Meta to allow Nigerians Monetize on their platform
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Meta to allow Nigerians Monetize on their platform

Meta to allow Nigerians Monetize on their platform

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Meta Platforms has opened its arms to African creators, Nigerian inclusive to make money creating content on their platform and this feature will be rolled out before June 2024 as stated by Nick Clegg,  the company’s President of Global Affairs.

Clegg hosted some of Nigeria’s top creators in their Lagos office while on a visit to their markets in  South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria, and this intention was communicated there.

“With a performance-based model, creators can focus on the content that’s resonating with their audience and helping them grow,” Meta declared last year after testing the feature.

After a successful launch in the US, Canada, Australia, and South Korea, “Ads on Reels” is expanding its reach, allowing content creators to monetize their work based on reel views.

According to Tech Cabal, Clegg had a conversation with them and he mentioned “Nigerian creators have global reach,” and creators will soon have “the ability to run ads in-stream and use other tools such as Instagram stars and gifts that are available to creators elsewhere in the world.”

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