Creator Economy & Contentintermediate
Content Licensing
Definition
Granting a brand permission to use your content, photos, videos, or copy, across their own channels, typically in exchange for a licensing fee.
Why it matters
Content licensing turns your creative work into an additional revenue stream. Brands pay a premium for the right to run content as paid ads in your name (whitelisting).
Example
A food creator charges £200 for a recipe video and an additional £300 for a 30-day licence for the brand to run it as a paid Meta ad. Total: £500 for one piece of content.
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