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TikTok relaunches the creator fund
TikTok Relaunches the Creator Fund
TikTok has recently unveiled its revamped Creator Fund under the new moniker, the Creativity Program Beta. Aimed at boosting revenue and unlocking real-world opportunities for creators, this program promises higher average gross revenue per qualified video. However, TikTok has not specified the exact payment details associated with this new initiative.
To qualify for the Creativity Program Beta, creators must meet several criteria: they must have a U.S.-based account, be at least 18 years old, have a minimum of 10,000 followers, and gain at least 100,000 video views in the last 30 days. Notably, once creators enroll in this new program, they will not have the option to revert to the previous Creator Fund. It is yet to be confirmed whether the new program will eventually replace the Creator Fund entirely, but it is a possibility once the Creativity Program exits its beta phase and is more widely launched.
Keywords
- TikTok
- Creator Fund
- Creativity Program Beta
- Revenue
- Real-world opportunities
- Eligibility criteria
- U.S.-based account
- Followers
- Video views
- Beta phase
FAQ
Q: What is the new name of TikTok's revamped Creator Fund?
A: The revamped Creator Fund is called the Creativity Program Beta.
Q: What are the eligibility requirements for the Creativity Program Beta?
A: Creators must have a U.S.-based account, be at least 18 years old, have a minimum of 10,000 followers, and possess at least 100,000 video views in the last 30 days.
Q: Can creators revert to the old Creator Fund once enrolled in the new program?
A: No, once enrolled in the Creativity Program Beta, creators cannot revert back to the Creator Fund.
Q: Has TikTok specified the payment details for the new program?
A: No, TikTok has not provided specifics about the payment details associated with the Creativity Program Beta.
Q: Will the new Creativity Program replace the Creator Fund?
A: It is possible that the Creativity Program will replace the Creator Fund entirely once it exits the beta phase and launches more widely. However, TikTok has not confirmed this yet.