Facebook has introduced changes to its monetization system, affecting content creators globally, including Pakistan.
The update aims to simplify earning eligibility for pages producing consistent video content.
Under the new structure, view-based performance is becoming a key factor.
New monetization criteria introduced
The social media platform Facebook previously required creators to meet multiple conditions for monetization. These included follower thresholds, watch-time targets, and other performance-based benchmarks.
Many new and small creators found these requirements difficult to achieve, limiting their access to monetization tools and revenue opportunities.
Under the reported update, some Facebook pages and accounts may now qualify for monetization if they achieve 300,000 views within 28 days.
This views-based target is being seen as a more flexible pathway compared to earlier strict eligibility rules.
Impact on content creators
Digital media experts believe the updated requirement could benefit creators who regularly post videos, reels, and engaging content. The new threshold is considered more achievable, especially for those focusing on consistent short-form content.
The update is expected to open new earning opportunities for creators worldwide, including Pakistan. It may allow more pages to explore monetization tools by focusing on content performance rather than strict follower-based limits.
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