As the social media landscapes continue to evolve, with platforms’ ever-shifting focus, the continuing pivot-to-and-from-video, the algorithm and audience changes, social media content creators have been caught in the middle.

Creators can charge from $1 to $190.
TikTok will initially let creators keep all of their revenue, minus processing and app store fees (30%).

After initial testing over the last few months, YouTube is rolling out access to multi-language audio tracks to more creators worldwide. Creators will be able to add the different language tracks through YouTube’s Subtitles Editor tool.

The new program aims to provide better revenue opportunities than the current Creator Fund.

YouTube’s added some new audio elements to help expand the appeal of your content.

Reels are becoming the center of everything on Instagram.

More big changes are afoot at Elon Musk's Twitter.On Friday, Musk announced via his Twitter account that the company would begin sharing ad revenue with content creators on the platform as of today.

Social media users now spend 3.1 billion hours daily watching user-generated content on apps like TikTok and YouTube - and this has an impact of how Creators, from photographers to any other, work.

Meta’s pushing Page managers towards its more all-encompassing Business Suite platform instead.