How many videos/reels are you all posting each week for content monetization? I drive much more traffic to my blog with links in comments but I’m interested to hear what is working for everyone else for CM

I can't believe I went from getting accepted to journey to this in just one year🥲

Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs now has scored 47 touchdowns and tied Barry Sanders for the most touchdowns in a player’s first three NFL seasons.

The new format I found that's bringing in 1 cent likes is a choice-based engagement creative, contrasting what my followers like vs something they DON'T like (in the same industry). Using the same Beatles example, here's what that would look like:

The Christmas gifts have to come from somewhere!

There’s no secret to Facebook. There’s no shadow banning or shortcuts. You’re just not posting 400 times a month like this guy did.

CM invites going out like crazy! Very good for creators

Traffic has been a little slower lately, but CM is off to a great start

This is the problem with Ezoic and Monumetric that nobody seems to care about.

Here is my advice for 2026. 1. Post more frequently on Facebook. At least 6-12 times per day. 2. Do not steal content from others. All original. 3. Post minimum of 3 reels per week. 4. Only use Raptive or Mediavine for ads

We’ve started averaging about $100 a day purely from Facebook and nothing has gone viral since this page got approved for CM.

They will NOT be surpassing Facebook anytime soon 🤣

My wife's website is getting some love from Pinterest to start the year

Has anyone ran ads for followers on Instagram? If you have what was the cost compared to FB?

Is anyone else’s content monetization earnings not tracking properly over the last day or two?

Our full month of CM in the books! This is such a massive help when RPMs are down on the website.

Facebook CM + Mediavine is a recipe for success 😋

Has anyone had success pivoting the niche of a page after 10k followers?Better to start with a fresh page or does it really matter?