Facebook introduces new ways for content creators to earn money.

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Ngày cập nhật gần nhất: 15/4/2026

As VidCon 2019 approaches, happening from July 10th to 13th in Anaheim, California, social media giant Facebook has announced the addition of several new monetization features for content creators on its platform, starting with allowing creators to choose ad placement locations within their videos.

Facebook states that to support better videos without being disrupted by ads, content creators can now opt for non-disruptive ad formats such as pre-roll ads or image-based ads. This may be most useful for shorter videos.

Additionally, content creators on Facebook will now have the ability to grant access to exclusive Groups through a monthly subscription fee. In return, fans can interact with creators in a more private space.

Facebook initiates trials of 'Paid Groups' since June last year, stating plans to soon add similar features for 'Fan subscriptions'. Content creators can utilize this feature to offer special incentives to those willing to pay a few USD/month for their content, such as product discount codes and exclusive livestreams on Facebook.

Additionally, the social media giant is exploring other online earning methods to enable content creators to directly earn money from even the most demanding fans.

Specifically, Facebook Stars was initially designed exclusively for the gaming community on Live; however, Facebook announces that it will allow a small group of non-gaming video creators to utilize this feature to support earning money on Facebook for everyone, not just limited to gamers as before.

Finally, Facebook is currently deploying new tools for creators to better monitor and manage interactions with their audience. This enables creators to share demographics with partner businesses, brands to target ads and reach the right audience, through the Brands Collab Manager feature introduced at last year's VidCon event. Additionally, updates to Creator Studio allow creators to track, adjust, and monetize their posts.

Clearly, Facebook's objective in implementing these changes is to 'attract' content creators and boost its platform after YouTube announced a series of new monetization tools such as Channel Memberships, Sponsorships...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What new monetization features has Facebook announced for content creators?

Facebook has introduced several monetization features for content creators, including the ability to choose ad placement locations within videos and offering non-disruptive ad formats like pre-roll and image-based ads. This is aimed at enhancing the viewing experience.

How can Facebook creators benefit from the new subscription-based Groups feature?

Content creators can now charge a monthly subscription fee to grant access to exclusive Groups, allowing fans to interact in a private space. This feature provides creators with a new revenue stream while offering fans special content.

Is Facebook allowing non-gaming creators to earn money through Facebook Stars?

Yes, Facebook is now allowing a select group of non-gaming video creators to utilize the Facebook Stars feature. This change broadens earning opportunities beyond the gaming community, enabling more creators to monetize their content.

What tools has Facebook introduced for creators to manage audience interactions?

Facebook has deployed new tools, such as the Brands Collab Manager, which allows creators to monitor audience interactions and share demographic insights with partner businesses. These tools help creators effectively target ads and engage their audience.

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