Monetized Facebook Account/Clippers

Hello! I have a rapidly growing social presence but I can’t seem to get monetized on Facebook even though I’m monetized on YouTube and TikTok. I hear FB is where most of the money is. I’m currently posting on Facebook and doing about 10m views a month with great months doing 30m. Is partnering with an already monetized Facebook page for a split of the revenue a thing? I also don’t get all the clips out of my raw footage due to time. Is there a world where clippers would share revenue for access to the 5-7 minute of the best shots I get daily? I could probably hit 30m every month if I had time to clip my own daily footage.

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u/Suspicious-Abies-399 1 12 hours ago

10m views a month and they haven't flipped the monetization switch for you yet? Facebook's approval system is a black box wrapped in a headache. You're basically leaving bags of cash on the table. Partnering with an established page for a rev split is absolutely a thing, usually called page leasing in those circles, just vet them thoroughly because admins can pull some shady moves with payouts. For the clipping part, plenty of editors will work for a cut of future revenue if your content is already pulling those numbers, the raw footage is the bottleneck you need to solve first.
u/MeasurementGold4811 1 11 hours ago

yes, partnering with an already monetized facebook page is totally a thing, but it is a bit of a wild west. people do revenue splits all the time, but you usually run into two major headaches: facebook's strict policies against unoriginal content catching cross-posted or shared files, and finding a partner who actually hands over your cut when the payout hits instead of ghosting you. as for clippers, the short answer is yes, but getting them to work on a pure backend revenue share is a hard sell. good clippers usually prefer a performance model, like a small bounty per 1,000 verified views, rather than trusting a creator to accurately report backend ad earnings. pulling 10m to 30m views a month means you already have real leverage. if you are drowning in raw footage, you shouldn't waste time hunting for a sketchy page-sharing deal. you are much better off hiring a couple of independent editors on a view-based incentive model to chew through that 5 to 7 minutes of daily raw footage and push it out. what kind of niche or content format are you running?
u/Silver-Inspection155 OP 1 11 hours ago

Magnet fishing!
u/Silver-Inspection155 OP 1 11 hours ago

Okay that’s fair. I know it can be messy but it’s also more revenue than I would be making. I’m getting clipped left and right anyways so I figured it might just be a solid way to stop doing takedown requests and maybe start making a buck or two