u/Silver-Inspection155

Hello! I have a rapidly growing social presence but I can’t seem to get monetized on Facebook even though I’m monetized on YouTube and TikTok. I hear FB is where most of the money is.

I’m currently posting on Facebook and doing about 10m views a month with great months doing 30m.

Is partnering with an already monetized Facebook page for a split of the revenue a thing?

I also don’t get all the clips out of my raw footage due to time. Is there a world where clippers would share revenue for access to the 5-7 minute of the best shots I get daily?

I could probably hit 30m every month if I had time to clip my own daily footage.

Let me preface this by saying this works if the account already has initial momentum, and people want your product. It won't work if you don't already have a solid product, content sourcing strategy or community management plan.

The account I ran this on was a DTC CPG brand.

We basically tallied up all engagements made on our instagram every 2 weeks. We exported the list of people who liked each post, commented on each post, shared us to their story, reposted us, and mentioned us in their content.

We assigned value to each of those items.

Likes were 1 Points.
Comments were 5 points.
Story Shares were 5 Points
Tags were 7.
Reposts were 10.

Then we gave each of the people who engaged with us a score.

We took the top 10, removed the points, and posted an IG story thanking and tagging our biggest engagers and offered the top 3 some pretty cool swag, and gave the rest discounts/ early access to new products etc.

We immediately posted a second IG story telling people what actions were worth what points.

Our engaged followers would see it, but it wouldn't live on our page. A cool, in-the-know kinda thing.

The first time we did it, both stories were shared like wildfire.

Our followers started going crazy. Every time we posted there were 5-15 people who would share our post to their stories immediately. 20-35 comments would trail shortly after.

We did that every 2 weeks for a few months and it was incredible.

There are some downsides you need to account for, like training the audience for a discounts, larger brands have to think about compliance, logistics of rewards etc.

But overall 10 out of 10. Would recommend.