Multiplatform, professionalisation of short video formats and rising earnings for online creators - that is how the LTTM group (LifeTube, Gameset) sums up 2022. Last year the group paid out nearly GBP 12.3 million to its partner creators, GBP 0.9 million more than the year before. The LifeTube partner network maintained a 12% share of YouTube viewership in Poland.
- In 2022 clients went for multiplatform. We are also extremely pleased about the doubling of interest in TikTok campaigns, because that lets LifeTube creators develop in short video formats too - says Marytyna Adamus, Influencer Management Director at LTTM.
- It was a very difficult year, but despite the economic slowdown we are on the right track. In 2022 we saw significant growth in the execution of cross-platform campaigns, which only proves the effectiveness of working with online creators - comments Magdalena Talma, Sales Director at the LTTM group.
How much did influencers earn in 2022? LTTM summary
- This year short vertical video formats definitely ruled, accounting for almost every fifth view in our network. However, the increase in watch time compared with 2021 shows us that despite the rapid growth of TikTok, Reels and YT Shorts, long-form video can still hold attention and is doing great - says Marcin Pyć, Head of Network Management at LTTM.
Summary
The LTTM group, which includes LifeTube and Gameset, paid out nearly GBP 12.3 million to online creators in 2022, GBP 0.9 million more than the year before. The network carried out 2,300 collaborations for more than 600 clients, and the average cost of a package with an influencer was GBP 3,359. Earnings per 1,000 YouTube views also rose - thanks to ad automation, RPMs increased by an average of 18%.
Interestingly, despite the growing importance of short video formats, the average watch time of LifeTube creators' posts lengthened to 6.5 minutes. This is proof that long-form video can still hold viewers' attention, even as TikTok and Reels gain popularity.