
YouTube creators in 35 markets will be able to earn shopping commissions by the end of the year, according to a recent announcement. This move is expected to benefit creators who promote products in their videos and will provide them with a new way to monetize their content. The commission-based model will allow creators to earn money from sales generated through their unique affiliate links.
This development is significant for social commerce as it provides creators with a new revenue stream and incentivizes them to promote products to their audiences. The move is also expected to increase the adoption of social commerce on YouTube, as creators will be able to earn commissions from sales generated through their videos. This will likely lead to more shoppable content on the platform, making it easier for users to discover and purchase products.
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