MidasGaming
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which one has the least requirements
PARTNER NETWORKS ON YOUTUBE!!!
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oTradeMark
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Just a few suggestions for people that posted in this thread or are reading it now:
1. You probably don't want to mention your % / flat CPM offered to you in your contract on this forum as most contracts have a non-disclosure clause and you can get in trouble / lose your partnership offers for openly sharing that information.
2. Read the contract thoroughly before signing. Get multiple contracts from different networks to compare them. Contracts are negotiable before you sign them (and in some cases during or at your renewal date), make sure that you approve of everything in them before signing.
3. Have an attorney or close acquaintance review the contract before signing, you never know what someone else might realize when reading something that you didn't
4. Worry more about creating quality content than getting partnered =P, I didn't pursue partnership on my channel for a long time and 2 networks found me without me doing anything. Once I received a 3rd offer to join a network I decided to start doing some research into different networks and see what they were offering and so far I have yet to be denied by any network I have applied to. Now that I have a good idea of what everyone can offer, I am working with each of them to find out who can provide me with what best suits my needs.
1. You probably don't want to mention your % / flat CPM offered to you in your contract on this forum as most contracts have a non-disclosure clause and you can get in trouble / lose your partnership offers for openly sharing that information.
2. Read the contract thoroughly before signing. Get multiple contracts from different networks to compare them. Contracts are negotiable before you sign them (and in some cases during or at your renewal date), make sure that you approve of everything in them before signing.
3. Have an attorney or close acquaintance review the contract before signing, you never know what someone else might realize when reading something that you didn't
4. Worry more about creating quality content than getting partnered =P, I didn't pursue partnership on my channel for a long time and 2 networks found me without me doing anything. Once I received a 3rd offer to join a network I decided to start doing some research into different networks and see what they were offering and so far I have yet to be denied by any network I have applied to. Now that I have a good idea of what everyone can offer, I am working with each of them to find out who can provide me with what best suits my needs.
oTradeMark
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TGS is part of RPM who is also the same as socialblade... They are reliable
MidasGaming
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Hey trademark I watched some of your videos they were awesome you earned a new sub[DOUBLEPOST=1343345173][/DOUBLEPOST]also nice job on the article about how to rank up quick in call of duty helped me prestige in like 10 hours in game
oTradeMark
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thanks and you are welcome
MidasGaming
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No problem
So I'm assuming if people here prefer Fullscreen over the rest of partnerships, that means they've researched all of them? And the end, Fullscreen has the best terms and conditions? I took a look at those partnership networks listed in OP, and there seems to be some more serious and bigger networks than Fullscreen.
MidasGaming
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Fullscreen is the best for a friendly partnershp. They have better support and help you promote. Also according to some people they pay out more but not sure as i do not have a partnership with them. I know the requirements are 500 subs and 30,000 monthly views
oTradeMark
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No... I have contracts from the majority of networks listed on the first page, and can tell you without a doubt there is no "BEST" network out there.
They all offer different terms and payments which means that the best network is going to be whichever one works best for each individual situation.
For example, some networks pay off of a % scale. So if you have a 60% revenue share and your ads bring in $100 of ad revenue you would get $60 in that month.
Other networks pay off of a flat $/CPM scale. CPM or cost per thousand impressions is essentially how much you get paid per 1,000 views. So If you had a flat $2 CPM and you got 30,000 views in a month you would get $60 in that month.
Also, each network has their own specifications as to what they require out of you, what they expect out of you, and what the terms are for their particular network. So all networks will give you access to the partner tools like partner banners, customized thumbnails, reports, but they also have individualized bonuses. Some networks give you royalty free music to use. Some networks promote you through a hub channel or director programs. Some networks offer other perks. Some networks have long term contract periods, some networks have short contract periods, some networks have no length of contracts at all. Some networks will negotiate their contracts, others have them set in stone.
To sum it up, work on growing your channel to the point that you are receiving around 1k views per month and then you will be able to approach a variety of networks at the same time and receive contracts from them all then make an individual decision for who is going to work best for you.
They all offer different terms and payments which means that the best network is going to be whichever one works best for each individual situation.
For example, some networks pay off of a % scale. So if you have a 60% revenue share and your ads bring in $100 of ad revenue you would get $60 in that month.
Other networks pay off of a flat $/CPM scale. CPM or cost per thousand impressions is essentially how much you get paid per 1,000 views. So If you had a flat $2 CPM and you got 30,000 views in a month you would get $60 in that month.
Also, each network has their own specifications as to what they require out of you, what they expect out of you, and what the terms are for their particular network. So all networks will give you access to the partner tools like partner banners, customized thumbnails, reports, but they also have individualized bonuses. Some networks give you royalty free music to use. Some networks promote you through a hub channel or director programs. Some networks offer other perks. Some networks have long term contract periods, some networks have short contract periods, some networks have no length of contracts at all. Some networks will negotiate their contracts, others have them set in stone.
To sum it up, work on growing your channel to the point that you are receiving around 1k views per month and then you will be able to approach a variety of networks at the same time and receive contracts from them all then make an individual decision for who is going to work best for you.
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