The answer is yes! TikTok does have an ad revenue sharing program, but the payout is a drop in the bucket compared to what some TikTokers can make by becoming "influencers." If TikTokers have a huge following, corporations will sometimes pay these influencers to feature and promote brands in their videos. And earnings can be mind-boggling. For example, TikTok personality Addison Rae earned an estimated $5 million in 2020.
Success stories like these do have a downside, however. They can mislead people into thinking they, too, can make millions from TikTok, something only a miniscule percentage of people can do. If someone wants to make TikTok videos, the main goal should not be getting rich quick, but simply having fun.
Which detail in paragraph 5 of "TikTok" BEST supports the author's claim that people can make money from TikTok?
• A. Some people who spend a lot of time generating TikTok videos
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• B.... Can I make money doing this?
• C. TikTok does have an ad revenue sharing program ...
• D.... Addison Rae earned an estimated $5 million in 2020.
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The detail in paragraph 5 that BEST supports the author's claim that people can make money from TikTok is:
C. TikTok does have an ad revenue sharing program ...
This statement directly indicates that there are legitimate ways to earn money through TikTok, aligning with the author's overall claim about the potential for monetization on the platform.
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