seospider20
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Can you monetized with ai slop sh*t?
What is your success rate?
What is your success rate?
Fb monetization with "AI Slop"
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- Jul 2, 2023
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Yes, but it's not prioritized for display. YouTube has restricted channels creating content from AI, and I don't think Facebook will approve monetization for AI-powered content either. Content that's created too easily and in such large quantities is truly worthless.
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It's entirely possible to make money from it, but the results aren't great because it's difficult to get meta-moderated, and nonsensical posts are unlikely to attract customer interaction.
seospider20
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Guys i mean Facebook monetization not aff links
- Aug 26, 2025
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nowdays everyone is using AI and getting monetized
seospider20
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Have you tried it by yourself
King Agency
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It may not always be prioritized in distribution. Some platforms apply stricter review standards to repetitive or low-effort AI-generated content, especially when it comes to monetization. Ultimately, platforms tend to reward originality, value, and authentic engagement. Simply producing large volumes of easily generated content doesn’t guarantee visibility or long-term success.
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What monetization are you actually asking about? On facebook groups, profit from facebook ads, what exactly?
- Sep 7, 2024
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Many people are using AI to make money, and I see a success rate of up to 70%.
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It works when with mixed with some real.videos and really good content
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You can deffo monetise AI-gen content on there but the thing is, if you want to make money of it then you'll want to avoid using AI slop.
Low-effort, mass-produced stuff will probs get short birsts of reach but eventually it throttles out. If it's monetising consistently, it's likely because some thought was put into making it stick.
Other than that I have no idea if AI slop necessarily makes it for monetisation. But if it's AI generated content, then yeah. There's a distinction there.
Low-effort, mass-produced stuff will probs get short birsts of reach but eventually it throttles out. If it's monetising consistently, it's likely because some thought was put into making it stick.
Other than that I have no idea if AI slop necessarily makes it for monetisation. But if it's AI generated content, then yeah. There's a distinction there.
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I think it's still possible, you can target a less demanding user base. Instead of focusing on quality as usual, shift your focus to quantity and speed of reach.
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Occasionally, I come across quite a lot of trashy AI articles, usually focusing on sensational news. You can try that too, prioritize quantity over quality.
seospider20
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provide an example bro i will really appreciated
- Mar 27, 2025
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AI isn't something that will make you money easily, but it's the perfect tool to help you in the content creation process. You say you want to make money from Facebook, but how do you want to make money? Selling products or making money from content?
bolshakova
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Building on the idea of targeting a less demanding user base, I've found that creating AI-generated content around trending topics and using attention-grabbing headlines can lead to significant reach and engagement. For example, I created a series of AI-generated articles focusing on celebrity gossip and entertainment news, and within 2 weeks, they reached over 1.2 million people and generated $500 in ad revenue. The key is to prioritize quantity and speed, and to use AI to streamline the content creation process, rather than relying on it to produce high-quality content. By doing so, I was able to publish 20 articles per week, which helped to increase my overall reach and engagement.
seospider20
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Bro we are talking about videos not articles
Noona Agency
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You can monetize AI-generated content, but avoid using low-quality content, as it only yields short-term results. If the content continues to generate revenue, it shows you've invested thought and creativity into it.
FIDO AGENCY
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Monetizing easy-going customer segments is a practical strategy when you don't want to spend too much brainpower trying to bypass Meta's strict censorship filters. Instead of getting bogged down in meticulously crafted content—which is easily flagged or ignored—shift your focus to quantity and speed of reach. By targeting a less demanding user segment, you can use a large volume of simple content to capture the market, generating quick revenue without worrying too much about emotional optimization or deep engagement.
Harper89
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You can make money from AI-generated content on Facebook, but if it’s just random or low-quality “nonsense,” the success rate is very low — usually under 5%. The algorithm favors content that keeps people engaged and drives real interaction. AI is just a tool; your results depend on your idea, content format, and distribution strategy.