Nice To Meet You Professional Mode
Professional mode for profiles
We want creators to reach their full potential on Facebook and that means giving you ways to earn money and providing insights so you can understand what types of posts resonate with your community. Until now, these tools were only available on Pages. We know that many creators -- especially those who are just starting out -- are on profiles, so we’re introducing a professional mode for profiles in the US. With professional mode, eligible creators will be able to unlock revenue opportunities and gain access to tools to help grow their audience.
Notably, one of the first monetization options available with professional mode for profiles will be the Reels Play bonus program, which allows eligible creators to earn bonuses based on the views of their qualifying reels. To start with, the program is invite only. Interested creators can sign up to learn more and visit our Meta for Creators blog to learn best practices for creating reels.
We’re excited to enable more people to earn money from their reels, like the engaging videos we’ve seen from creators like Hammy and Olivia and Hakim Collins and we’re continuing to build out features for Reels on Facebook, such as making it easier to compose a video from selecting multiple clips, the ability to save your reel mid-creation as a draft and the ability to create a longer, 60-second reel, which will all be available soon. We also look forward to expanding Reels to more countries next year.
Professional mode also opens up access to post, audience and profile insights -- similar to what you can find on Pages today. For example, you can see the total number of shares, reactions and comments that posts have and review your follower growth over time.
Once you turn on professional mode for your profile, anyone can follow you and see your public content in their feed, but you’ll still be in control of who sees what content you share. That means you can share public updates, or decide to share content with just your friends, too.
This new mode is testing with a limited number of profiles today in the US, and feedback has been encouraging so far.
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