Why?

Salis

Salis

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Ok so heres the problem i am having:

i have tried applying to several networks including fullscreen my channel is in no way huge but it is bigger in terms of subscribers and views than some of the channels getting accepted for partnership

what i want to know is how/why i am being refused partnerships when channels far smaller with less frequent, or just less in general, content are getting approved?

i keep getting told on twitter and by messages that i should be partnered by now but no matter who i apply to its a universal denial

if anyone has any information on this can you please let me know?
 
DeadlyTeaParty said:
How many subscribers and views have the other channels got that you siad that got accepted?

I thought Fullscreen didn't accept small channels? 0-O
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apparently they do one of the channels who recently got partnered with fullscreen had about 220ish subs and had only just passed 10k views

another who joined RPM had 303 subs and 15k views
 
I think the networks you're looking at are looking for bigger channels. This is based on your SocialBlade stats.
 
Salis said:
apparently they do one of the channels who recently got partnered with fullscreen had about 220ish subs and had only just passed 10k views

another who joined RPM had 303 subs and 15k views
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They could be really new channels with very rapid growth.
 
Salis said:
apparently they do one of the channels who recently got partnered with fullscreen had about 220ish subs and had only just passed 10k views

another who joined RPM had 303 subs and 15k views
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That's weird! Because I thought I'd try out my FluffnRipples account out of curiosity; Which is a lot smaller than my main channel. It didn't get because my channel was too small. :p
 
Fullscreen req is 250 sub and atleast 5k views in month. Ofc if they see new channel what grows rapidly they will take it
 
Well I have never applied to a network before but shouldn't they inform you about the reason they denied you?
 
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