Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
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Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
Gen Z knows how to make money when the going gets tough, and 2023 is looking like it’s going to be a tough year, indeed. With inflation still roaring and a global recession on the horizon, this young cohort will have to get extra scrappy to get by – and for many, social media will play a huge role in making money in the new year.
Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
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Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
According to a new report from Instagram, 64% of Gen Zers plan to make money with social media in 2023. What are some of the ways they can do this? Let’s have a look.
Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
Monetizing the Metaverse
“Monetizing the metaverse can be achieved by creating virtual goods and services,” said Sam McGraw, founder and CEO of Design Hub.
Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
“For example, gamers may create and sell virtual items, such as virtual clothes, furniture and weapons, and offer services like fast travel, custom builds and more. Additionally, monetization of a metaverse may be encouraged by incentivizing users to participate via rewards or virtual currency. This could be used to purchase goods and services or to level up their avatar.”
Nearly Two-Thirds Of Gen Z Plans To Make Money With Social Media In 2023 – Here's How
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Becoming an Influencer
This one’s a bit obvious, but hey — it holds up!
“Gen Z should think about upgrading their social profiles [if] they enjoy spending time on the internet and frequently create content,” said Carl Jensen, founder of Compare…
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