3 ways NFL content creators can earn money on Facebook

1. Professional Mode

How would you like to get piad on every post every day on Facebook?

The world’s largest social media platform is cutting checks. They’ve been cutting me one since 2021. Now, with two monteizaed pages, I want to share with you 3 ways NFL content creators can get paid on Facebook this season.

Now you can switch your Facebook profile to a Digital Creator page through Professional Mode to begin your monetization journey. Business pages are preferred, but for NFL content creators, this is a great way to begin. This rolled out in August 2025.

You’re positioned perfectly to crush it!

Learn more about Professional Mode here.

About Facebook Content Monetization for creators. Tap image for official details from Facebook.

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION

Now that you’re switched to professional mode, you’re ready to start earning every day. In the CMP (Content Monetization Program). Now, when you post a text, an image, a story, a reel, or a live video you can earn on the platform. The first way for NFL content creators to get paid.

Remember, before you can start earning, you must meet the platform requirements and reside in an eligible country. Simply switching your profile doesn’t automatically qualify you. Once requirements are met and you’re accepted into the CMP, you can begin earning.

Creators with more experience are encourage to check out the Creator Fast Track. Tap image to learn more now.

2. Subscriptions

Imagine creating a community of 100 monthly supporters. I’m currently at 31 and building. Subscriptions are a surefire way for Facebook users and NFL fans to support your content. Creating a $4.99 subscription can add up to extra recurring creator cash monthly.

Facebook Subscriptions is not fully available for profiles in professional mode and is currently being tested with select creators. Creators who receive an invite can enable Subscriptions on the professional dashboard.

Eligibility requirements for Facebook Subscriptions. Tap image for official details.

3. STAR PARTIES

Stars are a virtual good that lets fans show you love and gives you the ability to show love back on live broadcasts, Reels, on-demand video, photos, and text posts. The last several years I have utilized Stars. The more monetization options you have, the better, right?

I have pivoted to what I call Star Parties. Once a month, I designate a day to go LIVE and give away 3 prizes. Each month, fans can send 88 Stars or more to qualify for their name to be on the wheel. Positioned at the end of each month to give fans time to prepare and attend.

Stars is available across the different types of content you post on Facebook—Reels, photos, text, stories, and Lives. Learn more with me LIVE on June 26th. Tap the image to join.

Join me exclusively for my 7th Facebook “STAR PARTY” with THE PLAYMAKER.

Conclusion

The BIG3 ways to earn on Facebook are through the CMP, SUBS, and STARS. Point blank. Qualifying is one thing. Having a plan and executing it are two different things. I have over a decade of experience creating NFL content for Cowboys fans. I can help you.

Each Saturday in my Creator HUB, I share my Facebook insights for veteran content creators. You can join FREE today. Download the Patreon app today and boost your Facebook direct deposit with me this season.

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I’ve seen A-list celebrities from Instagram and YouTube flock to the Program over the last year for the CMP. Funny thing is, a Dallas Cowboys fan has reached 1 billion views. His name is Kountry Wayne. Gameday reaction videos built his billion-dollar vertical video format strategy. I offer 1-on-1 consulting for content strategy plans.

Hopefully, today you have a better idea of how you can earn money on Facebook. Several ways once you get your foot in the door. Most importantly, have a plan when you begin for the best results. Which way do you prefer to earn the most from? Have a question? Leave a comment. I will answer each one. See you next Saturday.