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In this video, Mike Pitt discusses, Should all Social Media Platforms pay Content Creators?

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Pay Content Creators

With the YouTube Partner Program YouTube has created a very clear method of compensating content creators on its platform. Once a new content creator reaches the milestones  of 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours of Watch time within a 12 month period, they are able to apply to join the YouTube Partner Program. YouTube has recognised that without content creators it would not have a business model. Are other platforms about to copy YouTube’s model and pay content creators? In this video, I discuss what steps other Social Media platforms have taken to pay content creators and whether they should follow YouTube’s lead. Yes, I am aware that technically YouTube is a video hosting platform rather than social media. However, it does have a lot of similarities with social media platforms.

I cover a lot of platforms in the video it is definitely woth watching it here.

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