How To Get Paid With Facebook
Publishers and creators might soon be able to make more money off their Facebook video content So they Get Paid With Facebook.
Facebook is introducing or expanding three types of video ads for both the social network and publishers’ websites: in-stream video ads for publisher websites, expanding ad breaks for Facebook Live videos within Facebook’s own app and ad breaks for publisher videos uploaded to Facebook.
The additions could be a boon for media companies anxious to get more revenue from the content they produce for the tech juggernaut that refuses to call itself a media company.
As YouTube Was on the Top Revenue content produce But now because of shortage or ads or the ads are not showing up on YouTube most of the people moving forward to other alternative revenue sites like Facebook , Share cash , Bit coin and etc.
An Update on Video Monetization
By Brian Boland, VP of Publisher Solutions & Maria Angelidou-Smith, Product Manager
We want to help our partners monetize their premium video content, both on Facebook and on their own websites and apps. Today we are sharing three updates about video monetization on Facebook and through Audience Network:
- All eligible publishers can now make money from in-stream video ads on their own websites and apps through Audience Network.
- On Facebook, we’re expanding our beta test of Ad Breaks in Facebook Live to additional profiles and Pages in the U.S.
- We have started testing Ad Breaks in on-demand video on Facebook with a small number of partners.
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How Will it Works
It’s not possible to advertise live videos at this time. If you saw a sponsored ad for a live video, it’s possible you saw a live video ad in beta testing. If you’d like to see this option rolled out for all advertisers, I’d suggest providing that feedback to the ad product team through this form: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/291733024205607/?ref=u2u
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AUDIENCE NETWORK IN-STREAM VIDEO ADS AVAILABLE TO ALL ELIGIBLE PUBLISHERS
Audience Network is a service that places ads from Facebook’s advertisers onto third-party websites and apps. In May we announced an Audience Network test of in-stream video ads, and today we’re making in-stream video available to all eligible Audience Network publishers who have available inventory. Now, publishers can bring relevant video ads to people all over the world, on both mobile and desktop.
Publishers have historically been wary of video ads delivered from networks or exchanges because they can load slowly and are often unreliable. With Audience Network, advertisers upload their ads and bids to Facebook in advance—allowing us to quickly run an auction and return an ad that’s a good experience for the person watching it.
Publishers who upload videos to Facebook may soon be able to take advantage of ads within those videos as well. Facebook is now beginning to test ad breaks with a few U.S. partners, which the company said could be expanded in “coming months” after it’s had a chance to gather data from early findings.
