How to Monitized on Facebook?

Like many of us, we're a curious bunch and love to experiment. We've noticed something puzzling: many creators who have been uploading videos to Facebook for a long time still aren't monetized. After encountering numerous customers, this is their number one problem.

So, why aren't they getting monetized quickly?

First, they might have a past violation or restriction. The shortest expiration for a violation is usually around three months, but it can be longer depending on the restriction's severity.

Second, they shared content that later received a restriction. This can affect the original uploader's status. To be safe, it's often better to avoid sharing potentially risky content.

Third, the songs they use can be problematic. Sometimes a song is initially free for use by the owner, but they later enable copyright claims on it. This can suddenly flag your old videos.

Here's what worked for us: we created a brand new account. Meta provides weekly tasks to complete. We consistently finished these every week—this usually involves uploading three Reels and sometimes sharing them. The key is to complete the tasks faithfully and, importantly, avoid using any background music at all.

By doing this, within just two months, Meta sent us an invitation to monetize! Monetization is actually much easier now compared to the old requirements of needing 60,000 or 600,000 watch hours. Just focus on those consistent, compliant weekly tasks.