Meta, the well-known tech company, has rolled out numerous updates on its Reels short-video service and is providing substantial financial incentives as part of a strategy to attract TikTok content creators to their platform. This move comes at a time when TikTok, owned by ByteDance, finds itself in a state of uncertainty.
Initially, Meta is introducing a special reward system called “Breakthrough Bonus.” This incentive will pay TikTok content creators up to $5,000 for publishing new videos on Facebook and Instagram Reels. Moreover, the company intends to provide certain TikTok creators with content deals aimed at expanding their communities on Instagram and Facebook, thereby possibly increasing the amount of money in creators’ wallets.
It is also offering free one-year subscriptions to Meta Verified to select creators.
The business has introduced a fresh application named “Edits,” designed for users to effortlessly edit videos suitable for sharing on Reels.
To enhance its attractiveness for a broader range of content creators, the platform has upgraded Reels by extending the video duration to a maximum of three minutes. Additionally, the company aims to showcase Reels more prominently within both Instagram and Facebook feeds.
As a gamer, I’d say it like this: “When you log into my favorite gaming platform, you might notice more suggested game trailers popping up higher in your feed and more trailers appearing in your search results. The developers have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure that fresh faces in the gaming community are getting noticed too, so keep an eye out for new talent!
Ultimately, they introduced a new feature called Trial Reels on Instagram. This tool enables users to preview their content among those who do not follow them yet, giving them an idea of how well it might perform before sharing it with their actual followers.
Meta’s broad strategy emerges at a time when numerous tech firms aim to profit from TikTok’s ongoing uncertainties. Although the app resumed operation following a temporary shutdown, it remains absent from both Apple and Google’s app marketplaces, suggesting that its legal status remains in question.
Other businesses similar to Snapchat, Substack, and X are trying to recruit popular TikTok users, as they believe these creators could easily transition to their platforms should TikTok cease to exist.
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