What's the best gaming network to go with nowadays?

Why don't we just take a moment and think...this dude has 86k subs and 10mil views, but didn't know he could partner with YouTube?

Seems legit.
 
iTwe4kz said:
Why don't we just take a moment and think...this dude has 86k subs and 10mil views, but didn't know he could partner with YouTube?

Seems legit.
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I think he's been fooled by a lot of the people that say "omg you can't monetize with youtube1! you get strikes, blah, blah, blah"...unfortunately.
 
iTwe4kz said:
Why don't we just take a moment and think...this dude has 86k subs and 10mil views, but didn't know he could partner with YouTube?

Seems legit.
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did you not read my post? I said I just left the network I was with and now looking for a new one and want someone to give me some advice on what's a good network to join because the last two I was with sucked.
 
You didn't tell us who your previous network was, which gives us no basis for comparison. In many cases due to the Standard Instream ads that only network and legacy partners have access to, with a high enough revenue share, it is a superior situation financially to partner with one of the MCNs. This is not always the case however. No network that I'm aware of is capable of increasing CPM enough to generate an increase in revenue at anything below a 70/30 revenue share.
 
Tarmack said:
You didn't tell us who your previous network was, which gives us no basis for comparison. In many cases due to the Standard Instream ads that only network and legacy partners have access to, with a high enough revenue share, it is a superior situation financially to partner with one of the MCNs. This is not always the case however. No network that I'm aware of is capable of increasing CPM enough to generate an increase in revenue at anything below a 70/30 revenue share.
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Well I really didn't want to call out any of the networks I was with. I just wanted to get your guys opinions on who's the best network to go with that being either TGS, Yeousch, Fullscreen, IGN, etc etc..
 
Gabriel said:
You could always upload and monetize gameplay. Networks do nothing in regards to gaming material.
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Your statement of ''bigger partners have less issues monetizing'' is a bit ambiguous.

Unless you're absolutely huge and we're talking about a few hundred thousand dollars monthly, the worst nightmare of a person who depends on YouTube money to pay the bills is that dreaded ''more information required'' when they try to monetize a video.

In my network we had a few partners, for example, that came to us after monetizing with YouTube and are earning more money because (1) no more information requests and (2) immediate monetization - most of which are not even gamers. These two things outweighed the fact that they were splitting a portion of earnings.

My advice is to partner, especially if you're a gamer or do anything YouTube might hassle you over.
 
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