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0:00They say that person quit their job after doing social media for a year. They say that person bought a new car and moved after doing ads, but this all sounds like a lie, right? No. Is it for real? Everyone, where people gather, there is money. And social media is currently the most powerful weapon for gathering people. Instagram, blogs, YouTube. So, you're curious about how they make money, right? I'll tell you everything today. If you click subscribe and like, we'll start right away. Hello. I'm Lizzie Pang, finding or creating a future to look forward to , blah blah. There are so many people who say they've made money through

0:30social media, right? But strangely, there's no one around me like that, yet everyone on YouTube and Instagram says they've made money. Don't you think so? Even I didn't know a single person who made money on social media before I started Instagram. But once I got into this scene, I saw everything from pocket money-level side income to people earning corporate salaries. I thought only pretty and handsome people could do it, and I never thought it was possible for an ordinary person like me . I started Instagram because I wanted

0:59to become a lecturer like Kim Mi-kyung. When I thought about what I needed to do, I decided I had to become famous. So, I started to become famous rather than to earn money, and now I've even ended up filming YouTube videos like this. After reaching 29,000 Instagram followers over two years, I think monetization happened naturally. I even monetized when I had only 1,000 followers. I'll share the detailed know-how on how to monetize even with a small following in another video. If

1:26you're curious, subscribe in advance. The story I'll tell you today is about how monetization works for each social media platform, and what the criteria for short-form monetization are. Especially with Reels monetization, there are so many rumors, aren't there? Today, I will clear it all up for you. If you're curious, please watch until the end. If you watched my last video, I think it would be good to watch today's video too and finally decide which social media to start. So, let's get started. The first is blogs. The representative monetization method for

1:54blogs is definitely "experience groups. " If you count sponsorships as monetization, I think the blog is the platform that can be monetized the fastest. Even if you don't have thousands of followers, you can join experience groups for casual restaurants or cafes. As your daily visitor count increases, your chances of being selected for higher-end experience groups go up. There are really big platforms like Gangnam Matjib, Review, and Review Note that have many advertisers and various experience groups. There are also some with lower competition like Beta Experience Group, Pocketmon, and Seoul Oppa, so those who have just started blogging can quickly join experience groups. Also, there are some that pay

2:28advertising fees along with the experience, so I recommend you check them out and apply. You might start small by saving on food or date expenses, but you can eventually move up to high-value items like nail art, hair services, or skincare. To reach that point, posting plenty of high-quality reviews of products you bought yourself early on will increase your chances of being selected. I know many people around me who are very good at blogging. I’ve even seen people save a significant amount of money

2:51while preparing for their weddings. Some people have managed to cover almost all their wedding expenses through sponsorships without spending a dime. A well-nurtured blog essentially became their wedding fund. If you stay consistent like this, your earnings are bound to grow over time. This applies not just to blogs, but to all social media platforms. And it’s not just about these experience groups. If you consistently publish posts in a specific area of expertise, you can gain Naver Influencer benefits or land high-paying ads in related fields, so I recommend building up professional content. Through that expertise, you can also actively sell knowledge, such as through lectures. Similar to the

3:23view-based revenue of Shorts or Reels, Naver has something called AdPost. It’s not based on views, but have you seen the ads interspersed throughout blog posts? You can earn a cost-per-click fee for the ads displayed on your blog posts. Naturally , the more traffic you get, the more clicks you’ll receive. Previously, this was so insignificant that most people didn’t expect much and just treated it as a small bonus if it came in. However, with the recent activation of Naver Clip, you can link short-form content with your blog, and the situation has completely changed. The explosive increase in traffic from Clips has allowed some to earn millions of won in AdPost revenue. This means

4:00that if you utilize Clips and your blog well, AdPost revenue can no longer be ignored. Also, Naver Clip, Naver’s short-form service, can be used even if you don't run a blog. You can open a channel on Naver TV and upload content there. If you do this, you can start earning view-based revenue once you hit 300 channel subscribers and 300 hours of watch time. Compared to YouTube, this threshold is quite low, so it would be a good idea to try it before it gets higher. Ultimately, it has become clear that you need to create short-form content for your blog to achieve greater monetization. Please keep that in mind. The second one is

4:31YouTube. If you ask me, "Which social media platform makes the most money?" I would probably answer that it is YouTube. However, it is also the hardest to grow. Since it's difficult, you can naturally earn even more money if you manage to grow it well. Most people think of view-based revenue when they think of YouTube. But YouTube has also changed a lot from the past. Just a few years ago, there weren't as many channels as there are now, so people reportedly earned quite a lot of money just from views. However, as so many people have jumped into YouTube, creating countless channels and content , it has become harder to expect the

5:03high view counts we saw in the past. That’s why, on YouTube, advertising revenue and the opportunities beyond that now take up a much larger portion than simple view counts. To secure these ads effectively, it helps to have a clear niche or concept, and it's even better if the person running the account is charismatic. Naturally, the higher your subscriber count or average views, the higher your ad rates will be . If you search on Naver, it generally says about 1 million won per 10,000 subscribers. But that’s not set in stone. It can vary significantly depending on the advertiser's projected scale and your specific field. Also, even though revenue from views has

5:34decreased compared to the past, you certainly can't ignore it. YouTube automatically unlocks AdSense revenue once you meet certain conditions. Subscriber count is one. For long-form content, you need to reach 4,000 hours of watch time within 365 days, or 10 million Shorts views; meeting either one unlocks monetization. I'm a bit short on watch time right now, but I'll work hard. Ultimately, it’s best to view personal branding through YouTube as leading to bigger profits—like ads , collaborations, and offers—rather

6:01than just relying on view revenue. Finally, let's talk about Instagram. I’ve tried various monetization methods on Instagram and have seen many of my students and followers go through the process of monetizing their accounts. First off, on Instagram, you can start receiving various sponsorships with just around 1,000 followers. The barrier to entry is lower than you’d think, right? If you pick one specific niche and reach 1,000 followers with related content, offers from that field start pouring in. Even with just 1,000 followers, you can get light sponsorships. You can start receiving paid advertising fees more seriously once you reach around 10,000 followers. If your Reels are getting good views and your account is active,

6:33you can even get paid ad offers with only 2,000 or 3,000 followers. In fact, some of my students received paid ad offers even when they were around 2,000 followers. They started generating a side income just one month after they properly began. Advertising fees aren't strictly fixed based on your follower count. Like YouTube, ad rates vary widely depending on the advertiser’s budget and the expertise of the account creator. That’s why it’s important to negotiate well when an offer comes in. On any platform, if you work hard and build an audience, these kinds of

7:02sponsored ads will naturally follow. Just like blog review groups, Instagram also recruits for restaurant review groups and similar programs. Also, depending on your follower count, you can earn advertising fees for creating Reels. When compared to blogs, I would say that Instagram is better for connecting with paid ad opportunities beyond simple sponsorships. Depending on your field and your discretion, various other forms of monetization are possible. Instagram is another platform where knowledge selling is highly active. From modest book clubs and challenges to high-priced premium classes, there are many people selling their achievements and knowledge. I am one of those people myself. There’s the challenge of planning and preparing

7:39the service yourself, but if you prepare properly, it’s a great way to build your career and reputation while earning money. Of course, you need to have the necessary knowledge to back it up. Many people also do group buying. People used to do it on blogs, and some still do, but right now, Instagram seems to be much hotter for group buying. If you are interested in sales and feel confident, group buying can be very profitable. You can start group buying quickly if you set your mind to it, but you need the right know-how. I recommend starting only after you’ve acquired that know-how and built a good relationship with your followers. And

8:13the long-awaited Reels bonus—as everyone on Instagram started sharing proof of their Reels bonuses, all sorts of rumors began to spread. "They say it works if your views explode.""They say what?" Let me tell you exactly how it is. It’s just random. I’ve never had the Reels bonus unlocked even once, up until I hit 29,000 followers. Are you watching, Meta? People with far fewer followers than me have had the bonus unlocked. There are also many people with very high follower counts

8:38who have never received the bonus. What’s even more interesting is that it can open and then close again. I’ve even spoken on the phone with a Meta representative. There are no specific criteria. While all Instagram bonuses are random, there are separate eligibility requirements. First, you must reside in the United States or South Korea. Our country is truly amazing. Second, you must switch to a professional account. Third, you must be at least 19 years old. Fourth, you must meet the partner monetization policies. You can check this by going to the three-line settings menu at the top of your Instagram profile, then selecting Account management and Monetization. Once this bonus is

9:10unlocked, the money you earn based on views can vary wildly. Because it can open and close without clear criteria, I’d like to say that it’s more advantageous to create your own monetization path rather than doing Instagram just for the view bonus. Recently, official news came out that they will distribute view bonuses not just for Reels, but also for regular posts. This seems like great news for those who were stronger with regular

9:31posts and card news than with videos. What’s funny about Instagram is that many of its features and services are often random. Ah, there’s so much more to say, but I’ll share those stories in another piece of content. So , I’ve explained the basics of monetization that you should know so far. Does anything sound interesting to you? But from now on, I’m going to talk about something truly important regarding monetization. Review groups, ad revenue, knowledge entrepreneurship, and view counts are all great. It would be wonderful if you could work hard and earn money in any way possible. However , your SNS activity must never turn into an hourly job where you just trade

10:05time for money. With most hourly jobs, it’s not easy to increase your value no matter how long you do them. Even if it does go up, it’s very insignificant. That’s because there’s always someone else who can be hired for that same rate. SNS activity is a fantastic opportunity to increase your personal value, going far beyond just review groups or view count revenue. If you focus on creating content in a field you love or excel at , share information, and connect with people, you’ll find that people with similar interests will gather on YouTube, Instagram, or your blog. As more people with the same interests gather, you’ll gain influence in that

10:37field, and unexpected opportunities will come your way that are incomparable to review groups, view counts, or ad revenue. That is how your value rises, and the money will follow. Your life will literally change. Start off lightly by trying out things like review groups and ad revenue. But within that, try to define your own unique niche. Whether it's books,

10:59travel, parenting, AI, or real estate. Try to gather people within that specific field. No matter the platform, those who pick a niche and create content see their value continue to rise, sometimes leading to unexpectedly large profits. However, you must be enough of an expert in that field to be able to sell your knowledge to people. Think of it as an investment for the long term: choose the right platform for you and spend time creating content every single day. Then, your life will change bit by bit every day. When you look back a year from now, you might find yourself living a completely different life. Just like I did. Was

11:32today’s story helpful? I hope today’s video was useful, and please look forward to the Instagram short-form content I’ll be sharing in the future. I’d appreciate it if you could subscribe and hit the like button . Blah blah for today as well. Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!