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Facebook Income !

Good News For All
Ready to make your thing a thing? 
Welcome to a new community helping video 
creators level up on Facebook.

We Know That Google Is The Best Platform Of Earning . Now A Day We Earn From Google Ad / Adsense With Blog , Website , Facebook Page  And Other  Method. And Also Earn By Youtube  , Affiliate program  / Online Marketing  ,Online surveys , Amazon , Pay Per Click Any Many Kinds.

But Today Discuss About Different Earning  Platform . 

Discuss About - Facebook .

Know Something About Facebook Now....

Facebook is a social networking site that makes it easy for you to connect and share with your family and friends online. Originally designed for college students, Facebook was created in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg while he was enrolled at Harvard University.

As of the third quarter of 2017, Facebook had 2.07 billion monthly active users. In the third quarter of 2012, the number of active Facebook users had surpassed 1 billion, making it the first social network ever to do so. Active users are those which have logged in to Facebook during the last 30 days.

Facebook Already Make Earning Platform That Is  Facebook Creator

Ready to make your thing a thing? Welcome to a new community helping video creators level up on Facebook. This Platform Is Open To All Facebook User / Also Open New User . This Is Made / Create Videos Only Your Thinking . Next Months This Platform Is Total Ready For Creator . 

Make Any Videos But Have Some Facebook 

Data Policy &  conditions .

Standards and Guidelines for Earning Money from Your Content on Facebook

Sep 13, 2017

By Nick Grudin, VP of Media Partnerships

Every day, people come to Facebook to connect with stories from creators and publishers they 

love. 

 Fostering an ecosystem where creators and publishers of all sizes can connect with their fans 

and 

 earn 

 money for their work is a critical part of creating these connections and experiences for 

our 

community.

We want to support a diverse range of creators and publishers, which is why we’ve introduced a 

range of  

monetization options, including Branded Content and Instant Articles. More recently, 

we’ve been testing 

Ad Breaks with a group of publishers, and we’re working on opening it up more 

broadly.

As we continue to expand our monetization offerings, it’s important that we provide clear guidelines 

around what can and cannot be monetized on our platform. Many of these experiences are made 

possible 

 through ads from over 5M advertisers on Facebook, and they need to feel confident and in 

control over

 where their ads appear.

That’s why today, we are introducing monetization eligibility standards. These standards provide clearer 

guidance around the types of publishers and creators that are eligible to earn money on Facebook, along 

with guidelines on the kind of content that can be monetized. We have similar standards for publishers 

monetizing their own sites and apps through the Audience Network — learn more here.

Standards on who can access monetization features on Facebook

To use any of our monetization features, you must comply with Facebook’s policies and terms, including 

our Community Standards, Payment Terms, and Page Terms. Our goal is support creators and publishers 

who are enriching our community. Those creators and publishers who are violating our policies regarding

 intellectual property, authenticity, and user safety, or are engaging in fraudulent business practices, may 

be ineligible to monetize using our features.

Creators and publishers must have an authentic, established presence on Facebook — they are who they 

represent themselves to be, and have had a profile or Page on Facebook for at least one month. Additionally, 

some of our features like Ad Breaks require a sufficient follower base, something that could extend to other 

features over time.

Those who share content that repeatedly violates our Content Guidelines for Monetization, share 

clickbait or sensationalism, or post misinformation and false news may be ineligible or may lose their 

eligibility to monetize.

Guidelines on what content can be monetized on Facebook

These guidelines provide more detail on the types of content that advertisers may find sensitive, and 

should help you make more informed decisions about what content to monetize. These apply to videos 

on Facebook today, and will extend to Instant Articles over time.

While the guidelines do not cover every scenario, they are a good indicator of what types of content 

are likely to generate more revenue. Keep in mind that even if your content is eligible for ads, some 

brands and advertisers may choose to use brand safety controls to tailor where their ads run.

If your content does not comply with these standards, we will notify you that we have removed the 

ads. If you believe your content should be eligible, you can reach out through the appeals channel.

These guidelines focus specifically on what content is eligible for ads. Your content may be impacted

 by these guidelines, but will remain on the platform provided it meets our Community Standards.

***

We hope these standards and guidelines help you understand how to successfully earn money from 

your content on Facebook. This is part of our ongoing process to provide our partners with more 

clarity and transparency, and we remain committed to improving our products and experiences for

 people, publishers, creators and advertisers.

Sing Up Facebook  - Facebook

Facebook Creator - Facebook Creator

If You Have Already Fb Account 

Profile And Page

First things first - Facebook profiles and Pages. You may already have a Facebook profile to help you connect with friends and family, and you can continue using it as a creator. If you want people beyond your immediate friends and family to discover your videos — whether or not they're on Facebook — set your video posts to "Public."

You can also build your public presence on a Page, which offers even more ways to understand your video performance and make your content discoverable.

Create Your Page

You'll need a Facebook profile to create a Facebook Page. To set up your Page, just go to Create Pages > Artist, Band or Public Figure > Video Creator. Here are some tips to consider:

• Keep your Page name and URL consistent so people can find you.
• Write a short bio to introduce yourself to your community.
• Choose a profile photo or video that's up to 7 seconds.
• Create a cover photo or video that's 20 to 90 seconds long.
• Learn about the ideal dimensions for your Page's profile and cover images.

If you already have a Page, you can switch it to a Video Creator Page by going to Page Settings > Edit Page > Video Creator. This template will ensure that your videos are front-and-center on the Page for your fans to find.

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