LinkedIn Pilots Pre-Roll Ad Revenue Sharing With US Video Creators
· 1h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
LinkedIn is testing a program where select US creators can earn money from pre-roll ads shown on their videos. The company has not disclosed the revenue share details. Business Premium members are also being allowed to sell one-on-one calls.
Why it matters
This move signals LinkedIn's entry into the creator ad revenue space, potentially attracting more video content and increasing ad inventory on the platform.
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LinkedIn is letting some people earn money when ads play before their videos, like YouTube does.
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