How much do instagram influencers make with 1 million followers
How to Make Money on Instagram in 2023 (14 Proven Strategies)
If working hard and making money is the American dream, not working hard and making money is the Instagram dream. But making serious income using social media requires some serious strategy. Whether you’re a creator or a business, you’ll find the most success in making money on Instagram if you do your research.
Keep reading to get inspired by thirteen examples from creators and brands, and find tips for making money on Instagram that apply to everyone.
Can you make money on Instagram?
How much money can you make on Instagram?
How to make money on Instagram as a business
How to make money on Instagram as a creator
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Can you make money on Instagram?
Hell yeah. In fact, helping creators make a living on the platform is a top priority for Instagram, especially as competition heats up from TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube.
“Our goal is to be the best platform for creators like you to make a living,” said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company’s first-ever Creator Week in June 2021.
In 2021, Instagram was the second-most downloaded app in the world. It’s the 7th most-visited website globally, the 4th most-used social media platform, and has 1.22 billion users every month. All of which is to say: that’s a massive potential audience. With an enormous and diverse pool of people who could potentially be exposed to your content, there are plenty of opportunities to earn money.
Want more proof? Grab the popcorn and watch this video from Hootsuite Labs.
(If you’re looking for more Instagram stats—you know, to rattle off at parties and impress your friends—you can find 35 of them here).
How much money can you make on Instagram?
Numbers are tricky, because creators and brands are notoriously private about how much money they’re making. On top of that, calculating income from Instagram is complicated—if you sing a song on a Reel, the sound goes viral and you get a record deal from that internet fame, then tens of thousands of people buy tickets to your concert, does that count as making money on Instagram? What if you post food videos, then provide a link to your recipe blog, and host ads on your blog that make you money?
It sounds bizarre, but that’s the way most successful creators’ journeys go. How much money you can make on Instagram depends on your credentials, audience size, engagement, strategy, hustle, and a dash of dumb luck.
Here’s how much some creators and celebs have reportedly cashed in:
$901: The average amount of money an Instagram influencer with 1,000 to 10,000 followers can make per post, according to Business Insider
$100 to $1,500: How much a creator can be paid for a swipe-up advertisement on their Instagram stories according to Brian Hanly, CEO of Bullish Studio (a talent agency for influencers)
$983,100: The amount Kylie Jenner reportedly makes per ad or sponsored content post
$1,604,000: The amount Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly makes per post
In 2021, Hype Auditor surveyed almost 2 thousand influencers (most based in the U.S.) about how much money they make. Here’s what they found:
- The average influencer makes $2,970 per month. “Average” numbers aren’t the best to go by, since there’s so much differentiation between the highs and lows—as is referenced in the next stat!
- Micro-influencers (accounts with one thousand to ten thousand followers earn on average $1,420 per month, and mega-influencers (accounts with over one million followers) earn about $15,356 per month.
Source: Hypeauditor
Top 5 Instagram Earners in 2022
Obviously, celebrities have a leg up in notoriety, and when they sign up for Instagram they automatically get thousands of followers. Although that is not the same for all of us, it’s inspiring to see just how much someone can make through being an influencer on a social media platform. Here are the top 5 earners on Instagram today:
- Cristiano Ronaldo – 475 million followers with an estimated average price per post of $1,604,000
- Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson – 334 million followers with an estimated average price per post of $1,523,000
- Ariana Grande – 328 million followers with an estimated average price per post of $1,510,000
- Kylie Jenner – 365 million followers with an estimated average price per post of $1,494,000
- Selena Gomez – 341 million followers with an estimated average price per post of $1,468,000
How to make money on Instagram as a business
Being present, active, and engaging on Instagram (and keeping up with trends) is one of the best ways to find business success on the platform in 2022.
Here’s how to do it.
1. Promote special offers
The online audience is a sucker for a good deal (and Instagram users love to buy stuff: 44% of Instagrammers say they use the app to shop weekly).
Use Instagram to showcase all the great things about your company—specifically, anytime you’re having a sale. Not only does posting your sale, promo code, or special offer on Instagram advertise a sale to your followers, but it also makes the information easily shareable.
This holiday sale post from clothing brand @smashtess has lots of comments that are just people tagging their friends. It’s an awesome way to promote the sale and also have the sale shared organically.
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2. Set up countdowns to new launches
You can use Instagram to give your followers a sneak peek of new releases, launches, or product lines—and using the “Countdown” or “Reminder” functions, you can provide potential customers with a simple way to flag when those new products will be available for sale.
This creates some hype around your offer, and once the release happens, users get a notification reminding them to check out the goods (and, hopefully, check out the goods).
3. Set up an Instagram Shop
Instagram Shops are a direct method of making money off of the app. Users can buy products using the platform’s native e-commerce tools, and it’s easy to set up a shop.
Instagram shops are an impulse buyer’s best friend (or worst nightmare, depending on how you look at it). Your shoppable products or services will show up in your followers’ news feeds, along with regular posts.
Hosting an Instagram shop is also a great way to provide quick customer service to folks who use social media (basically everyone—75% of the global population over the age of 13).
Customers can DM you or comment on posts to learn more about your brand. (Hint: if you’re feeling overwhelmed in your DMs, consider using a chatbot to support your customer service team.)
When you post something with a buyable item, the little shop icon will appear on the post, letting viewers know that it’s available for purchase.
Home goods store @the.modern.shop uses shoppable tags in many of their posts.
4. Schedule shoppable Instagram posts with Hootsuite
You can create and schedule or auto-publish shoppable Instagram photos, videos, and carousel posts alongside all your other social media content using Hootsuite.
To tag a product in an Instagram post in Hootsuite, follow these steps:
1. Open your Hootsuite dashboard and go to Composer.
2. Under Publish to, select an Instagram Business profile.
3. Upload your media (up to 10 images or videos) and type out your caption.
4. In the preview on the right, select Tag products.
The tagging process is slightly different for videos and images:
- Images: Select a spot in the image, and then search for and select an item in your product catalog. Repeat for up to 5 tags in the same image. Select Done when you’re finished tagging.
- Videos: A catalog search appears right away. Search for and select all the products you want to tag in the video.
5. Select Post now or Schedule for later. If you decide to schedule your post, you will see suggestions for the best times to publish your content for maximum engagement.
And that’s it! Your shoppable post will show up in the Hootsuite Planner, alongside all of your other scheduled content.
You can also boost your existing shoppable posts directly from Hootsuite to help more people discover your products.
Note: You’ll need an Instagram Business account and an Instagram shop to take advantage of product tagging in Hootsuite.
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Set up a chatbotAn easy way to provide excellent customer service and make sales through direct messages is to set up an Instagram chatbot. A chatbot is integrated directly into your Instagram account and website and can answer any frequently asked questions from your followers. If the question is too complicated for the conversational AI chatbot, then it will automatically pass the inquiry to a real live member of your team.
And how can a chatbot help you earn on Instagram? Simple!
An Instagram chatbot can recommend products in your shop, directly to your customers within the chat, leading to faster and more streamlined sales.
If a customer inquires about what color foundation you have in stock, the chatbot can serve up three different options that the user can quickly add to their cart without ever leaving the platform.
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6. Partner with creators
Influencer marketing allows you to share your company with the creator’s audience (and the creator also gets a spotlight for your audience—it’s a win-win).
When you’re researching folks to collaborate with, make sure you pay attention to their content and values: you want to pick someone who has goals that align with your own, so the partnership makes sense to customers and doesn’t seem like some oddball marketing scheme.
For example, it makes sense for a plant-based bakery to partner with a vegan influencer (more sense than Bill Nye partnering with Coca-Cola, that’s for sure).
Try to collaborate with creators who would be likely to try and/or like your products, anyway—for example, dancer @maddieziegler has long had a partnership with activewear brand @fabletics. You can offer the creator money, goods, or an affiliate deal (more info on that in the “Join an affiliate program” section of this post, just above!) in exchange for posting about your company.
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Partner with other businessesLike partnering with creators, partnerships with other businesses give folks on both sides of the deal an opportunity to interact with a wider consumer base. Try contacting other businesses like yours and hosting a contest or giveaway—it’s an excellent way to gain followers and tap into a new audience.
This giveaway from @chosenfoods and @barebonesbroth requires entrants to like and save the post, follow both companies, and tag a friend in the comments. Both brands are building their audience—followers just waiting to be converted into consumers.
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8. Straight-up advertise
Hey, the basics still work. Advertising on Instagram is one of the ways you can make money on the platform and actually track your progress.
You can turn any post into an ad by boosting it, and your Instagram analytics will tell you how much of a difference the boost made.
How to make money on Instagram as a creator
Even if you don’t have a “business” in the conventional sense, there are lots of ways you can use Instagram to make money as an individual. With a solid following and clear niche, you have influence—and can be an influencer.
1. Partner with brands
Partnering with brands is likely the most well-known way that creators can make money on Instagram. Find a small or big brand that aligns with your values (that part is important—partnering with a brand that has nothing to do with your regular content, or even directly contradicts your regular content, will make you seem inauthentic).
Partnerships with brands can take many forms: you might be paid to make an Instagram post that features a specific product or be offered free products in exchange for content. To get started, try making a few posts that feature some of your favorite things—restaurants, skincare, whatever feels true to you—for free.
You can then point to those posts as examples when you’re reaching out to brands.
Lots of makeup and beauty influencers participate in these kinds of brand deals. Here’s an example of a paid partnership post from creator @mexicanbutjapanese for Nordstrom.
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Hint: when you’re participating in a paid partnership or sponsored post, be transparent. Use hashtags, mark the post as sponsored, and be clear about the partnership in your captions. Not following Instagram’s branded content guidelines can result in posts being removed—plus, it’s sketchy.
2. Join an affiliate program
This is related to brand partnerships, as joining an affiliate program still requires you to connect yourself to a business that sells specific products or experiences.
Affiliate programs essentially pay you to market other people’s products (so again, you want to make sure that the products you’re highlighting align with your values). If your followers buy something from the brand through you—usually using a specific link or discount code—you get paid.
This nail artist is an affiliate marketer for a nail polish brand—when followers use her discount code to buy the nail polish, the creator makes money.
3. Enable Live Badges
For creators in the U.S., Instagram’s Live Badges is a method of making money directly through the app. During a live video, viewers can purchase the badges (which cost between $0.99 and $4.99) to show their support.
To turn on Live Badges, go to your Profile and tap Professional Dashboard. Then, enable monetization. Once you’ve been approved, you’ll see a button called Set Up Badges. Tap that, and you’re good to go!
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If you’ve enabled Live Badges, make sure to mention it when you go live (remind your followers that if they’d like to show their support with money, it’s easy to do so!) and express gratitude when someone purchases a badge.
Saying thank you goes a long way, and will likely encourage other people to pitch in.
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4. Sell your merch
Using Instagram as a marketing tool for your other revenue streams is a great strategy for moneymaking. If you’ve curated your personal brand enough to have a certain look, logo, catchphrase, or anything else that’s recognizably you, consider selling merch that’s splashed with that extra sparkle (you’re brand). You can make money from sales—plus score some free advertising when your followers start walking around with your name on their sweatpants.
Drag queen extraordinaire Trixie Mattel sells branded merch and uses Instagram as a platform to advertise.
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5. Link to your blog or vlog
Selling advertising space on your own website—or making money from Youtube—can be super lucrative, and you can use Instagram to direct your followers to that external site (hint: use a link tree to make the most of that link in your Instagram bio).
Here are some quick examples:
- Foodies who post pictures of food they’ve made and also have a blog where they post full recipes
- YouTubers who post highlights of their vlog on Reels, then provide a link to their Youtube channel for the full video
- Fashion influencers who post their outfits on Instagram and link to their website, where they share where the clothes came from
- Outdoor adventurers who post gorgeous landscapes and link to their blog where they detail the best road trip routes
Food blogger @tiffy.
cooks posts videos of her making food on her blog, and links to in-depth recipes in her bio. The recipes live on her blog, which also hosts posts that contain affiliate links.
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6. Offer paid tutorials or masterclasses
This is similar to linking to a blog or vlog, but instead of making income indirectly (through businesses advertising on your page or Youtube ads), your followers are directly paying you for a service you’re providing.
If you have a particular area of expertise, you could offer an online masterclass that requires a paid ticket. This method of moneymaking is common for fitness influencers, who may post short workouts for free and then link to a full training routine that you need to pay to access.
Film colorist @theqazman offers quick tips on Instagram, but also hosts ticketed masterclasses. This way, his content still appeals to a wide (non-paying) audience, but folks who are serious about learning the ropes will pay him for a full lesson.
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You can also offer tutorials or masterclasses for free and simply ask followers to tip you if they have the means—that’s the method athlete @iamlshauntay uses. Her link in bio directs followers to ways they can pay her for her work if they’re able to. This is a good technique to use if you’re looking for maximum accessibility: there’s no financial barrier to your content, but there’s still a clear way for your audience to pay you if they want to.
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How Much Money Does an Instagram Influencer Make?
Protein powder.
A vitamin-subscription box.
The newest restaurant you must try.
If you’re on Instagram, odds are you’ve seen at least one of these things.
Endorsed by someone you follow. In the past month.
It’s easy to poke fun at your latest acquaintance that’s taken up this endeavour, but that doesn’t stop the tiny voice in your head asking, “Are they getting paid for this?” quickly followed by, “I can hold a bottle of self-tanner and smile too – can I get paid as well?”
These influencers – as society has labeled them – have created a digital empire by snapping a few semi-filtered shots with one hand, while promoting the latest trend with the other. Their credibility comes through an influx of social engagement, which occurs while building an influence that is rewarded with products, money, and sometimes even fame.
We’re putting the numbers to the test to see how financially independent one can really be from a couple thousand likes. And just how realistic that task is to conquer.
It Pays to be Popular 💁
While climbing the influencer ladder, it’s common to get paid more per post if you have a higher follower count.
This logic stems from the idea that the more eyes that see the content, the more brands are willing to pay.
But what determines that ✨magic ✨number one must hit before these posts actually become profitable?
< 10,000 Followers
“Micro” influencers have anywhere from 6,000 to 10,000 followers. Unlike your popular friend that has acquired this many followers by posting cool stuff, the people behind these handles are vying to grow their page around a specific niche.
According to a recent survey, these accounts can make up to, on average, $88.00 per post. However, most micro-influencers hold off on charging upfront so they can first garner a larger, long-term presence.
Understood as a dedicated hobby, this follower level can get your Instagram handle in the door for future collaborations or sponsored posts, filled with some free perks along the way.
< 100,000 Followers
At this stage in the game, brands are sending out direct messages to accounts with this amount of followers like clockwork, asking for product endorsement in exchange for freebies: Think designer-labeled clothing, monthly packages catered to health and wellness, or a free meal from the restaurant that wants exposure.
Some occasional money may come in, but most influencers are hesitant to start charging at this stage since it may delegitmize their growing success.
For example, one self-proclaimed "foodstagrammer" currently holds 72,000 followers. While hundreds of likes swarm in for each post, the account is waiting to monetize their work until at least hitting the 100,000 mark – which is the “socially acceptable” marker.
It’s somewhat of an unspoken rule that influencers can expect to be paid $10.00 for every 1,000 followers they have, once they hit the 100,000 threshold. Charging for posts before hitting this may result in getting paid less, or settling before the account has fully bloomed.
Influencers with 50,000 to 80,000 followers get around $200.00 per post, but the price point changes based on the advertiser. Some accounts make deals with brands to post promotional codes on their feed, and everytime a new person uses their code, they make a percentage of the sale.
Other accounts opt into giveaway deals that purely boost their follower count.
Whether these middle-tier accounts are maintaining their presence on the side working vigorously to turn their accounts into a full-time career, their followings are impressive.
< 1,000,000 Followers
The leap from 100,000 followers to one MILLION followers is quite an undertaking to say the least, coming with no standard manual or rules to follow on what to post and how much to charge.
Accounts of this nature (think 250,000 to 500,000 followers) have hit the jackpot of Instagram influencing, with possible earnings averaging at $670.00 per post.
But it doesn’t even need to be a picture on their feed that brings in the cash.
Accounts this large have various features that lower-tier handles can’t access yet, such as a verified account (blue check mark) and the Instagram story “swipe up” capability, brands and companies can leverage these features for more effective influencer ad campaigns.
Once an account reaches more than one million followers, the sky’s the limit on what they charge.
Time is Money ⏰💰
But it’s more than just taking aesthetically-pleasing photos and tagging brands. Not only do Instagram influencers need a committed following, they also need these followers to engage with their content.
Many middle-tier influencers are lumped into direct-message groups called pods, filled with 15 other accounts also trying to make it big.
According to the influencer community, people in these groups are sharing their new posts all of the time, with the expectation that everyone else needs to engage with those accounts. Comments should be at least five words and include emojis, because that will help increase engagement.
Participating (or choosing not to participate) in groups like these can have an impact on how much one can make from their account.
Curious if your account has what it takes to start? Check for yourself here.
TL;DR1) Quitting your day job to live off of an Instagram-influencer salary is easier said than done, since accounts need to garner thousands of followers before they can even start to see a monetary profit.
2) Instagram influencers with under 10,000 followers can make, on average, $88.00 per post. Those with under 100,000 followers average $200.00 per post, but these numbers often vary account to account. Most accounts in this level are instead, gifted with free products or discounts for posting.
3) Accounts ranging from 250,000 to 500,000 followers can make a pretty penny posting on their accounts for brands, whether that be in a static picture, GIF-like video or an Instagram story. Once an influencer has reached one million followers, it’s safe to assume they are making quite a decent amount of money, and working very hard to maintain it.
How Much Do Instagram Influencers Earn
According to the Influencer Marketing Outlook 2020 report, Instagram ranks #1 on the list of top influencer marketing platforms.
The purpose of such marketing is to influence the behavior and choices of consumers, and working with influencers is one way to do this. Influencers are bloggers who advertise the products of well-known brands, thereby monetizing their impact on the audience. So how much income do influencers still receive for promoting products on a top social network?
Showing the cards: how much influencers earn on Instagram
Influencer marketing occupies a leading position among popular digital promotion channels. But getting the honorary title of an opinion leader and starting to earn round sums in dollar terms is not so easy - you need to meet certain criteria. First of all, to have a significant audience coverage and a high level of subscriber involvement in the life of the blog, that is, to be on the list of the most visited thematic channels.
Nano-influencers with between 1,000 and 10,000 followers earn an average of $10-100 per post. Micro-influencers with an audience of 10-50 thousand cost $100-500, average bloggers with 50-500 thousand followers - $500-5000.
may ask for $5,000-10,000 for their services, and established millionaire bloggers (mega-influencers) - from $10,000 per post.
Thus, one can trace a pattern: 10,000 followers account for $100, but it is difficult to standardize the calculations, because many factors affect the amount of income: from the duration of the advertising campaign and the cost of the blogger himself for promotion to the level of competition in the influence market. And if a blogger has an active audience of millions in all top social networks, his income grows at an insane rate. By comparison, a mega-influencer on YouTube can earn $20,000 or more per post, on TikTok $2,500, on Twitter $2,000, and on FB over $25,000!
If you go deeper, you can see that the prices vary depending on the format of the publication. In 2020, influencers received $180 for Stories ads, $370 for Feed post creation, and $670 for video ads, according to Klear's annual research. These are average influencer rates for the period January-August 2020 and are skyrocketing as audience reach expands: a blogger who has crossed the line of 500,000 followers can expect to pay $2,738 for a standard post for a feed, $4,678 for a video!
While influencers with 30k to 500k fans make pretty good money: $535 per post, $960 per video.
only $65, video publishing - $111. However, don't underestimate "nano" and "micro" Insta-bloggers - if you have the potential and desire to develop in an honest way (without cheating activity), the chances of quickly breaking into the top in the niche are very high .
Who are the highly paid people of Instagram
According to the Klear report, the most successful Instagram bloggers are Generation Z, born in the digital world (early 2000s) and interested in technology since childhood. Their average earnings outperform older Gen Y across all post formats: Stories $245 vs. $229, Feed Posts $520 vs. $448, Videos $807 vs. $796.
X: $283 vs. $241. Still, in other respects, “older” teens win by earning an average of $45 more (for comparison: $122 vs. $73 for Stories and 211 vs. $170 per post).
There are also gender differences in the influencer industry, with about 85% of the market being female bloggers. However, men earn 18% more from collaboration with brands, which is $ 128 in monetary terms.
This division is observed not only in salaries, but also in blogging categories. Female influencers dominate in DIY (94%), relationships, family and parenting (93%), beauty (92%) and fashion (80%) areas. Men pay more attention to sports and fitness (65%), photography (51%) and travel (63%).
It is likely that differences in activity across categories determine the wage gap. One of the reasons can also be considered a pandemic, due to which the payment of influencers working in the beauty industry in 2020 (compared to 2019) decreased by 18%, and in fashion by 15%.
Where do the richest bloggers live? Being an influencer in the UK is the most rewarding, as they earn, on average, $500 for an Insta-collaboration. In second place are opinion leaders from Germany, whose services are estimated at $377. Next on the list are Australia ($341), Italy ($263) and Spain ($204), and France completes it ($173).
It's worth noting that Klear's statistics on influencer salaries, demographics and geography are based on a sample of 4,850 Instagram influencers for 8 months of 2020, starting in January.
If you are looking for influencers to collaborate on Instagram, be prepared for the fact that the prices for the services of most of them will be far from statistical. Course conversion, specialization, audience coverage, engagement, content format also play a role here. If you dream of becoming famous and in demand on the influence market, review the cost of your advertising services in terms of the factors described above, without overestimating your abilities and opportunities as a blogger, and “play” by fair rules.
How much do influencers earn with 1 million followers? – Wiki Reviews
An influencer with over a million followers can reportedly make over $250,000 per post from brands.
Who is the richest Instagrammer? Football player Cristiano Ronaldo topped the list of richest Instagram users in 2021. Cristiano has 308 million followers on Instagram and earns a whopping $1,604,000 or Rs 11.9 crore for roughly every sponsored post.
Does anyone have 1 million Instagram followers?
Instagram has its own account on the platform with over 435 million followers; it is the most popular account overall.
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The most popular accounts.
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Who is the richest social media influencer?
Top 10 highest paid stars on Instagram
- Cristiano Ronaldo - $1.6 million
- Dwayne Johnson - $1.52 million
- Ariana Grande - $1.51 million
- Kylie Jenner - $1.49 million
- Selena Gomez - $1.46 million
- Kim Kardashian - $1.41 million
- Lionel Messi - $1.16 million
- Beyoncé Knowles - $1.14 million
How are influencers paid?
This is the unspoken rule that powerful people can expect to be paid. $10.00 for every 1,000 followers they have once they reach the 100,000 50,000 threshold.
… Influencers with 80,000–200.00 followers get around $200.00 per post, but the price varies depending on the advertiser.
Does Instagram pay money?
Instagram allows you to earn money with IGTV Ads , Branded Content, Badges, Shopping and Affiliate Marketing. But creators can also make money from sponsored content, fan memberships, licensing the content they produce, as well as becoming a consultant.
Does Instagram pay verified users?
This is the unspoken rule that powerful people can expect to get paid. $10.00 for every 1,000 followers they have once they reach the 100,000 50,000 threshold. … Influencers with 80,000–200.00 followers get around $200.00 per post, but the price varies depending on the advertiser.
Does Instagram pay for posts?
Depending on your unique Instagram content brand, your audience, and your level of commitment, you can make money on Instagram in the following ways: Post sponsored posts for brands that want your audience.
Become an affiliate and earn a commission on the sale of products from other brands.
Is there a salary on Instagram?
Definitely yes . You can earn money on Instagram in the following ways: By creating sponsored posts for brands that want to be in front of your audience. Become an affiliate and earn a commission on the sale of products from other brands.
Who is the fastest to reach 1 million followers on Instagram?
Moon Tae-il (Hangul: 문태일)
Moon Tae-il holds the Guinness World Record for the shortest time to reach 1 million followers per gram. In honor of the celebration, he wrote, “Thank you to all the fans!
Who doesn't have Instagram followers?
Cristiano Ronaldo (359 million followers)
There are many family photos, pictures of him playing football, and many images of him in general experiencing good moments in life. Cristiano Ronaldo was also the first person to have 200 million followers on Instagram.
Which social networks pay the most?
Top 5 Social Networks for Pay Media
- 1. Advertising on Facebook. via GIPHY. Facebook is one of the best, if not the best, sources for top-of-the-funnel lead generation. ...
- LinkedIn Advertising. via GIPHY. ...
- Advertising on Instagram. via GIPHY. ...
- Advertising on Twitter. via GIPHY. ...
- Advertising on YouTube. via GIPHY.
What types of influencers earn the most?
Music, family, and technology-related content creators made less than $500 per sponsored post on average. The list shows sports influencers earn the most, followed by beauty, fashion and DIY. Technology is almost at the bottom of the list, but it helps to earn better than family and music.
Which influential person earns the most?
Kim Kardashian West
While all the Kardashian-Jenner siblings take home tons of money from sponsorships and their jobs, Kim is the highest paid social media influencer of them all.
With over 109 million followers, she can get up to $500,000 for a sponsored post!
Does Instagram pay money for followers?
Most influencers who have 5-10k followers make an average of 6,531 ₹ for message . Creators with subscribers between 50,000 and 80,000 to 14,843 usually charge around 500,000 to post, and as they move up the ladder, creators with 80,000 to 14,843 subscribers charge around 49,725 per post.
Is it worth it to be an influencer?
As an influence, you can earn good money . You can also get some fame and admiration from your followers. However, if you fail to be sincere, it can be difficult for you to turn your personal brand into a long-term and successful one.
Why do influencers make so much money?
Sponsored content (the best way for influencers to make money)
Sponsored content is one of the most common ways for influencers to make money.
A promotional post is when a company pays a influencer to advertise their product or service on the influencer's social media pages. .
Can you make money on TikTok?
To earn money directly on TikTok, users must be over 18 years of age, meet a baseline of 10,000 followers, and have increased at least 100,000 video views in the last days. Once they reach this threshold, they can apply for the TikTok Creator Fund through the app.
How many subscribers do you need to pass verification?
Without verification you will need minimum 10,000 subscribers to access the feature. This increases brand awareness - as we mentioned earlier, the blue check mark tells the world that you are someone else.
Can you make money with 100,000 subscribers?
Once influencers reach over 100K followers, they typically start charging at least $1,000 per post. For example, Sam Ushiro, who has 283K followers and charges $1,500 per post.
Not to mention, celebrities like Kim Kardashian West with 107 million followers can earn over $500,000 for a sponsored Instagram post.
How much do TikTokers earn?
TikTokers with a large number of followers can earn from $200 to $5,000 per month , depending on the size of their following. Those with no more than 100,000 followers will not earn any money, while those with more than 1 million will earn the most.
How are YouTubers paid?
Most of YouTubers' income comes from payments they receive for advertising on their channels . Ad fees are based on the number of clicks on those ads. While this is related to views (the more people view ads on your channel, the more people are likely to click on them), it is not directly related to likes.
How much does 10k followers make on Instagram?
Micro-influencers (from 1,000 to 10,000 followers) earn on average $1,420 per month .
