5 Best Video Monetization Platforms in 2024 - Tech Rips

You will be surprised to hear that 40% of the internet users in the world only watch videos on the internet. So you can't even imagine how big the video industry is.

And you can take the market by storm with your video making creativity. And from here you can earn huge amount of money every month.

What is video monetization?

There are many ways to monetize videos, one of the most popular ways is to monetize videos with advertisements.

That is, the platform where you share your video will show ads on your video and you will earn from teaching. James: YouTube, Facebook or Petron etc. And this is called monetization.

How much can you earn from videos?

Currently 80% of the video market is occupied by YouTube. As such a content curator can earn up to $4700 per month from YouTube.

    Who Shares on Video Platforms:

        • YouTube: 80%

        • TikTok: 10% exclamation

        • Facebook: 5%

        • Vimeo: 2%exclamation

        • Instagram: 1%

        • Other: 2%

Here's a hypothetical chart of how much you can earn per 1,000 views on each platform compared to three other popular video sharing platforms:

            • YouTube $3 to $5

            • Instagram $0.70 to $1.50

            • TikTok $0.02 to $0.04

But now most platforms offer e-monetization facility. Today I will tell you about the top 5 video monetization platforms in the world:

1. Youtube: The Giant of Video Monetization:
Partner Program (YPP) for YouTube content creators through their Partner Program allows eligible creators to earn money by displaying ads on their videos.

Facebook offers monetization opportunities with creators on their platform, including ad share sharing, brand partnerships, and fan memberships. Creators can earn a portion of the revenue generated from ads displayed within their videos. Creators get a share of ad revenue based on things like views, audience numbers on their videos.

Reels Monetization: Instagram is currently testing a program that allows creators to share ad revenue from in-stream ads placed within reels. This feature allows creators to generate revenue, especially considering the platform's increasing focus on Reels.