Snap’s efforts to lure creators and their followers back to its platform show early signs of traction, enticing popular internet personalities with a slice of the ad revenue their content generates, The Wall Street Journal’s Lindsey Choo and Meghan Bobrowsky report. The company behind the social-media app Snapchat-which previously lost creators after cutting a big payout program-started testing a new program last year that allows participants to earn a portion of revenue from the ads shown between their posts. The new revenue-sharing incentive, called the Snap Star program, opened up to all eligible users in April and has several thousand creators in it, the authors note. The program is part of a broader effort to reverse Snap’s declining sales.
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