The Bright Side | August
Kyma Media (Now NewGen)
Kyma is the global creator evolution business - evolving creator careers for lasting success.
The social landscape of today can be difficult for creators and brands proactively working within the space to navigate.?
In recent months, updates from social platforms can bring more daunting news. That’s why we’ve created a monthly bulletin collating all of the good news coming from social media platforms everywhere, easing the minds of those putting the hours in within social.
Here’s what you might have missed in August…??
?? X provides transparency around its creator revenue payouts
X (Twitter) has addressed a key problem with its creator revenue payouts and added transparency around payment dates. Now creators can see more details of payment periods that clarifies when and how much they were paid.
?? Check out the full story on Social Media Today.
?? Instagram is testing 10-minute Reels
Instagram are working on a feature that could extend the length of Reels to 10 minutes, directly competing with TikTok. This will see Instagram join the likes of YouTube, X and TikTok who have offered long-form content for a while.
?? Check out the full story on Search Engine Journal
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?? LinkedIn is rolling out brand partnership tags
LinkedIn is rolling out its own version of brand partnership tags, which means creators add official partnership labels for posts that they have received compensation for. This will give more transparency for creators as LinkedIn looks to evolve its offering for creators.
?? Check out the full story on Social Media Today.
? YouTube lowers entry barrier for Partner Programme
YouTube has now lowered the entry for its partner programme in 33 more countries, meaning creators only need 500 subscribers to apply. This expansion will mean more creators can access monetisation features easily.
?? Check out the full story on Search Engine Journal.
Check back this time next month for your next dose of feel-good social news.