You'll most likely get 0$ since most networks who accept smallers channels have a threshold for 50 or 100$
^thiseveryone responding to this thread is an idiot. This question really isn't that hard.
No, you don't get 70% of the gross earnings. Both the "gross revenue" and the "playback based CPM" are before YouTube's cut. YouTube takes a 45% cut of all revenue. Networks and you then split the remaining.
So your 70-30 is really 70% after 45% has been taken out, or 38.5% of the 'gross revenue'
everyone responding to this thread is an idiot. This question really isn't that hard.
No, you don't get 70% of the gross earnings. Both the "gross revenue" and the "playback based CPM" are before YouTube's cut. YouTube takes a 45% cut of all revenue. Networks and you then split the remaining.
So your 70-30 is really 70% after 45% has been taken out, or 38.5% of the 'gross revenue'
^this
But anyway, 70/30 is still not bad. There are better splits though.
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Anyway CPM makes a much bigger difference than revenue split. It is much more flexible and easier to get a good CPM which matters a lot more.
there are 100% revenue shares out there but who gives a crap if the low CPM makes it equal to someone else's 70-30?[DOUBLEPOST=1372103425,1372103334][/DOUBLEPOST]
No prob. Good luck.
(PS: Don't accept some basic 70-30 split with your channel size --- A channel your size could be getting paid advertisements + website design + more for a BETTER split than that)