Hitting 10,000 followers is a milestone. At that point, you’re considered a micro influencer — usually defined as someone with 10k–100k followers. It’s an interesting stage. You’re big enough to get noticed by brands, but small enough that people still see you as approachable. The challenge? Figuring out how to turn that audience into steady

Big follower counts get all the attention. But if you’re a nano influencer — with 1,000 to 10,000 followers — you’re in a powerful position to build a real business. Why? Because smaller audiences often mean higher engagement, stronger trust, and more authentic connections. And those qualities are exactly what people pay for when you

If you’re a creator, you’ve probably been told a hundred times: “You should monetize your social media!” And sure, social platforms are incredible for building an audience. But here’s the catch: you don’t actually own your followers. They belong to the platform. One algorithm change, one account suspension, or one platform shut down (RIP Vine)

If you’ve got knowledge people turn to you for—whether that’s fitness advice, business tips, or travel hacks—there’s a good chance you can turn it into an information product and get paid for it. The great thing about info products is how flexible they are. You can package what you know into an ebook, a template,

Introduction to Facebook Monetization Facebook might feel a little old-school compared to TikTok or Instagram, but it’s still one of the most powerful platforms for creators. With more than 2.9 billion monthly active users, there’s no shortage of people to reach. And yes, many creators are still using Facebook as their main traffic engine and