Mary_ada34
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- Sep 9, 2025
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Getting into monetization programs usually comes down to three things: hitting the platform’s eligibility thresholds, proving consistency, and showing the kind of engagement they want to reward. Most people do exactly what you said—post valuable or entertaining content consistently for weeks or months until they’re either eligible to apply or invited. It’s less about luck and more about looking like a safe bet for the platform.How to get into the program? I guess have a good number of followers and post good content daily for weeks or months until you get an invite? Is this how most people do it? Just keep posting content and hope you get an invite?
If you are in the program, how much are you making RPM?
Does anyone know what the top content creators are making? I often see viral funny or entertaining reels or posts with millions of views. I guess they must be making quite a lot.
As for RPM, it varies wildly some niches pull in just a few dollars per thousand views, while others (like finance, tech, or business) can be much higher. Viral funny or entertainment clips with millions of views often rack up impressive totals, but the RPM tends to be lower compared to niche educational or business content. The top creators don’t just rely on the program payoutthey layer on sponsorships, affiliate offers, and their own products, which is where the real money piles up.