Networks w/ No Lock-In and a fixed CPM?

No, there would really be no point in having a network where the Youtuber could leave at any time :)
 
PurpleGemini said:
What do you mean, no point? For the YouTuber or the Network itself?
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for the network, for example...if RWJ were to join RPM one day and they made him sign a contract..that would me for example he would be there for a year! now if he didnt sign a contract...he could leave at any time and therefore, income is not guaranteed!
 
Very good question from the OP. I am also looking for a network that offers a fixed CPM, if anyone knows one please post it here.
 
Rouge said:
for the network, for example...if RWJ were to join RPM one day and they made him sign a contract..that would me for example he would be there for a year! now if he didnt sign a contract...he could leave at any time and therefore, income is not guaranteed!
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Well, of course. But there are no lock-in networks out there, therefore I'm posting this thread looking for help.
By the way, I'm sure if a good network had a no-lock in and fixed CPM, I'm sure they'd have higher requirements, assuring their partners would be able to gain revenue for them. Thanks for posting, I guess...though.
 
Some networks would probably be able to offer you a fixed-base CPM with no lock-in if you are a very large channel. I can't currently think of any fixed-base CPM networks atm. Curse does not offer it anymore, but they used too. So I'm stumped. :l
 
I thought Curse just stopped doing fixed CPM's? Also I dont think there's any networks out there that offer a fixed CPM to people anymore, they might do a special contract with you though if you have a highly amount of views and subs.
 
Rouge said:
for the network, for example...if RWJ were to join RPM one day and they made him sign a contract..that would me for example he would be there for a year! now if he didnt sign a contract...he could leave at any time and therefore, income is not guaranteed!
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There is a difference between not contracting someone and contracting someone to a no lock in contract.
 
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