Anyone making money with Facebook’s monetization using viral AI content?

[AffiliateBazar]

I’ve been experimenting lately with a strategy that seems to work surprisingly well: using AI-generated viral images (the kind that spark crazy reactions or debates) on Facebook pages that are monetized via Facebook’s own ad program.

Something like "Giant pizza on the streets of Naples", “UFO spotted over Milan” and similar

I’ve been publishing this type of content consistently and, in some cases, I’m seeing $20–$30 in earnings per image (thanks to high interaction and FB in-stream ads).

It’s not about links or affiliate offers ... just pure monetization from the content itself.
Here is some proof:

Curious if anyone else here is trying this or something similar?

Also wondering how long before FB tightens the rules on this…

 

[ViTuyen]

I’ve been experimenting lately with a strategy that seems to work surprisingly well: using AI-generated viral images (the kind that spark crazy reactions or debates) on Facebook pages that are monetized via Facebook’s own ad program.

Something like "Giant pizza on the streets of Naples", “UFO spotted over Milan” and similar

I’ve been publishing this type of content consistently and, in some cases, I’m seeing $20–$30 in earnings per image (thanks to high interaction and FB in-stream ads).

It’s not about links or affiliate offers ... just pure monetization from the content itself.
Here is some proof:

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Curious if anyone else here is trying this or something similar?

Also wondering how long before FB tightens the rules on this…

AI is a great tool if you know how to use it, I also use AI to create promotional images

 

[badboylose]

I’ve been experimenting lately with a strategy that seems to work surprisingly well: using AI-generated viral images (the kind that spark crazy reactions or debates) on Facebook pages that are monetized via Facebook’s own ad program.

Something like "Giant pizza on the streets of Naples", “UFO spotted over Milan” and similar

I’ve been publishing this type of content consistently and, in some cases, I’m seeing $20–$30 in earnings per image (thanks to high interaction and FB in-stream ads).

It’s not about links or affiliate offers ... just pure monetization from the content itself.
Here is some proof:

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Curious if anyone else here is trying this or something similar?

Also wondering how long before FB tightens the rules on this…

Your strategy of using AI-generated viral images to gain attention on Facebook seems creative and effective. Topics like “Giant Pizza” or “UFO Spotted” are intriguing and controversial. Keep looking for topics that are likely to shock or provoke strong reactions from viewers.

 

[Wynodi]

I’ve been experimenting lately with a strategy that seems to work surprisingly well: using AI-generated viral images (the kind that spark crazy reactions or debates) on Facebook pages that are monetized via Facebook’s own ad program.

Something like "Giant pizza on the streets of Naples", “UFO spotted over Milan” and similar

I’ve been publishing this type of content consistently and, in some cases, I’m seeing $20–$30 in earnings per image (thanks to high interaction and FB in-stream ads).

It’s not about links or affiliate offers ... just pure monetization from the content itself.
Here is some proof:

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Curious if anyone else here is trying this or something similar?

Also wondering how long before FB tightens the rules on this…

ai is very powerful on tiktok

im currently running different profiles around the AI hype ,

especially profiles targeting the older generation.

religion related posts. cooking recipes. and posts that can attract gullible people usually.

 

[ZestFB]

This is a very popular tactic right now — I’ve seen some teams using this type of content even in the Facebook feed. But I wonder, is this really the best result? Do you think it would still be feasible if we tried to scale it up?

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

I’ve also noticed that engaging, curiosity-driven visuals often perform better on Facebook compared to standard creatives.

 

[west555]

I’ve been experimenting lately with a strategy that seems to work surprisingly well: using AI-generated viral images (the kind that spark crazy reactions or debates) on Facebook pages that are monetized via Facebook’s own ad program.

Something like "Giant pizza on the streets of Naples", “UFO spotted over Milan” and similar

I’ve been publishing this type of content consistently and, in some cases, I’m seeing $20–$30 in earnings per image (thanks to high interaction and FB in-stream ads).

It’s not about links or affiliate offers ... just pure monetization from the content itself.
Here is some proof:

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Curious if anyone else here is trying this or something similar?

Also wondering how long before FB tightens the rules on this…

Pardon my ignorance, but you just publish it on your page or? Do you promote that image to other groups, running ads on it ?

 

[QH Agency]

Yes, I see many users are using AI to make money. FB can't scan them. This is a good idea so we just give the idea and the rest is the AI machine to do for you. Finally the money will go to our pocket.