How To Get Fullscreen Partnership

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hmmm interesting... i cant help but feel that stuff thats "just for partners" right now is goign to be made available to everyone soon. just my two cents though ;)
 
Leah Victoria said:
hmmm interesting... i cant help but feel that stuff thats "just for partners" right now is goign to be made available to everyone soon. just my two cents though ;)
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That's probably the truth. They gave us monetization, unlimited upload length, and now they offer non-partners scheduled uploads. Pretty soon, non-partners will likely get thumbnails and banners as well. I can't say for certain, but that appears to be the trend going on with youtube.
 
ForeverAlonePrick said:
That's probably the truth. They gave us monetization, unlimited upload length, and now they offer non-partners scheduled uploads. Pretty soon, non-partners will likely get thumbnails and banners as well. I can't say for certain, but that appears to be the trend going on with youtube.
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i so agree. in my opinion, its not worth it to partner with a group like fullscreen if it means giving them a part of what you make, just for these slim benefits
 
Leah Victoria said:
i so agree. in my opinion, its not worth it to partner with a group like fullscreen if it means giving them a part of what you make, just for these slim benefits
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Actually, "giving them a part of what you make" isn't how it works. I explained this in another thread, but can't find it, so I'll retype it. You see, when you become a normal partner or get monetization, youtube works out a split rate with you. I'm not going to throw out exact numbers, but it could be an 80/20 split for example. With a network, they may offer you a bigger chunk of the earnings, like 90/10 or something. Then the network shares their 10 with google. This works because now, google has less adsense pages to constantly track. Even though they personally take in less money, they're spending less on bandwidth, so their profit increases. Everybody stands to benefit in that way. Of course, you should make sure that your network deal is good before you sign off on it. Sorry about the rant, I just find that misconception annoying :/
 
ForeverAlonePrick said:
I applied again, and within an hour they said you need at least 30,000 views a month now to get accepted. They may take you regardless, but I wouldn't hope for it. Sorry.
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Thanks. I've had a few Youtube partners who have excess of 200 to 500k subscribers, who have written it for me as well because we're doing collabs so my subscribers will soon shoot up in September.
 
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