How does Fullscreen work?

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thelobstergang

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Hey everyone! Willem here again, I'm just wondering what fullscreen actually is, as I can't seem to find any helpful information on it, other than taking over my youtube channel.
Some insight would be great :)

-Willem
 
They don't take over your channel. Your channel is always under your control. All they do is place ads on your videos in exchange for a share of the money generated. They give you access to tools to help you grow your channel and if you're placed in a hub, you'll have the opportunity to upload to the hub channel. The same is true for nearly every network out there.
 
Ohh, haha sorry about my ignorance on the matter, I don't really care for revenue or anything, was just wondering! Thanks everyone anyway! :D
 
Playinithard said:
Based on what?

Fullscreen is the same nowadays and they accept everyone and I've heard the Fullscreen forums are just awful and out of control.
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Fullscreen have changed again and are strict as to who they let in, i'm with them because they invited me and they're very helpful and their personal-advisor service is great and quick.
Plus the Gorilla Campaigns are a great opportunity to get out there and earn money at the same time.
 
I have to say i was with TGN and the customer service there sucks. I am currently with Fullscreen and they are a great network, and about them partnering a lot of people. They have sub-networks and also there is Fullscreen, Inc and something else for beginners. Fullscreen is one of the top networks with some of the top youtubers.
 
Crumble said:
Fullscreen have changed again and are strict as to who they let in, i'm with them because they invited me and they're very helpful and their personal-advisor service is great and quick.
Plus the Gorilla Campaigns are a great opportunity to get out there and earn money at the same time.
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My advisor is helpfull as well and I get help when I need it from RPM.

Fullscreen has not changed. I've seen people with like 20 subs getting into their major network lately.

I tend to compare networks with cars. Everyone has different experiences and it's not always the new shiny car is the best. So you shouldnt make asumptions since people experience stuff different and especially not when you don't have any personal experience.
 
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