Facebook is very much alive. I have a few pages there that earn good money from Facebook’s content monetization. One of my pages gets 15 to 20 million views every month from the Reels I post. The earnings from Facebook Reels are comparable to the earnings from YouTube Shorts. If you know what...
The 1,000 subscribers is harder to reach if you do long form content. 4K watch hours can be achieved in a week. If you do shorts, you'd have 1K subs before you reach the 10M views.
YouTube never said that AI-generated content is no longer monetizable. In fact, YouTube even provides AI tools that creators can use. As for the claim that “they said they will not pay for such content”, where exactly did YouTube say this? AI is a tool that helps creators make better videos...
I read your very funny second line. You pretend to ask a question, but it feels more like you're looking for validation rather than honest feedback. Maybe next time, try putting your idea into action without getting input from anyone and see how it works because you struggle to accept truths...
Maybe those purely AI-generated videos, the ones that are obviously automated without human intervention, those that can be made by the hundreds in just a few minutes.
"On July 15, 2025, YouTube is updating our guidelines to better identify mass-produced and repetitious content." They are not cracking down on AI content, they are cracking down on "mass-produced and repetitious content". It has always been the rule, they are just upping the detection.
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