Krugman's three-exposure theory, recency theory, and controlled frequency studies explain how many exposures brand recall actually takes, and why creator campaigns accumulate frequency differently from traditional ads.
Product-placement research on modality, prominence, and disclosure explains when a passive logo overlay works better than an active creator integration — and when it doesn't.
Pay-per-view creator sponsorships tie a brand's payment to verified views or clicks instead of a negotiated flat fee, using platform APIs and viewability standards to confirm delivery before money moves.
A side-by-side comparison of UGC content licensing, traditional influencer sponsorship, clipping/pay-per-view campaigns, and logo placement — what each pays for, who owns the content, and which fits which brand goal.
YouTube's August 10, 2026 Partner Program update sets new 2027 applicant thresholds and adds a 10-million-view maintenance floor for Shorts ad and subscription revenue, effective February 1, 2027.
Logo placement sponsorships pay creators to add a brand's static logo, animated GIF, or pinned bio link to short-form videos they were already making, with brands paying only for views or clicks verified through official platform APIs.
Every way creators earn from Shorts in 2026 — YPP tiers, how the revenue pool works, brand deals with no follower minimum, payouts, tax and disclosure rules.