US Creators Cash In, Indian Creators Left Behind: Instagram’s Ad Revenue Inequality
Imagine this: You and your friend both work equally hard on a project. But when it’s time for rewards, your friend gets a shiny trophy, and you get… nothing. Sounds unfair, right? Well, that’s exactly what’s happening with Indian Instagram creators right now.
While US creators are earning big bucks through Instagram’s ad revenue sharing program, Indian creators are left empty-handed. No money, no explanations, just a lot of frustration. So, let’s break it down and see why this is happening—and what Indian users can do about it.
Think of Instagram as a big, fancy party. US creators are getting VIP treatment—free food, drinks, and gifts. Indian creators? They’re stuck outside the gate, watching the fun but not allowed in.
Why? Because Instagram thinks Indian users won’t spend as much money. But here’s the thing: Indian creators are working just as hard—if not harder—to make Instagram a fun and engaging place. Shouldn’t they be rewarded too?
Even the pros think this is unfair.
If Instagram keeps ignoring Indian creators, they might just leave. And who can blame them? Platforms like YouTube and ShareChat are already offering better opportunities.
This isn’t just about money—it’s about respect. Indian creators are putting in the same effort as US creators but are being treated like they don’t matter. That’s not just unfair; it’s downright disrespectful.
For Indian creators, this isn’t just frustrating—it’s a big problem.
Let’s face it: Indians love Instagram. From viral Reels to trending memes, Indian creators are setting the global standard for creativity. But how long can they keep giving their best to a platform that doesn’t give back?
The ad revenue sharing scandal is a wake-up call for Indian Instagram users. It’s time to ask ourselves: Why are we staying loyal to a platform that doesn’t value us?
Indian creators deserve better. They deserve equal opportunities, transparency, and respect. If Instagram won’t provide that, maybe it’s time to take our talent elsewhere. ✊
Should Indian creators leave Instagram and switch to platforms that value their contributions? Or should we keep pushing for change?
Share this article with every Indian creator you know. Let’s make our voices heard!