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Meta Reportedly Offers Creators Up to $500,000 to Post Video to Its New Features Product

By Eric MandellReported by Paid Media News
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TLDR

Business Insider reports Meta offered creators as much as $500,000 to post video to its new Features product.

Business Insider reported that Meta offered creators as much as $500,000 to post video to its new Features product, as first reported by Social Media Today. The article provides no further detail on the program's terms or timing.

How we got here: earlier coverage

  1. Oct 26
    Instagram Begins Limited US Test of Long-Form Video Formats for Creators

    Instagram is testing a limited set of new Features in the US, including long-form video formats that give creators more ways to engage their audiences.

  2. Oct 19
    LinkedIn begins paying select US creators when pre-roll ads run on their videos

    LinkedIn is testing pre-roll ad revenue sharing with select US video creators and allowing Business Premium members to sell 1:1 calls.

  3. Oct 15
    LinkedIn launches expanded sponsorships, consultations, and new analytics for creators

    LinkedIn added new monetization features including expanded sponsorships, updated analytics, and direct one-on-one consultations within the platform.

  4. Sep 30
    Instagram adds in-app boosting for livestreams

    Instagram now lets creators directly boost livestreams through the app, matching the promotional tools already available for posts, Stories, and Reels.

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