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You can now earn on Meta as a Nigerian Creator. This is good news to Nigerian solo entrepreneurs.
At least that will be more money into your pocket. Let us look at the details below.
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Earn on Meta as a Nigerian Creator: What’s this all about
Meat own Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram. Nigerian creators and others around the world are already earning on Facebook and Instagram in one way or the other. Though earning from ads on Facebook has not been extended to all Nigerians.
But the good news for Nigerian creators of contents who always seek money making opportunities online is that they can now begin to earn through the popular Whatsapp platform which they use every day.
More details about earning on WhatsApp as a Nigerian
Contents creators in Nigeria can now earn as Meta unveils groundbreaking WhatsApp monetisation features.
Whatsapp has over 1.5 billion users globally, WhatsApp’s new monetisation tools are expected to revolutionize how brands and creators connect with their audiences. This is indeed a cheerful news.
Meta, owners of Whatsapp, took a major move to transform WhatsApp into a revenue-generating platform to enable Nigerian and other countries creators to earn,
Three powerful new features have been announced by Meta that are set to reshape the user experience, especially for content creators, businesses, and channel followers.
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New Whatsapp monetization options
The latest updates target WhatsApp’s “Updates” tab, introducing monetisation options for Status, Channels, and promoted content without disrupting private conversations.
According to The Trumpet Newspaper, Meta revealed that the new features will allow creators and businesses to earn income directly on the platform while offering users richer, more curated content experiences. These features include channel subscriptions, promoted channels, and ads in WhatsApp Status, similar to Instagram Stories.
Earn on Meta as a Nigerian Creator: How it works
How It Works: Exclusive Subscriptions, Targeted Promotion, and Status Ads
With over 1.5 billion users globally, WhatsApp’s new monetisation tools are expected to revolutionisze how brands and creators connect with their audiences.
One of the headline features is Channel Subscriptions, where users can pay a monthly fee to access exclusive updates from content creators, news outlets, and sports teams.
Another key feature is Promoted Channels. Based on users’ interests, WhatsApp will suggest channels and allow businesses or creators to pay for increased visibility. This opens up powerful promotional opportunities directly inside the platform.
The third update brings ads into WhatsApp Status, allowing businesses to showcase image or video advertisements, which users will encounter while viewing updates — making it easy to discover new brands or chat with advertisers instantly.
Despite concerns around user data, Meta insists that the monetisation push will not compromise privacy. According to a statement by the company, personal messages, calls, group chats, and even Status updates will continue to be end-to-end encrypted.
Meta statement on privacy
As expected, Meta had already issued a privacy statement concerning this new development. Users, though, want to earn but they want to know how their privacy is protected especially with Facebook and Meta that have been involved in one privacy issues or the other in the past.
Here is what Meta said:
“We’ll never sell or share your phone number with advertisers,” Meta stated. “To show relevant ads in Status or Channels, we’ll only use limited information like your city, language, followed channels, and how you interact with ads.”
Meta confirmed that the features will be rolled out gradually over the next few months. More details will be available through the official WhatsApp Business website and its support channels.
This rollout comes at a time when Meta and WhatsApp are under regulatory pressure, including a recent $220 million fine imposed by the Nigerian government, but the company has made no exception for the region in this update.
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