Youtube Partnership : Full or not?

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I just did some research on youtube partnership and branding options. But i can't find out how to earn the channel banner. I'm a youtube partner but i'm missing branding options like the banner, shows/series etc.

Anyone on a youtube partnership (not network) know the exact details before youtube gives this to you?
 
really? I watched this video that it said that you have to earn it from youtube by uploading frequently and being active. (the banner)
Nope. It's a feature you get from partnering with a network. It's one of the reasons why so many people want to partner.
 
You need to be partnered with a network to get those.
But hey, with the new layout there'll be no difference ;) And you have to switch eventually ;)

False...

(mutters about people who don't know what they are talking about)

All right. There are three types of Partnership.
1) Partner with a network. Obviously not what we're talking about.​
2) AdSense Partner (I estimate 95%+ of channels partnered with YouTube are this)​
3) Full YouTube partnership.​

It is important to note that there are no good, official names to differentiate between #2 and #3, so it is easy to get confused. "Full" and "AdSense" are my terms as they best describe the differences.

AdSense Partners are the majority. They are automatically offered partnership, and can monetize videos. Have access to some features (such as custom thumbnails and unlimited uploading) but not all features. Features are given out based on channel standing and length you've been active.

Full YouTube Partners have access to ALL of the benefits of being a network partner... banner, shows, additional monitization options, etc. They also have a channel manager who is an employee of YouTube to address specific concerns (copyright, etc). In all of these ways, they are similar to a network. They also get invited to training sessions (real life) and other YouTube sponsored events. They can use colab spaces for free around the world, which have software and gear for free as well. How do you become one? Wait for them to contact you. I had a friend contacted years ago when he was small (~1k subs) and is one today... his channel never took off, but he still is years later and gets invites to previously mentioned events. Gaming channels are almost never picked. I am fairly sure that is due to the gray copyright fair use they are under, YT isn't willing to take the risk when they have networks that will take the risk for them.

Bam. Information bomb. Enjoy. If you appreciated this, like the post or throw me some some YT cash or something. And for the love of cake and kittens please try to not spread misinformation... accidentally or otherwise.

Note: technically there is a 4th partner type, where you only monetize a single video... super edge case.
 
From what i've know.
"Old"Youtube partner , which is already partnered with youtube before they start this "Monetize one video to be a partner" promo , will get the banner features.
 
False...

(mutters about people who don't know what they are talking about)

All right. There are three types of Partnership.
1) Partner with a network. Obviously not what we're talking about.​
2) AdSense Partner (I estimate 95%+ of channels partnered with YouTube are this)​
3) Full YouTube partnership.​

It is important to note that there are no good, official names to differentiate between #2 and #3, so it is easy to get confused. "Full" and "AdSense" are my terms as they best describe the differences.

AdSense Partners are the majority. They are automatically offered partnership, and can monetize videos. Have access to some features (such as custom thumbnails and unlimited uploading) but not all features. Features are given out based on channel standing and length you've been active.

Full YouTube Partners have access to ALL of the benefits of being a network partner... banner, shows, additional monitization options, etc. They also have a channel manager who is an employee of YouTube to address specific concerns (copyright, etc). In all of these ways, they are similar to a network. They also get invited to training sessions (real life) and other YouTube sponsored events. They can use colab spaces for free around the world, which have software and gear for free as well. How do you become one? Wait for them to contact you. I had a friend contacted years ago when he was small (~1k subs) and is one today... his channel never took off, but he still is years later and gets invites to previously mentioned events. Gaming channels are almost never picked. I am fairly sure that is due to the gray copyright fair use they are under, YT isn't willing to take the risk when they have networks that will take the risk for them.

Bam. Information bomb. Enjoy. If you appreciated this, like the post or throw me some some YT cash or something. And for the love of cake and kittens please try to not spread misinformation... accidentally or otherwise.

Note: technically there is a 4th partner type, where you only monetize a single video... super edge case.

definitely the answer i was looking for. So my sources are correct. still doesn't say the exact details you need for a channel though. Say if it wasn't a gaming channel? or is that information unknown like for some unknown reason i got #2 partnered somehow.

anyways... i guess curse network is the only way to go. going to be a long journey till i get that 1k though :( !
 
definitely the answer i was looking for. So my sources are correct. still doesn't say the exact details you need for a channel though. Say if it wasn't a gaming channel? or is that information unknown like for some unknown reason i got #2 partnered somehow.

anyways... i guess curse network is the only way to go. going to be a long journey till i get that 1k though :( !

You can always monetize without a network under fair use. More info here: http://yttalk.com/threads/how-anyon...without-a-network-a-lesson-in-fair-use.47720/

As for how exactly you get in, I suspect they manually add everyone. My example of my friend seems to indicate they don't care about size (Indeed, if I was in their shoes I would offer it to quality channels rather than size) or at least that was the case a few years ago. You get contacted via email, click thru and approve it I believe. Similar to AdSense partners, they contact you, you don't contact them.
 
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