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Does Facebook pay for videos?

Earn money from in-stream ads in your videos. In-stream ads help eligible video creators earn money by including short video or image ads in qualifying videos. Creators get a share of the revenue from the video ads shown to their viewers. Viewers must view the entire ad to continue watching a video.

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How many followers do you need on Facebook to get paid?

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Publish videos from a Page You must publish videos from a Page, not a profile, to be eligible for in-stream ads. Learn how to convert a profile to a Page and about our video template for Pages. Meet our Partner Monetisation Policies You must meet our Partner Monetisation Policies, not only to be eligible for in-stream ads, but to stay eligible. Meet our eligibility requirements for on-demand and/or live video This metric helps determine how successfully you'll be able to monetise with in-stream ads. In the last 60 days, you need to have met the following requirements: Eligibility Requirements for video on demand 600,000 total minutes viewed in the last 60 days. This can include on-demand, live or previously live videos. This does not include minutes viewed from crossposted, boosted or paid watch time. Page has at least five active videos. Videos can be on-demand or previously live, but this does not include active crossposted videos. Additional requirements for live videos At least 60,000 minutes of the 600,000 total minutes viewed in the last 60 days must include minutes viewed from live videos. Have 10,000 Page followers Videos must be published from a Page that has at least 10,000 followers. Be in an available country and language Review our current (but growing!) list of supported countries and languages. Publish videos eligible for in-stream ads To be eligible for in-stream ads, your videos must be at least one minute long. If your content is longer than three minutes, we recommend that you program your content to have a natural break at the one-minute mark. Please note that while in-stream monetisation supports content less than three minutes long, the requirements around publishing 3-minute video content must be met in order to include in-stream ads in your videos.

To check your Page's eligibility, head to Creator Studio > Monetisation overview

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What does :- mean in texting?

The :-) notation is known as a smiley, and means that the statement it follows was intended as humor. When you tilt your head to the side, you see that : is the eyes, - the optional nose, and ) is the mouth.

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This content has been archived , and is no longer maintained by Indiana University. Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. The :-) notation is known as a smiley, and means that the statement it follows was intended as humor. When you tilt your head to the side, you see that : is the eyes, - the optional nose, and ) is the mouth. This notation is often used in email, text messages, and other postings to communicate emotional context that would otherwise be lost or unclear. A statement meant to be humorous might be found offensive if taken seriously, and thus punctuation such as the smiley is used to avoid misinterpretation. Many other similar symbols are used to convey emotion; see Wikipedia's List of emoticons. Common ones include: Emoticon Emotion Interpretation :) or :-) Happy This was a joke. ;) or ;-) Happily winking I'm pulling your leg. :P or :-P Sticking out tongue "Nyahh" or "Bleh". :D or :-D Open-mouthed grin I'm delighted! :( or :-( Unhappy I'm sad about this. :~( Crying I'm VERY sad about this. :-| Unemotional I'm less than thrilled. >:-( Very unhappy I'm upset! 8-) Wide-eyed happiness This surprised me. :-O Shouting I'm yelling, and likely upset! 8-O Wide-eyed shouting I'm even more upset! >8-O Mad wide-eyed shouting Now I'm really angry! |-| Asleep Zzzzzz... ==|:-) Silly I'm Abraham Lincoln (top hat).

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How do I use social media to find a job?

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Who has the most liked in Instagram?

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Can you get verified without being famous?

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