Meta is testing a new “Series” feature for episodic Reels on both Instagram and Facebook, according to reporting from TechCrunch and India Today. The feature is designed to let creators package related Reels into a continuing series, rather than publishing standalone videos. TechCrunch reports that Meta is exploring potential ways to monetize the feature, but it does not provide details on what monetization methods would look like or when they would be available. India Today likewise characterizes the effort as a test of the new Series feature for Reels on the two platforms, without adding further specifics. Across the two sources, the main confirmed points are that Meta is running the feature as a test, it applies to Reels on Instagram and Facebook, and Meta is considering monetization options. Neither outlet specifies the rollout timeline, eligibility requirements for creators, or whether the feature is available to all users at this stage.
Meta tests “Series” feature for episodic Reels on Instagram and Facebook
Meta is testing a new “Series” feature for episodic Reels on both Instagram and Facebook, according to reporting from TechCrunch and India Today. The feature is designed to let creators package relate...
- Meta is testing a new “Series” feature for episodic Reels.
- The feature is for Reels on both Instagram and Facebook.
- Creators can organize related Reels into a continuing series format.
- Meta is considering how the feature could be monetized.
- No specific monetization details or rollout timeline are provided in the reporting.
Meta testing new Series feature for Reels on Instagram and Facebook
2 months agoMeta told TechCrunch that it's considering ways to monetize the new feature, but didn't share specifics on what that could look like.
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