Instagram reportedly offers YouTubers up to $500,000 for Features
Meta says it's "too early to share a long-term monetization model", while Instagram has approached "select" YouTubers with offers up to $500,000.
Meta says it's "too early to share a long-term monetization model", while Instagram has approached "select" YouTubers with offers up to $500,000.
The earnings figure points to a bigger role for living room viewing in YouTube's ad business.
The test changes when eligible creators can collect revenue, not who qualifies for the YouTube Partner Program.
YouTube says it is developing more monetization pathways for microdramas, and members-only episodes on mobile get a new viewer experience.
Gulf and Egyptian creators can join from 500 subscribers and Indian creators can tag Amazon too, but nobody has published commission rates.
Creators will be able to tag AliExpress products, but no commission rates have been published and no go-live date has been set.