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The longest-running content creators on TikTok will be rewarded for the work they do on the social network. Advertise the TikTok app Creator Rewards Program, a measure that was until then in the testing phase, to reward long-form videos on its platform. Information from the site Mashable.
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The program will allow TikTok creators who prioritize longer videos to better monetize their content, which will now receive monetization based on criteria such as “originality, runtime, search value, and audience engagement.”
Although the official announcement of the program's inclusion has only just been made, it was already successful in its beta phase last year, when total revenue for long-form video creators increased by more than 250% in the last six months of 2023.
Hey Creators Fund TikTok, another initiative also designed to encourage and help creators monetize their content, ended in November. The company that owns the social network claimed that it is working to “apply resources elsewhere to better support creators and explore new offerings.”
Just as TikTok promised at the time, the Creator Rewards Program It seems to be a good initiative to encourage those looking to monetize content and is also focusing on a place within its platform that can grow further.
New ways to monetize content on TikTok
- TikTok's support for users of its platform should receive more incentive projects, such as a new project for example Academy of Creators (Previously released in Europe as Tik Tok Academy).
- This academy will provide resources, courses, articles, and consultations on content skills, TikTok-focused resources, and more.
- As of now, this project is still in the testing phase, but is scheduled to be released soon in seven different languages.
TikTok has increasingly moved toward encouraging and allowing longer content. Since October last year, the app has increased the maximum video length to 15 minutes. In January this year, the limit increased again to 30 minutes.
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