23] million views in 90 days, your goal
[7:25] should actually be to get almost all of
[7:27] these views from like one or two videos.
[7:29] And the way that this works is you
[7:31] honestly just get one video that pops
[7:33] off on YouTube and goes mega mega mega
[7:35] viral. And that basically accounts for
[7:37] you getting monetized. If you look at my
[7:39] channel, you can see that's actually
[7:40] exactly what happened in my case because
[7:42] it's not like I had, you know, a bunch
[7:44] of videos, you know, 100,000 views here,
[7:46] 100,000 views there. That's not what
[7:48] happened. I basically had one video. I
[7:50] think it might have been this one or
[7:52] maybe this one. You can see this one got
[7:54] 14 million views. It also might have
[7:56] been this one. 18 million views. And a
[7:58] single video like this is enough to push
[8:00] you over the edge for monetization. And
[8:03] I think basically one or two videos that
[8:05] really go very very viral, a lot of
[8:07] these get like five plus million views.
[8:09] Putting one to three of those videos in
[8:11] combination within 90 days is really
[8:13] what's going to put you over the edge in
[8:15] terms of getting monetized on YouTube.
[8:16] That's what you kind of have to hope and
[8:18] pray for because otherwise you're just
[8:20] never going to get monetized. So really
[8:22] just try to get mega outlier videos. Get
[8:24] one that goes insanely mega viral and
[8:27] that's how you're going to get monetized
[8:28] on YouTube shorts. From here, most
[8:30] people make an average of 10 cents to 25
[8:32] cents per thousand engaged views. I've
[8:34] seen it go as low as one or two cents,
[8:36] but also as high as like 35 cents per
[8:39] thousand engaged views. And this
[8:40] actually all depends, and this is pretty
[8:42] much the only factor that goes into it
[8:44] is the audience location. That's pretty
[8:46] much the only thing it depends on. It
[8:48] actually doesn't matter what niche
[8:49] you're from or anything like this
[8:50] because YouTube isn't deciding which ads
[8:52] to place in front of your specific
[8:54] video. It's just placing ads on the
[8:56] YouTube Shorts feed. So, since it's
[8:58] doing that, it doesn't matter at all
[8:59] what niche you're posting in. It really
[9:01] just matters what location are the
[9:03] viewers actually watching from because
[9:05] advertisers still pay to get in front of
[9:07] either an Indian audience or a United
[9:09] States audience, etc. If your audience
[9:10] was 100% from India, you'll probably
[9:13] have a 1 to2cent RPM. If your audience
[9:15] is entirely from the United States,
[9:16] you'll probably have a 20 cent to a
[9:18] 35cent RPM. To show you an example with
[9:20] my channel, let's look at my revenue in
[9:22] the past 28 days. And if I look at the
[9:24] shorts that are being posted, I earn
[9:26] around 23 cents per thousand views that
[9:28] I post. And if I actually look at my
[9:30] audience and look at where everyone is
[9:31] from, you can see this actually aligns
[9:33] pretty exactly with what I'm saying
[9:35] because most people are from the United
[9:36] States. But then I also do have a
[9:38] significant portion from India and the
[9:40] Philippines, which is probably bringing
[9:41] my RPM down. It's always a bit of a
[9:43] balance though because you can hit more
[9:45] people if your videos aren't targeted to
[9:47] any specific language, but you earn less
[9:49] per thousand views if they aren't
[9:51] targeted to people who speak English or
[9:53] are from like the United States. So
[9:54] yeah, that's how YouTube Shorts works
[9:56] and how to maximize your earnings from
[9:58] that. And also understand that how much
[9:59] money you make per thousand views also
[10:01] just depends on how much advertisers are
[10:03] spending in total. So, since advertisers
[10:05] are usually spending more in quarter 4
[10:07] than they are in quarter 1, you actually
[10:09] will probably make more money from the
[10:10] YouTube shorts that you post in quarter
[10:12] 4 than you will in quarter 1, just cuz
[10:14] advertisers are spending more money in
[10:15] those months. Anyways, that's YouTube
[10:17] shorts. Moving on to the next platform
[10:18] here, we have Tik Tok. And this can be
[10:20] an absolutely secret killer cuz it's
[10:22] been making me a ton of money in the
[10:23] last couple of months. Now, Tik Tok has
[10:25] slightly weirder rules and their payouts
[10:27] are definitely less consistent and less
[10:29] logical than YouTube's. But if you take
[10:31] advantage of it properly, its ultimate
[10:33] earning potential is actually way higher
[10:35] than YouTube. Now, just to show you guys
[10:36] with my actual channel. Again, I always
[10:38] like to have proof of what I'm actually
[10:40] talking about. This is my Tik Tok
[10:41] account right here with 295,000
[10:43] followers. And you can see I have
[10:45] multiple videos that have hundreds of
[10:46] thousands and some even have millions of
[10:48] views. Especially if I sort by popular.
[10:50] Right here we can see some with 12
[10:52] million 12 million4 million views. And
[10:54] if I go to analytics in just the past 60
[10:56] days, I've made 4,380.
[11:00] Now what's great is Tik Tok's
[11:01] requirements are actually some of the
[11:03] easiest. You just need to have 10,000
[11:05] followers, which that's probably the
[11:06] hardest thing. 100,000 valid views in
[11:09] the past 30 days. That's extremely easy.
[11:11] If you just post like a couple times a
[11:14] day, you will hit this no matter what.
[11:16] Like even if every video you post gets a
[11:18] thousand views, you could just post a
[11:20] hundred times in a month, which is
[11:21] roughly like three posts per day and
[11:23] you'll still easily hit that. And then
[11:24] the pretty weird part is that your
[11:26] videos must be at least 1 minute long.
[11:28] Now once you hit those requirements
[11:30] though, you can make around 10 cents to
[11:32] $1 per thousand qualified views. And a
[11:35] qualified view is just a viewer that
[11:37] comes from the for you page is a unique
[11:40] person. So a rewatch doesn't count. And
[11:42] the viewer must watch at least 5 seconds
[11:44] of the video for them to count as a
[11:45] view. But this 10 cents to $1 is
[11:48] actually insane because getting a dollar
[11:50] per thousand views means you're really
[11:52] really close to just making how much
[11:54] money you could make from a YouTube long
[11:55] form video. But it's way easier to get
[11:58] views on Tik Tok than it is from
[12:00] YouTube. And getting access to these
[12:01] higher RPMs is a little bit random, but
[12:03] I'll walk you through on my phone right
[12:04] now my understanding of how you can
[12:06] actually increase your RPM the best. And
[12:08] it all has to do with something called
[12:09] additional rewards. Now, you can see
[12:11] here this is $3,400.
[12:14] This is how much money I made in the
[12:15] month of October. And if I click on view
[12:17] performance, and you can see it shows
[12:19] two different revenue amounts. It shows
[12:21] one here called standard reward, which
[12:23] is $1,600,
[12:24] and then one here called additional
[12:26] reward, which is $1,800.
[12:29] So, I earned basically double what I
[12:31] should have made from the Tik Tok
[12:33] additional reward program. And you can
[12:35] see here, I can view the exact earnings
[12:36] from each of these separately up here.
[12:38] But basically, it says here that
[12:40] additional reward is an extra payout for
[12:42] well-crafted 1 minute plus videos posted
[12:44] by creators with specialized content and
[12:47] is calculated based on video engagement.
[12:49] And unfortunately, Tik Tok isn't always
[12:51] specific. Like, it is a little bit
[12:52] random how much money I make. Like, if I
[12:54] look under no additional reward and I
[12:56] scroll, you can see some of the videos
[12:57] that were recorded the normal way still
[13:00] said they didn't deserve an additional
[13:02] reward. But a lot of the videos still do
[13:04] say additional reward. And often it
[13:06] comes from when a video has high search
[13:08] value or high watch time. I mean, these
[13:10] are things that you should be trying to
[13:11] do anyways with your videos. But my
[13:14] understanding is that if you just make
[13:15] videos that probably include a face in
[13:18] it and are actually like trying to be
[13:19] good videos that are educational and
[13:21] helpful, you'll be much more likely to
[13:23] actually unlock a reward like this. And
[13:26] it seems like their algorithm or their
[13:27] AI that is categorizing which ones
[13:29] deserve additional rewards and which
[13:31] ones don't is sometimes a little bit
[13:33] misaligned and isn't done perfectly,
[13:34] which is why the sorting is sometimes
[13:36] wrong. But it does seem like the videos
[13:38] that are a little bit more legitimate
[13:39] tend to do better when it comes to
[13:41] additional rewards. And that's where you
[13:43] can really make a ton of money. Again,
[13:44] if I actually look at this month, which
[13:46] is December, $500 was from standard
[13:48] reward, but $1,500 was from additional
[13:52] reward. And if I actually look, this is
[13:54] from 1.4 4 million views. So that means
[13:57] this month I made $2,000 off of 1.4
[14:00] million qualified views, which is
[14:02] absolutely absurd. That means I'm making
[14:04] over a dollar per thousand views on the
[14:06] videos that I'm uploading on Tik Tok.
[14:07] And this is just really, really good
[14:09] payment per,000 views. So yeah, that's
[14:11] how Tik Tok's monetization program
[14:13] works. Once you get monetized, you can
[14:14] really make a lot of money from it. And
[14:16] so I'm a big fan of Tik Tok. And so even
[14:18] though I'm a big fan of YouTube shorts
[14:20] because it's very consistent pay and
[14:22] it's basically the same and there's no
[14:24] guesswork involved and they stay earning
[14:26] a little bit longer after you actually
[14:28] post them, Tik Tok actually has a much
[14:30] higher ceiling and it's all thanks to
[14:31] additional rewards. So if you can unlock
[14:33] that properly, you can make a lot of
[14:35] money from that as well. Now, the next
[14:36] platform that I'm going to show you guys
[14:37] monetization on is Instagram. But if
[14:39] you're thinking for a second like this
[14:40] is great, but how am I supposed to post
[14:42] all of these videos on every single
[14:44] platform and remember the monetization
[14:46] rules for everything? Well, luckily
[14:48] there's tools out there that actually
[14:50] help you with this. And one of them that
[14:51] I've been using for the past 3 years at
[14:53] this point is called Repurpose.io. And
[14:56] actually, this is the shirt that I'm
[14:57] wearing. I literally used this software
[14:59] for so long until I actually ended up
[15:01] meeting the founders and now I actually
[15:03] work with them. So, I'm actually also
[15:05] focused on making Repurpose the best
[15:07] platform ever. But basically, what it
[15:09] does for you guys is I'll leave the link
[15:10] to it in the description. You can create
[15:12] an account and also unlock the whole
[15:14] social media cheat sheet guide while
[15:16] you're at it. But all you have to do is
[15:17] start for free. It's completely free to
[15:19] start. You can just create an account
[15:21] with Google. And then it lets you set up
[15:22] automations between different platforms.
[15:25] So for example, the way that I use
[15:27] Repurpose is I use my Instagram account
[15:29] as my main social media platform. And
[15:31] then I have the videos that I post on
[15:32] Instagram automatically get reposted to
[15:35] every single other social media
[15:36] platform. So all of my Instagram videos
[15:38] get auto reposted to Tik Tok, YouTube,
[15:40] Snapchat, Pinterest, and X. And also
[15:43] since I'm uploading within the Instagram
[15:44] app, they can autoreost to threads and
[15:47] to Facebook. But yeah, when you see my
[15:48] actual earnings with like YouTube and
[15:50] with Tik Tok, this is all with the
[15:52] thanks of repurpose because this way I
[15:54] didn't have to manually post to every
[15:56] platform, which saved me so much time
[15:57] and made me so much extra money. So when
[15:59] it actually comes to monetization on
[16:01] Instagram, there is technically a way to
[16:03] make money through it, but it's very,
[16:04] very rare. I'll show you on my phone
[16:06] since I got really lucky and I'm one of
[16:08] the few people that has access to this.
[16:10] But basically, their monetization is
[16:12] 100% invite only. So, if you just post a
[16:14] lot of videos and you have followers and
[16:16] Instagram thinks you're legit, they will
[16:18] just randomly invite you. And you might
[16:20] not even get a notification. You
[16:21] actually have to go into your account,
[16:24] click on professional dashboard, and
[16:25] then scroll down until you see
[16:27] monetization. And under monetization, if
[16:29] it applies to you, you will get
[16:30] something called bonuses. I already got
[16:32] it. So, if I scroll up right here,
[16:34] bonuses is right here. And you can see
[16:36] right now they're only rewarding for
[16:38] photo and carousel posts, which is kind
[16:40] of weird cuz I never post photos or
[16:42] carousels, so I don't really know
[16:44] exactly the best way to deal with that.
[16:46] But if I look at my previous bonuses,
[16:48] and scroll down, they actually used to
[16:49] pay you for reels, which I actually did
[16:52] make a good amount of money from at one
[16:53] point. Like 1.8K here or $1.4,000 here.
[16:57] I mean, it used to be really good. Now
[16:58] it doesn't pay for views on reels at
[17:00] all. So, it's not really like I'm making
[17:02] any money from this, but based on my
[17:03] calculations, it seemed to only pay
[17:05] around 5 cents per thousand views
[17:07] anyways. And yeah, I don't know of any
[17:08] specific way to increase your RPM. So,
[17:10] that's how it seems to work. But since
[17:12] Instagram is so unstructured, I wanted
[17:14] to move to another platform that
[17:16] actually can make you money and is not
[17:17] just random. And it's actually Snapchat.
[17:20] And most people don't know about this,
[17:21] but you can actually make some pretty
[17:23] good money from Snapchat. And yes, once
[17:25] again, to show proof, I actually am
[17:27] making money from this. I have 350,000
[17:30] followers on my Snapchat account. You
[17:32] can see here it's called Fly Juggler.
[17:33] Pretty obvious. And it is a little bit
[17:35] complicated to understand. So, I suggest
[17:37] you actually watch my entire video guide
[17:39] on it. You can find it in this cheat
[17:40] sheet. But basically, you have to apply
[17:42] and get a Snap Star, which the full
[17:44] guide to is in the sheet right here. But
[17:46] once you do and you have 50,000
[17:48] followers as a minimum, you can actually
[17:50] get the Snap Star and start making money
[17:52] from what you post. Now, once you start
[17:54] posting, how much money you make depends
[17:55] what you post on and how much your
[17:57] actual watch time is. If you post on
[17:59] Snapchat stories, you can probably make
[18:01] around 5 cents to 25 cents per thousand
[18:03] views. And if you post to spotlights, it
[18:06] seems to suck a lot more. You probably
[18:07] make around 1 or 2 cents per thousand
[18:09] views on Snapchat spotlights, at least
[18:11] in my experience. Just to actually show
[18:13] you guys this, I'll show you actual
[18:15] earnings for me. So, if I go to my
[18:16] Snapchat crystals, you can see I've
[18:18] earned 23,000 Snapchat crystals. And
[18:21] each crystal is basically worth 10
[18:23] cents. So that's $2,300
[18:25] basically. And each day I get rewarded
[18:28] for what I post. So you could see on
[18:29] December 26th, I got $119 crystals for
[18:32] spotlight submissions. And then I got
[18:34] 1,567
[18:36] crystals for what ran on my Snapchat
[18:38] stories. And just so you know, my
[18:40] calculation on my RPMs are actually
[18:42] based on going through this and then
[18:43] looking at how many views I was actually
[18:45] getting on my Snapchat stories on the
[18:47] days when I got rewarded as well as how
[18:48] many views I was getting on Snapchat
[18:50] spotlights. You may not know the
[18:51] difference between those two things yet.
[18:52] So again, if you don't, you should
[18:54] probably watch my full guide on it for
[18:55] the explanation. But just understand
[18:57] that you should at least be using
[18:59] Repurpose to autopost your videos to
[19:01] Snapchat. Because if you do, you at one
[19:03] point or another will be able to get
[19:05] monetized on Snapchat and then be able
[19:06] to make money from the videos that you
[19:08] post. So, if you can make extra money
[19:09] from the videos you're already posting,
[19:11] why would you not do that? I just use
[19:12] Repurpose to actually just autopost all
[19:14] my stuff to Snapchat spotlights, but my
[19:16] main monetization method is through
[19:18] Snapchat stories. But now, moving on to
[19:20] the last short form platform that
[19:21] actually has monetization built into it,
[19:24] and that's actually Facebook. A lot of
[19:26] you guys don't know about this, but
[19:27] Facebook can actually make you money
[19:28] from just the views that you get. Now,
[19:30] let's talk about the requirements. So
[19:32] firstly, you need to have a public page
[19:34] on Facebook as well as you probably need
[19:36] to have at least 10,000 followers before
[19:38] applying. And then once you have it, all
[19:40] you actually have to do is apply. Now,
[19:42] just because you apply, that doesn't
[19:43] mean you'll get in. And I just want to
[19:44] show you what it actually looks like to
[19:46] apply because I have 89,000 followers on
[19:49] my Facebook. If I look at my reels tab,
[19:51] so the way that you can find this is if
[19:53] you go to your professional dashboard,
[19:55] you click under monetization right here,
[19:56] and then you scroll down, you should see
[19:58] something called content monetization.
[20:00] If you click on this, it'll then give
[20:02] you the opportunity to apply to the
[20:04] content monetization program on
[20:05] Facebook, which I already applied to and
[20:07] I'm on the wait list. I've not been
[20:09] accepted yet. And when I called Facebook
[20:11] support, they literally just told us
[20:13] it's random and you'll get in when you
[20:15] get in. And it's like that's a pretty
[20:16] unsatisfactory answer, but sure. So,
[20:19] luckily though, I do know other people
[20:21] who are monetized on Facebook and my
[20:23] understanding is they make around 10
[20:25] cents to around $1 per thousand views.
[20:27] And it's a little bit weird cuz you can
[20:29] monetize across a couple different
[20:30] mediums. So like you can get monetized
[20:32] for the photos that you post on Facebook
[20:34] or also the reals that you post on
[20:36] Facebook. And you can even run instream
[20:39] ads apparently on videos that are over
[20:41] 90 seconds. So I don't have all the
[20:43] details for that right now. But this is
[20:45] based on talking to people who I know
[20:46] actually are monetized on Facebook, what
[20:48] I've seen from them. So again, if you're
[20:50] not already posting on Facebook, you
[20:52] should. And if you don't want to do it
[20:54] manually, you can just set up a workflow
[20:56] on repurpose. post to your main platform
[20:57] manually and just get everything on
[20:59] every other platform for free. So yeah,
[21:01] just to round this video off though, I
[21:02] want to go through a couple bonus ways
[21:04] to monetize since it's just extra money
[21:06] if you take advantage of these. The
[21:08] first I've already mentioned in this
[21:09] video is use Repurpose to autopost your
[21:12] videos across every social media
[21:14] platform. This means you can make money
[21:15] per thousand views on every single one
[21:17] of those platforms. But on top of that,
[21:18] if you ever come out with your own
[21:20] products or services, building your
[21:22] personal brand across every single
[21:23] platform is going to make the most
[21:24] difference. Number two, this one is
[21:26] currently unavailable, but I made a ton
[21:28] of extra money using this, and it was
[21:29] something called Blastoff Music,
[21:31] otherwise known as music royalties. And
[21:33] basically, it allowed you to earn extra
[21:34] money by just putting background songs
[21:36] on the videos that you already post. So,
[21:38] this is currently down, but I think it
[21:40] will be back up eventually. I'm not
[21:42] sure. And I think when it's back up,
[21:43] it'll have campaigns across every social
[21:45] media platform. So, when that's back up,
[21:47] I'll be making videos about it and
[21:49] showing you how much money I can
[21:50] actually make with it. And I'll also
[21:51] update this doc as well. So, make sure
[21:53] to subscribe so you don't miss videos
[21:54] like that. And then for number three,
[21:56] this is for people with big YouTube
[21:58] channels. There's a company that I work
[21:59] with called Linguana and they basically
[22:01] help you earn extra money by taking your
[22:03] videos, re-uploading them in an
[22:05] alternate language for you. You do none
[22:07] of the work and then they give you 50%
[22:08] of the revenue. So, if you look at this
[22:10] very channel, you can see I've been
[22:12] uploading all my videos in Spanish. I
[22:14] think this is Portuguese and also
[22:16] German. And they're all the same types
[22:18] of videos that I post here, just
[22:19] completely translated. So, that's made
[22:21] things really, really easy for me. And
[22:22] yeah, you guys can do that as well to
[22:24] make extra money from what you're
[22:25] already uploading. Last, coming soon,
[22:27] there are some other platforms that I
[22:28] haven't touched on here, like X or
[22:30] Twitter Twitch Rumble Kick Spotify
[22:33] and MSN. We will be updating this doc as
[22:35] time goes on once we gather all the info
[22:37] we need to show the monetization
[22:39] guidelines on every single one of these.
[22:40] So, just understand that will be coming
[22:42] soon. And yeah, that basically wraps up
[22:43] how much every single platform pays you
[22:45] per thousand views on social media. This
[22:47] has been an extensive video undergoing
[22:49] everything, showing the requirements you
[22:50] need to hit to get monetized and then
[22:52] how much money you can actually make per
[22:53] thousand views and then how you can even
[22:55] improve that with some bonus ways to
[22:56] monetize like using repurpose to get
[22:58] your videos out on every single platform
[23:00] at once. That's my extensive list. So, I
[23:02] hope that makes sense. As always, thank
[23:04] you guys all so much for watching the
[23:05] video. If you want to join our Discord
[23:07] community with over 23,000 members, all
[23:09] dedicated to making money online, that
[23:11] will be in the description. And once
[23:12] again, thank you so much for watching.
[23:13] I'll catch you in the next video. Go in
[23:14] and peace.