I regret joining FULLSCREEN Creatorx

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Where in Youtube analytics can i see the option to see the monetized views? I have the same problem as TS.. I made 5k - 7k views some days in a row but making just 1 euro and some cents.. :(
 
RoyK said:
Where in Youtube analytics can i see the option to see the monetized views? I have the same problem as TS.. I made 5k - 7k views some days in a row but making just 1 euro and some cents.. :(
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You need to ask fullscreen to turn on that option for you in youtube
 
fullscreen are bloody beasts, if you get so many views then do a gorilla campaign when there is a $25 cpm one and you'll make monaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
 
to the person complaning im locked in and because i like fullscreen and i cant switch anyway as my email domain i was with when i made a youtub account closed down co.cc so im stuck but i dont mind i just like im safe from click bomer's
 
Bro i have read most everything you have written on here and me just joining about a month ago have had amazing support bu stop replying to everyone say the same stuff they gave you answers don't go bashing a great company seriously
 
shirux if you're still having problems, please PM Austin or Jeff and discuss this with them in PM. The YTtalk community is here to help you, not bring you down. If you're entitled to an opinion, so are they. Please refrain from using too many caps locked sentences in your posts in the future. It's considered spam. I don't know how this thread missed my attention earlier, hmm.

As for my opinion on this, it's not Fullscreen's fault that you're getting a low CPM as you didn't research enough. We've so many other network experts you could've talked to like MattZ, Shane, and InfamousMango if you felt that Googling around was time consuming. If you didn't know who the knowledgeable network people here were, you could've asked any of the YTtalk staff. I understand your frustration that you weren't getting a quick and proper response from them, but have a little more patience. You're going to be tied with them for 2-3 years depending on what you signed for. It'd be great if you could cooperate with the network you're going to work with for a long, long time.

Also, don't give up. Your CPM might be low now, but you haven't tried out the Gorilla campaign yet. I heard it was good and I can't say so for myself (since I'm not a Fullscreen partner), but take your fellow partners' and manager's advice! Please don't simply bash people again. No one likes to be treated any less! :)
 
shirux said:
Thats the thing. In ur webpage u should say that for countries in latinamerica ur cpm is not good. Or the person that offered me to join should have told me that. In that case i wouldnt have joined. Since i was making good cash with adsense.

Im not interested in gorilla campaigns. The point is that ur webpage ad is not complete, and u should say that ur product is best for us viewers.

My analytics shows thta my viewers come from argentina, mexico and colombia.
And only 3% of my views come from mobile phones.

My partner manager name is ryan.

And i havent receive the best supoort from no one.

He doesnt even lnow how long is my contract agreement.

Thats why i regret joining and my experience has been awful

Thank you
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Your CPM will stay that way no matter what network you're with.
If you aren't interested in gorilla campaigns and you are able to monetise with adsense then why would you partner with a network???
A network takes a 10-50% cut of your earnings, with adsense/yt partnership you keep 100% all for yourself. If you're interested in a banner then that will be gone within a month, once the new layout is forced.
Please do your research before partnering with a network. You're signing a full legal contract. If you want to blame them for not describing that CPMs can vary depending on your viewers location then I advise you go and message every single network :) If you had of partnered with another network instead of Creator X then you'd be in the exact same situation.

Please do your research and stop blaming Fullscreen/Creator X.
 
TechToday said:
Your CPM will stay that way no matter what network you're with.
If you aren't interested in gorilla campaigns and you are able to monetise with adsense then why would you partner with a network???
A network takes a 10-50% cut of your earnings, with adsense/yt partnership you keep 100% all for yourself. If you're interested in a banner then that will be gone within a month, once the new layout is forced.
Please do your research before partnering with a network. You're signing a full legal contract. If you want to blame them for not describing that CPMs can vary depending on your viewers location then I advise you go and message every single network :) If you had of partnered with another network instead of Creator X then you'd be in the exact same situation.

Please do your research and stop blaming Fullscreen/Creator X.
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Maybe a good reason to join a network is the defense vs clickbombs and get your channel deleted
 
TechToday said:
Your CPM will stay that way no matter what network you're with.
If you aren't interested in gorilla campaigns and you are able to monetise with adsense then why would you partner with a network???
A network takes a 10-50% cut of your earnings, with adsense/yt partnership you keep 100% all for yourself. If you're interested in a banner then that will be gone within a month, once the new layout is forced.
Please do your research before partnering with a network. You're signing a full legal contract. If you want to blame them for not describing that CPMs can vary depending on your viewers location then I advise you go and message every single network :) If you had of partnered with another network instead of Creator X then you'd be in the exact same situation.

Please do your research and stop blaming Fullscreen/Creator X.
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Actually CPMs vary alot per network and you can put blame on them ;)
 
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