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What should I expect in terms of money making with my social media business?
I edit some martial arts fights so only the action is left and some vids in the past made 1mil-10mil views on FB.
Instagram never catched on and I am now new on TikTok.
I stopped for a long time and want a fresh start. Which social media channels can I generate ad money and how much should I expect?
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One biiiiolllliiiiiooooon dollars
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This is hardly a business.
This is a content strategy bound to fail.
You steal content, edit it and upload it as if it were your own, breaking TOS and copyright laws.TikTok is currently already cutting RPMs on this content harsh. You get like 4$ per million views.
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I would not rely on this as a business strategy. Build an audience then sell them something. Some sort of digital product.
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That’s pretty amazing I helped couple people make money through YT automation, FB instream ads and later growing the community and monetizing it. So utilise those above mentioned ways to make some big bucks. Lmk if you need any help
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On Facebook, given your past views, you might continue to pull in some serious ad revenue. Just ensure you’re consistent with quality content to maintain those high view counts.
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As for earnings, it really depends on your following and engagement.
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Welcome back to the social media game! Your content sounds engaging. For ad revenue, Facebook and YouTube are strong options. Income can vary widely, but with millions of views, it’s possible to earn a decent income through ads and sponsorships. Consistency and audience engagement are key!
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Where exactly are these martial arts fights coming from? If you don’t own the footage or have the rights to publish the footage *and* profit from it, there’s not much of a ‘business’ here at all. You’re just stealing content. Won’t make it far doing that.
If you do have the rights to produce, publish, and generate revenue from these videos, then there’s a bunch of different ways you could go. You could create content and engage with advertisers to sponsor it, you could go to a platform with a creator fund and essentially compete with other creators for a piece of the pie.
Then, you’d need to understand how social media management advertising works, learn how your content performs organically, understand your average/estimated reach and performance, establish a rate card based on CPMs or CPV or whatever if you’re planning on making any real money, at some point, somewhere down the road.
Or maybe you aren’t a social media business at all. Maybe you’re a video editor?
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Reviving your social media biz sounds exciting! For ad money, FB with high views is promising. TikTok’s hot now too. As for revenue, it varies. Consider checking Joy Wallet for financial tools; not social media, but could boost your overall financial fitness.
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Facebook and TikTok both offer opportunities for creators to earn money through ad revenue sharing programs. As for how much you can expect to make, it really depends on factors like your audience size, engagement rates, and the type of ads you run.
In my opinion, focusing on building a strong presence on both platforms and consistently creating high-quality content is key. Over time, as your following grows, so will your potential earnings. And if you’re ever looking for additional ways to boost your income, you might want to check out a real app that pay real money. It’s worth exploring for some extra cash while you pursue your social media business.-
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