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50 days agoHere are some Facebook alternatives that pay Nigerian creators:
Social Media Platforms
- Konnect.Africa: A Nigerian social media app that rewards users for posting content, engaging in discussions, and referring others. Payments can be received directly into Nigerian bank accounts.
- *TikTok*: Offers monetization through the TikTok Creator Fund, brand partnerships, and live gifts. To be eligible, creators need 10,000 followers and 100,000 video views in the past 30 days.
- *YouTube*: Provides multiple monetization avenues like ad revenue, channel memberships, and Super Chats. Requirements include 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the past year.
- *Instagram*: Offers sponsored posts, affiliate marketing, and shopping features. Creators need 1,000 engaged followers for sponsored posts and 10,000 followers for Instagram Subscriptions.
- *Afluencer*: Connects creators with brands for paid partnerships, with a user-friendly interface and scalable options.
- *Steemit*: A blockchain-based platform that rewards users with cryptocurrency for creating and curating content.
- *Substack*: Allows writers to create and distribute newsletters to subscribers, with a program called Substack Pro that pays writers for quality content.
- *Patreon*: Offers monthly payments from fans in exchange for exclusive content.
- *Ko-fi*: Enables creators to receive one-time payments or monthly subscriptions from fans.
- *Teachable*: Allows creators to sell online courses and knowledge-based content.
- *Gumroad*: Enables creators to sell digital products directly to their audiences ¹ ² ³.