announced<\/a> on Tuesday.<\/p>\nMost notably, the social network is rolling out a new setting for creators that makes content exclusively available to top fans and subscribers. Creators can select the option by going into their Audience settings and selecting the \u201cTop fans\u201d option when sharing a new post.\u00a0In the future, Facebook plans to roll out a new setting for creators that will allow them to give some fans early access to special content.<\/p>\n
The company is also launching \u201cCreator Endorsements,\u201d which gives creators the option to spotlight each other and invite their followers to follow another creator that they like. Once a creator that you follow endorses another creator, you will receive a notification that will ask you if you want to follow the recommended creator.<\/p>\n
In addition, Facebook is adding \u201cRising Creator Labels\u201d to make it easier for users to discover up-and-coming creators on the platform. Creators who have earned a spot in the top 1% of rising creators in a given week will be notified. Facebook notes that the label shows that a creator\u2019s content has received strong audience engagement, while meeting quality, originality and integrity guidelines. The label will be displayed on the creator\u2019s Page and in users\u2019 feeds under a \u201cDiscover more rising creators to follow\u201d carousel in order to help the creator grow their audience.<\/p>\n
The social network is also rolling out new post and story templates for creators to auto mention new top fans. Facebook says the new templates are designed to help creators easily show appreciation for their followers\u2019 support. The template reads: \u201cBig shoutout to my newest top fans!\u201d and then lists a few of the creator\u2019s new top fans. The company also says the templates will help increase engagement.<\/p>\n
Last, Facebook is giving creators on iOS access to a composer selecter in their navigation bar to allow them to quickly make a story, reel, or go live. The company didn\u2019t say when or if the feature will be available for creators on Android.<\/p>\n
The launch of the new features comes as the company has been building out features for creators. Facebook recently launched a \u201cMusic Revenue Sharing\u201d feature to allow video creators to include licensed music in their videos on Facebook and earn a share of in-stream ad revenue. With this feature, whenever a creator uses licensed music in their videos on Facebook that are 60 seconds or longer, they can earn money on certain videos through in-stream ads.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n