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You should ask if you can test it for one month and then if you get payed more, you will stay, but if you get payed less, you will leave.
Well a network does have the ability to customize what ads are running on your channel. They could potentially bid on or reserve higher paying ads for your videos, but that's not a guarantee in any way shape or form. A network does also pursue advertising and other forms of monetizing your videos aside from strictly adsense (guerilla ads as they refer to them). These are just advertisers that they work with directly that typically have a higher CPM because the ad is embedded directly into your video. But even with that, you should ask them how often you will be utilizing these direct sale ads. If you only have those on 1 out of every 50 of your videos it doesn't matter if you get a $30 CPM, since it would really be a $30 CPM every 50th video you produce.So should I join? Will I make more with Fullscreen? Or should I just stay with what I have now? Also, if you're from Fullscreen and have something to say then that would help!!
I`ll try to answer your Question without telling you something you shouldn't be able to cross-check in a few Minutes with Google:So should I join? Will I make more with Fullscreen? Or should I just stay with what I have now? Also, if you're from Fullscreen and have something to say then that would help!!
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this ^You should ask if you can test it for one month and then if you get payed more, you will stay, but if you get payed less, you will leave.
First off, sorry for bumping ancient post, but last post was only 2 weeks ago so...Since nobody's said so, I'll answer your question of how you make more money. When you get a partnership with youtube, they set a share rate of your earnings. That means you get some of the money earned, and adsense gets some. If you partner with a network, they may offer you a larger slice. I'm not going to throw out actual numbers, but for example, adsense might offer an 80/20 split, while fullscreen would have a 90/10 split. You should ask how much of the money you would get, and compare that to your adsense earning rate.