NEW: Shorts Ad Revenue Sharing
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Introduction
Revenue sharing in shorts works by collecting revenue from ads displayed between shorts in the shorts feed. This revenue is then utilized to compensate monetizing shorts creators and cover the expenses related to music licensing. The Creator pool in each country allots revenue to monetizing creators based on their percentage share of total shorts views in the Creator pool. Monetizing creators will receive 45% of their allocated shorts revenue, ensuring fair compensation for their content regardless of the presence of ads next to their videos.
Keywords
Revenue sharing, shorts creators, ads, monetizing, Creator pool, views, compensation, music licensing, fair allocation
FAQ
- How are monetizing creators compensated in the shorts ad revenue sharing system? Monetizing creators are compensated based on their share of total shorts views in the Creator pool, receiving 45% of their allocated shorts revenue.
- What is the purpose of the Creator pool in the revenue sharing model? The Creator pool is used to allocate revenue to monetizing creators and cover the costs of music licensing, ensuring fair compensation for creators.
- How does the revenue sharing model in shorts benefit all monetizing creators? The model ensures that all monetizing creators, not just those with ads next to their videos, receive fair compensation for their content and can focus on their creative vision without concerns about copyright issues or earning less due to using music.