ibeckman671
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If you were originally a "YouTube Partner" before you applied to be in a network, what happens when you are released out of that contract? Are you still a Partner or do you have to reapply?
YouTube Partner after Network
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Daniel
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ThattKid Shawn
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^ dudes right.
Gabriel
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Do you just have a basic CMS account or full access? Do you have a partner manager?
Once released from your Network, you won't have the legacy features you had before joining the Network unfortunately as your account is de-linked from your CMS. However, you can try contacting partner support and ask to be re-linked to your CMS once you've been released (or your partner manager if you've been assigned one) but whether they will do that or not is the tricky question :/
If you have full CMS access you can easily link your channel here.
Once released from your Network, you won't have the legacy features you had before joining the Network unfortunately as your account is de-linked from your CMS. However, you can try contacting partner support and ask to be re-linked to your CMS once you've been released (or your partner manager if you've been assigned one) but whether they will do that or not is the tricky question :/
If you have full CMS access you can easily link your channel here.
unknown_userr433436365
Networks and GFX Expert :)
As in what a YouTube partner is now? that a million+ people on YouTube have? Yes you have to apply for that again.
If you mean the YouTube partnership from pre-late 2011, once you`re released you`ll be de-linked from that CMS, if you have a partner manager with that, they can inform you whether you can re-link again at a later date.
ibeckman671
Member
I've been a Partner near the beginning, way before 2011. What is this "partner manager" you speak of? A real person to talk to on YouTube?
ibeckman671
Member
I'm not sure what the difference is. I click the link to the cms.youtube.com and I can see analytics, reports and an overview.
unknown_userr433436365
Networks and GFX Expert :)
Yes, a support staff member from YouTube who is there for you when you need him/her, were you ever assigned one?
ibeckman671
Member
No! Should I have one? I've never heard of that before. Is there a way to fix that?
unknown_userr433436365
Networks and GFX Expert :)
Not all of the partners had them, only the ones who were quite big.