Malcolm Miller
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Basically my question is, if I were to start a network how would I apply to become a subnetwork under fullscreen?
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unknown_userr433436365
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I suppose you must mean one of their networks under them not a sub-network? e.g. Yeousch or Creator X
It takes alot of work to run a network though.
I suppose you must mean one of their networks under them not a sub-network? e.g. Yeousch or Creator X
It takes alot of work to run a network though.
Unknown_User4
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Fullscreen requires networks to have a personal channel with at least 150k subscribers usually. They invest upwards of $100k-200k into their networks so you have to have size to start.
Tonio
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I didn't have a high sub base when i got partnered but i did have good content and also the traffic so they took me in and i don't really think they focus on the subscribers count as much but it's good to at least have some traffic and such opon deciding to join a network
Liquidsolidus9000
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The question wasn't the requirements to get partnered, haha. The question was the requirements to have Fullscreen take on another network as a subnetwork
unknown_userr433436365
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That`s quite a bit off...
Unknown_User4
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Its exactly on. Unless its an in-house network those are what they look for. I have worked with Fullscreen in the past bud.
unknown_userr433436365
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It`s 50k and less, Yeousch`s CEO has only 14k subs....
And that sort of investment is off by a long shot, maybe a 10th/50th of that...
Unknown_User4
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I am referring to their current company. Yeousch joined Fullscreen as it started around 2 years ago.
unknown_userr433436365
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I know someone who was accepted into them as a network recently with 7k subs... but he declined, why you would want to go under them is beyond me...