Fullscreen & Gorilla

[Unknown_User11]

How effective have your past Gorilla campaigns been? I just started one so I am awaiting results.

 

[VlogRays]

I made 5 dollars off of one video and I'm supposed to get an extra 40 dollars just for having that video 5 days straight as my channels featured video but that doesn't come until February's earnings do.

 

[KGATV]

I've only done one and it seemed to go pretty good. Didn't get much $ from it.. since it depends on views.. and my videos don't get a tun of views. But you get paid a lot more than normal haha.

Edit: I got $1.45 from it, but I only got about 50 views before the budget ran out.

 

[Unknown_User11]

Awesome, I am looking forward to it.

 

[KGATV]

Awesome, I am looking forward to it.

It's a lot of fun!

 

[VlogRays]

Awesome, I am looking forward to it.

It's definitely a great feature to have.

 

[Unknown_User11]

It's definitely a great feature to have.

Yeah getting guaranteed 10-25$ CPM is amazing.

 

[Wreckless Eating]

We don't do them because you can't get rid of them if a video has over 10k views and after the campaign is over, if you monetize the video, it will have the preroll ad plus the gorilla-which will probably hurt audience retention and total views.

We have worked with a few others that ran a gorilla on their half of the collaboration video. The last project we were involved with got about 125k views in 48 hours with a $25 cpm, so he did rather well and was probably a big reason the budget was gone so quickly.

 

[VlogRays]

We don't do them because you can't get rid of them if a video has over 10k views and after the campaign is over, if you monetize the video, it will have the preroll ad plus the gorilla-which will probably hurt audience retention and total views.

We have worked with a few others that ran a gorilla on their half of the collaboration video. The last project we were involved with got about 125k views in 48 hours with a $25 cpm, so he did rather well and was probably a big reason the budget was gone so quickly.

I didn't know that you can't delete a video with over 10,000 views. Is that just for this or all around?

 

[sandz]

We don't do them because you can't get rid of them if a video has over 10k views and after the campaign is over, if you monetize the video, it will have the preroll ad plus the gorilla-which will probably hurt audience retention and total views.

We have worked with a few others that ran a gorilla on their half of the collaboration video. The last project we were involved with got about 125k views in 48 hours with a $25 cpm, so he did rather well and was probably a big reason the budget was gone so quickly.

I would be happy just to get 125k views in 48 hours.....