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Getting monetised on social media starts with one key thing: building an audience. If nobody is watching, nobody’s paying. Here’s how many Nigerians are doing it in 2025: 1. Pick one platform and focus – Don’t scatter yourself. Whether it’s TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram, choose one where your contenRead more
Getting monetised on social media starts with one key thing: building an audience. If nobody is watching, nobody’s paying.
Here’s how many Nigerians are doing it in 2025:
1. Pick one platform and focus – Don’t scatter yourself. Whether it’s TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram, choose one where your content fits best.
2. Niche down – Talk about a specific thing: food in Lagos, tech reviews, parenting tips, or funny skits. Brands want clarity.
3. Consistent posting – Even if it’s just three times a week, let people know when to expect your content.
4. Engage like mad – Reply comments, ask questions, use trends, and make people feel seen.
5. Get your follower count up – Most platforms require this before you can access monetisation tools. For example:
YouTube needs 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours.
TikTok needs 10,000 followers and 100,000 views in 30 days.
Facebook needs 5,000 followers and 60,000 watch minutes.
Other money routes:
Brand deals: Many Nigerian influencers make more from brands than the platforms.
Affiliate marketing: Promote products, earn a cut.
Selling your own stuff: Digital products, ebooks, even training classes.
Real-life gist: A lady in Enugu built a TikTok page reviewing low-cost fashion items she buys from Aba. After hitting 20k followers, vendors started paying her for shoutouts. She also opened a WhatsApp group to resell items.
Word of advice? Don’t wait to be perfect. Just start posting. Your consistency will train both the algorithm and your audience.
See lessDepending on which social Media platform or app you are using there are different criteria and laid down regulations for monetization. In order to get monetized you have to get conversant with the unique and specific procedures for the app that you are intending to get monetized in. There are certaiRead more
Depending on which social Media platform or app you are using there are different criteria and laid down regulations for monetization.
In order to get monetized you have to get conversant with the unique and specific procedures for the app that you are intending to get monetized in.
There are certain criteria that we need to fulfill, so you work actively toward’s that and then you go ahead with the monetization on bank accounts filling process
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