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How To Monetize Your Social Media Content & Bio Link
If you're a content creator, you know, it could be pretty hard to monetize your content on social media platforms, on YouTube, TikTok Instagram, and others, and really outside of the YouTube partners program, where they pay you for views, it can be really tricky to figure out how to make money with your content.
Especially, if you make content like me, where you're giving away free knowledge, there's a new platform that really makes monetization simpler, and it gives you a ton of different ideas. So I wanted to make this video to touch upon two or three different ideas. That I'm personally using to monetize my content.
Yeah, on different social media platforms. This platform is called Koji. I covered it a couple of weeks ago in a different video. I'll put that in the description below where I showed you how to set up your Koji profile and the concept behind Koji is this supercharges, any link in your social media profile?
So on Instagram, you have a link in your bio and he supercharges that link and you also have that on LinkedIn, on YouTube, on TikTok. You have a link in every social media profile, but the problem is how do you use that link to correctly monetize your content? I want to share with you a couple of different ideas that make it really, really easy down.
I'm personally using it right now. This is my Koji profile. I'll show you on the computer. In the previous video, I showed you how to do it on the phone. Phones. So it's really great that you could jump between a computer. You don't have to download any apps and it's all web-based a whole app store, really with hundreds of functions and new functions being added every single day, right on the computer and on your phone.
So this is really one of my favorite ways to monetize my social media profile. I basically created this Koji profile and this is my link to that profile. So I'm going to go ahead and copy this and what I ended up doing. Am I added this right here? I'm going to show you a couple of different examples too.
I'm making a course right now on YouTube and it's almost done, but while it's being completed, what I'm doing is I'm capturing emails for people that want a big discount when it's released. So the first hundred students in my courses typically get a very big discount and I use this Koji, pop-up here to capture their name and their email.
The day that course gets released day, get an email with a big discount code. So that's how I'm using it. So I'm creating a course around my expertise, which is YouTube growth and monetization. So what I do, then I jump on YouTube. I make free content, basically telling people. That if they want to learn more, that I have a full YouTube course to show them exactly how I got to 350,000 subscribers and almost 80 million views.
They can go and click the Koji link in my bio or in the description. They'll come to this page. They'll click this and then they'll fill this out and I will let them know when the course is released with a big discount and with this method, I could basically monetize all my YouTube content. Anytime I make free YouTube content on YouTube, I could basically mention this Koji link and capture emails and then make money when the course is released and previous to Koji, I used to do this very manually. I had to build a whole landing page website basically, and connect it to an email capture like MailChimp and it was pretty complicated. So this makes it really, really easy. I could view the emails right within Koji.
Now, I know courses are not for everyone. So I'm going to show you another method where you could completely give your content away for free, but still monetize it. It's a tip jar made by Koji. Let me show you that this one right here. Let me show you how it works. The tip jar. Again, I would share my Koji profile to the link in the bio of my favorite social media platform.
Let's say on Instagram. And then if someone clicks on the tip jar here. They could go ahead and tap the tip jar type in an amount and leave a note and leave me a tip. So this is really, really easy to use because all you need is a call to action. So people are aware that you have the Koji link and you set up a tip jar.
So then if they appreciate your content, they could just click that and leave you a tip and a lot of people actually tend to do that if you're given very honest and sincere and useful advice and the third way I use Koji debt, I think is really, really useful is when I share this link right here as my link in my bio on Instagram, for example, what people end up seeing is they not only see my YouTube course, that's coming soon for them to give me their email.
They could give me a tip through the tip jar. They could see other things as well, so they could see my Instagram course as well. They could jump in here and watch this free training directly from that link. They could go directly to my YouTube page from there, which is really, really awesome. So they could subscribe right from there by clicking that they could go to my website and they could see all my content over here as well as easily look up different categories.
They're interested in and even search content here outside of YouTube. So what's beneficial about that is you don't have to mention five different social media profiles and your website and your course and your free content with a bunch of different links. You got one link, it's all the one you can put as much as you want on here.
This is what I chose to put on my mind and doing that, literally just takes me one sentence. As a call to action in any of my videos to tell people, to click my Koji link, to check out any of the resources that I mentioned throughout the video. So I'll put my Koji link in the description below so you can see how I set mine up and I'll put another link where you could sign up for your own Koji and supercharge your link in the bio and more importantly, Monetize your content on any social media platform free or paid. I hope you found this video useful. I want to thank Koji for sponsoring this video. They've been really great. Please give this video a thumbs up, and I'll see you next time.