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Making money via monetization upon accumulating enough followers or views on social media .

Thoughts ? Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m a UK-based beauty and lifestyle creator. I have 4.3k followers on TikTok. My views range anywhere from 1k on quieter videos up to 1.8M on my biggest viral video. I also cross-post to YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.

After 2 years of successful gifted and affiliate collaborations, I am ready to transition into paid brand deals. I would love some insight from this group on how to get started. Specifically:

How do you determine your baseline rates or flat fees?

What does your outreach/pitching process look like?

Which banking or invoicing apps do UK creators prefer for receiving brand payments safely?

Any advice or resources you can share would be amazing. Thanks so much!

**Welcome to NGTV.**
This community is for creators and people who believe great content deserves to be discovered.
Over time we’ll feature creators, discuss the creator economy, share behind-the-scenes updates as NGTV grows, and create a space where creators can connect, learn, and be seen.
If you’re building something you’re proud of, you’re in the right place.

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Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/NGTVCreatorsEconomy amazing.

Hey everyone!

I’m currently building a new tool specifically for content creators, and I’m looking for a small group of creators who’d be interested in trying it out before it launches.
I don’t want to share too many details publicly just yet, but the goal is to make part of the creator workflow a lot easier and more creator-focused.

Right now, I’m looking for people who are willing to:

Test an early version

Share honest feedback (good and bad)

Tell me what could be improved before launch

I’m looking for genuine feedback, not just compliments. I want to build something creators actually find useful.

As a thank-you, anyone who actively tests it and provides meaningful feedback will get **free access for a few months when it launches next year.**

If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I’ll reach out when the beta is ready.

Thanks in advance. I really appreciate anyone who’s willing to help shape it.

I used to think the whole “comment LINK and I’ll send it to you” thing was just engagement bait.

Honestly, it still can be.

But I’ve been paying more attention to how people actually behave on Instagram, and I think I misunderstood part of it.

When someone sees a Reel and wants the product, template, guide, recipe, workout, whatever, that interest is very short-lived. They don’t want to go to the profile, tap a bio link, open a link hub, guess which button is the right one, then maybe come back.

They just want the thing.

The weird part is that the comment is probably the highest-intent moment. Someone literally stopped scrolling to ask for the link. But a lot of creators still treat that like a normal comment they can answer later.

By the time they reply, the person may not care anymore.

So now I see “comment LINK” less as a trick and more as a shortcut, assuming it’s done well. The bad version is spammy. The good version is just removing steps.

What I’m still unsure about is where the line is.

At what point does this feel helpful instead of annoying?

Are people here using comment-to-DM flows because they actually convert better, or is it mostly just for boosting comments?

So I recently came to know about content marketing so I was kinda confused which content creator would be best for it in Rajkot?

Any suggestions for good quality content creator?

Like I will boost the video myself with paid ads so follower count doesn’t matter but the content and video quality should be decent and competitive you know?

I have this Instagram page where I'm talking topics like personal confessions as 20 year old on the things that i experienced

And on some philosophical life thoughts, Mindset, perspective sharing

I started this page like 25 days ago posted almost 49 videos and have 56 followers

My avg reviews are 1500-3000 views

I blocked all my friends so 56 follower all are strangers

And I don't know how I should carry this page and my personal brand further

Also any tip for growing my page audience from 2k views to 10k views

( give me something new) I already follow hook, rebook, script, delivery covered all the fundamentals

Also people are saving my videos almost more than anything shares also but they won't follow me

I don’t really know where else to go to ask this, but I genuinely want advice on how to reach a wider audience for a series I’m working on. Obviously it is still in the works, however having more than just a friend or two to motivate me will help me keep going.

I want to share my work and share this story, but I don’t gain enough traction on my TikTok or Instagram to garner attention. I want to be able to build a community that keeps me motivated, I want to hear people’s advice and criticisms on what I’m working on, and I want to create something that others might enjoy.

I’m just a girl working off of a shitty Chromebook, no money, no studio, and I’m definitely not using AI or paying for views and engagement. That shit is lazy and should never be used in entertainment.

What should I do to boost the audience? I’m genuinely trying, and I figured I might as well come here, knowing this is a big space for creative work.

THANK YOUUUU

I’ve been a relatable content creator since 2023, and I’ve posted every single day for over 3 years. I’m currently at around 110k followers on TikTok and 31k on Instagram. I’ve had multiple viral videos, including one with over 11 million views, and I work with brands regularly, so I know my content can perform.

The problem is that I feel completely stuck.

For the last year or so, I’ve been hovering around the same follower count. I’ll have a video do well, gain some followers, then everything slows down and I’m back where I started. It feels like I’m on a treadmill.

My content has always been relatable videos—girlhood, relationships, school, random thoughts, and situations people relate to. That niche helped me grow in 2023, but now I feel like relatable content is so oversaturated that it’s hard to stand out. Every time I scroll, I see hundreds of creators making almost the exact same style of videos.

I don’t want to quit because creating content is genuinely my passion, but I also don’t want to spend another few years posting every day just to stay stuck around the same follower count.

For those of you who understand short-form content, what would you do if you were in my position?

Would you stay in the relatable niche or pivot?

How do creators break out of this plateau?

Is relatable content still a good niche in 2026, or has the algorithm and audience shifted?

If you had an account with 110k followers that felt “stuck,” what would your strategy be to get it to 500k+ or even 1M?

I’m not looking for generic advice like “just be consistent” because I’ve already been doing that for years. I feel like I’m missing something, and I’d really appreciate honest feedback.

If anyone is willing to take a look at my accounts and tell me what you think I’m doing right or wrong, I’d really appreciate it.

TikTok: @kileyymetzger
Instagram: @kileyymetzger

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Idea 1:

Influencers may have their own products to sell

And some may have a catalog of products.

Using our platform influencers can sell their products. We handle tech.

And also host their catalog with Amazon/ flipkart links.

It will also provide insights as to how many people clicked on the link, how many went into purchase. It helps to pitch their impact while collaborating .

Idea2:

Local businesses list their businesses and corresponding marketing budget. Influencers can come and text them up or show up their interests.

Owners can pick one among them.

It helps to offload time to find influencers, and can find many micro influencers.

I want your views towards this ideas.

Is there any pre existing tools are there, if so how can i create difference and attract influencers?

Need your suggestions.

Thankyou

Saludos!!!

I’m launching a new platform called Anda Cabrón: an independent space dedicated to Puerto Rican history, education, and the fight for sovereignty.

We all know you can’t have a real movement without the creatives. Art, poetry, and music cut right through all the political noise and hit us right in the soul. It reminds us who we are.

So, I’m putting out a call to every independent Puerto Rican creator out there. I don't care if you’re holding it down on the island or keeping our roots alive in the diaspora across NY, Chicago, Orlando, or wherever you are. We need your voice.

We want to showcase your work:

• Poetry
• Visual Art
• Music

The mainstream ignores our stories, so we are going to use this platform to put a massive spotlight on your work and tie it right back to our history and the struggles we're facing today.

If you want to get involved, collaborate, or share your work, hit my DMs here or find us on our socials:
📸 Instagram: andacabron
🎵 TikTok: pr.andacabron

Que viva Puerto Rico Libre!!!

I’m a solo dev 18 and working from the uk i have built out my product called MarginMole and it’s basically a dealfinder, reseller website, it finds deals on ebay and gives you sold comparisons and other stuff all in a simple box and ranked by a ‘mole score’ this is my first complete and published saas, and i just don’t know how to grow my audience.

What tools does everyone use to maintain their momentum while creating content? I am trying to stay consistent but its hard