Facebook Professional Mode is a feature that allows eligible creators to monetize their videos through the use of in-stream ads, branded content, and fan support. Here are a few ways to potentially earn money with Facebook Professional Mode:
In-Stream Ads
In-stream ads: Facebook will place ads in between your videos, and you’ll earn a share of the revenue generated.
Branded Content
Branded content: You can earn money by partnering with brands and creating sponsored content. You can include product placements, and shutouts, or create videos specifically for the brand.
Fan Support
Fan Support: Fans can support you by sending one-time payments, monthly subscriptions, or by purchasing badges and emoji’s during live streams
Virtual Events
Virtual events: You can use Professional mode to promote virtual events such as webinars, concerts, or classes, and charge admission fees.
Note:
It’s important to note that the earnings from Facebook Professional Mode are highly dependent on the niche of the channel, the audience engagement, and the location of the viewers. Also, to be eligible for Professional mode, you need to be in compliance with Facebook’s policies, have a certain number of followers, and be active on the platform regularly. To have access to the Professional mode feature, creators need to apply and be accepted to the program.
Facebook Professional Mode Requirements
To be eligible for Facebook Professional Mode, creators must meet certain requirements set by Facebook. Here are a few main important requirements below:
Compliance With Facebook’s Policies
Compliance with Facebook’s policies: Creators must be in compliance with Facebook’s Community Standards, Monetization Eligibility Standards, and other policies.
Active On The Platform
Active on the platform: You must have been active on Facebook for at least one month and have posted at least three videos in the last month.
Audience Size
Audience size: You must have a minimum of 2,000 followers or 30,000 1-minute views on videos in the last 60 days.
Regular Activity
Regular activity: Creators must be active on the platform regularly and upload videos regularly.
Verify Your Identity
Verify your identity: You will need to verify your identity with Facebook, which will require providing a government-issued ID.
Location
Location: Professional mode is currently available for creators in specific countries, so you will need to check the availability in your location.
Note:
It’s important to note that these requirements are subject to change and the availability of the feature may vary based on location, so it’s recommended to check the availability and requirements on the Facebook Creator Studio regularly. Keep in mind that even if you meet the requirements, you still need to apply to the program and get accepted.