Lowest Network requirements

Mister Bear said:
TGN anybody? From what I've heard that seems to be a pretty big and good company with a lot of the top Youtubers on it. However it's only a 60% payout for what I've read.
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How many views do they require I thought it was over 100?
 
Mister Bear said:
TGN anybody? From what I've heard that seems to be a pretty big and good company with a lot of the top Youtubers on it. However it's only a 60% payout for what I've read.
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Do they still make you do the watermark thing though? To me that was a HUGE drawback, I had a friend who was with them and he had to put their intro at the start of his videos and leave their watermark in the video for the whole vid. BUT, I think I heard they quit making channels do that.
 
Okay, I was just wondering really because in the end I want to partner with the best group! and I mean I am still a VERY small channel... *not lack of trying mind you* so I really need to think hard about how and where I want to go! So thank you for your feedback! :)
 
Carey Martell said:
I think the perspective here is all wrong.

Subscribers and daily views can be faked very easily.

What is most important should be the quality of the content. My network has low view / sub requirements because we understand Youtube is an ocean of content where most videos drown, regardless of their quality.

We rarely accept new Partners because most applicants are rejected on the basis of quality. Videos that are poorly edited, filmed and just don't have any entertainment value aren't right for our network, since we want to program our creators content in a TV Guide we're developing.
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That`s a good basis to go on,
but with networks being business and the fact networks like RPM get too many applications to spend 10mins on each one, I doubt that`s something that could happen on a large scale, although FS kind of do it.

Edit : Just checked your site, wow :eek: 200 views daily minimum, that`s nice :)
 
Well from reading everyone's post I am now sure that the lower the requirements normally means worse partnership :p But now my question is who is the better partner to go with? I want to be paid the best for my content, as well as someone who promotes me not just says here go ahead but will work with you and push you to strive to meet better goals and put your name out there... Thank you again :)
 
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