Tubefilter reports, citing Business Insider, that Instagram has offered select YouTube creators between $50,000 and $500,000 to post long-form horizontal videos in its new Features format. Meta confirmed it is funding some creators and called deal details confidential.
YouTube explains its invite-only Shorts bonus program, including regional eligibility, accepting an invitation in YouTube Studio and program requirements. This information is free to read; participation is not open to every creator.
LinkedIn's October 15 announcement describes a testing-stage Network feed, digital business cards, a creator dashboard and monetization tools. Profile notes require Premium; Advice Sessions require Business Premium in the U.S.; In-Stream Ads are limited to eligible creators. The announcement is free to read, not all features are free or widely available.
An AI platform for creators and influencers. Its first product, Open Creator Graph, is described as a free identity and AI-consent record for creators. Pricing beyond that product is not stated on the homepage.
AI-powered trend intelligence that tracks what is going viral on TikTok, Instagram, X, YouTube and more. Browse public trend reports or subscribe to the newsletter to spot rising sounds, formats and aesthetics before they peak.
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Why I recommend it: Public trend reports and the newsletter are free to read. The full real-time dashboard appears to be invitation-only or not yet launched.