Saturday, November 15, 2025

How much Facebook monetization program pays for every 1000 views?

 

Provided Data

  • Views: 25,113

  • Earnings (your share, 55%): $1.63

  • Facebook’s cut: 45%

  • Search Facebook: masudbcl01

That means the total revenue generated (before Facebook’s cut) is higher than $1.63. Let’s calculate:

Step 1: Find the total revenue

If $1.63 = 55% of total revenue, then:

Total Revenue=1.630.552.96\text{Total Revenue} = \frac{1.63}{0.55} \approx 2.96

So, the total revenue for 25,113 views is about $2.96.

Step 2: Earnings per 1,000 views

Now divide by the number of views:

Revenue per 1000 views=2.9625.113×10000.118\text{Revenue per 1000 views} = \frac{2.96}{25.113} \times 1000 \approx 0.118

So the total revenue per 1,000 views is about $0.12. Your share (55%) per 1,000 views is:

0.118×0.550.0650.118 \times 0.55 \approx 0.065

$0.065 per 1,000 views.

✅ Final Answer

  • Total revenue per 1,000 views (before Facebook’s cut): ~$0.12

  • Your earnings per 1,000 views (after 45% cut): ~$0.065

👉 In other words, for every 1,000 views, you’re earning about 6.5 cents under this calculation.


On average in 2025, Facebook pays creators about $2–$5 per 1,000 monetized views, though rates can range from $1 up to $8.50 depending on audience location, niche, and engagement. Your current payout of $0.065 per 1,000 views is far below the global average, which suggests your audience or ad fill rate is in a very low‑CPM region.

In short: Facebook globally pays $2–$5 per 1,000 views, but in Bangladesh and similar regions, effective payouts can be under $0.10 per 1,000 views — exactly what you’re seeing.

 Global Facebook CPM Rates (2025)

Facebook CPM (cost per 1,000 impressions) varies widely by country and market saturation:

Country/RegionAverage CPM (USD)
United States$20.48
Canada$14.03
UK$10.85
Germany$10.05
Australia$11.04
Singapore$8.66
South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan)        Often <$1–$2
  

Saturday, October 18, 2025

masudbcl Brand Identity & Logo Design

 


🔍 Project Overview

masudbcl is a cross-platform digital brand built by masudbcl , a YouTuber, educator, and content strategist specializing in SEO, monetization, and visual storytelling. The goal was to create a logo that reflects professionalism, creativity, and authority in the digital marketing space—especially for Bangla-speaking audiences.

🎯 Objectives

  • Design a logo that is bold, memorable, and scalable across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and educational platforms.

  • Reflect the brand’s core values: strategy, inspiration, and growth.

  • Ensure compatibility with thumbnails, carousels, and multilingual content.

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