Antiban | Monetizing an online event on Facebook

Jan. 21, 2022

Monetizing an online event on Facebook

{"time":1642759696590,"blocks":[{"id":"ou41quWZTA","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Online events no longer seem like something out of the ordinary. People have adapted to the pandemic, and even weddings can be held live. What to say about concerts, quizzes, and corporate events. One of the venues for such cyber events has become Facebook, allowing them to be monetized. "}},{"id":"TWfwe0K1L_","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Participants pay a one-time fee at the time of registration - the amount the organizer sets during the creation of the event. In this case, Facebook does not take a commission from the proceeds - so the company has decided to support small businesses in difficult times of coronavirus."}},{"id":"2Em-0Cd1lY","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Visitors will be able to watch the broadcast on the event page on Facebook from a phone, tablet or computer or in the application Facebook TV. "}},{"id":"Qhxh1WUICH","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"In Russia the function is already available, so it's time to try an exclusive online training session, webinar, concert or other event close to your field. Go for it!"}}],"version":"2.22.2"}

Monetizing an online event on Facebook

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