How good is broadband tv network exactly?

[PPM]

Because of ignorance and the fact that a lot of people rush this whole getting partnered with a network thing.

People don't necessarily do their homework before joining a network. They also don't read the details when they agree to the contract.

i see. just want to thank you for the info here

 

[man10black]

Do not believe what you read about Broadbandtv network.
They paid me really good money this month and my cpm was 5$ for 1k views...

 

[Parcel]

i see. just want to thank you for the info here

No problem.

Do not believe what you read about Broadbandtv network.
They paid me really good money this month and my cpm was 5$ for 1k views...

"This month" what about the other previous months?

 

[markkaz]

Do not believe what you read about Broadbandtv network.
They paid me really good money this month and my cpm was 5$ for 1k views...

CPM isn't necessarily a barometer of the network. It is representative of your channel.

 

[PPM]

CPM isn't necessarily a barometer of the network. It is representative of your channel.

how does a channel affect cpm? channel subs, types or other factors?

 

[aranyoli1231]

Socialblade rank doesn't matter

 

[Parcel]

how does a channel affect cpm? channel subs, types or other factors?

mostly Audience Retention

 

[TigerXtrm]

Any network that requires any lock in that's longer than a month is bad in my book. I can understand lock-ins with the high-end (really REALLY high-end) professional networks that manage multi million sub channels. But BBTV is so bad and small that it shouldn't even have lock-ins. I'm glad I left that place while I was still on a month to month basis.

 

[markkaz]

Any network that requires any lock in that's longer than a month is bad in my book.

I understand the business model where the business needs some stability. I also understand that the business needs people to be with them for awhile in order to earn a profit from the relationship and not have time consumed with linking and de-linking channels often.

My concerns with Freedom are that they are not based in my country. They started out making bad, immature decisions (allowing under-age people to sign legal contracts and saying that everybody will be Managed). Plus, I can't get past the used-car salesman personality of the owner.

 

[Parcel]

Any network that requires any lock in that's longer than a month is bad in my book. I can understand lock-ins with the high-end (really REALLY high-end) professional networks that manage multi million sub channels. But BBTV is so bad and small that it shouldn't even have lock-ins. I'm glad I left that place while I was still on a month to month basis.

Oh you are mistaken it's not a 1-year contract it's actually a 2 year contract but they offer you $100 bonus (money they stole and owe you) for signing the contract. who can reisst such a sweet a** deal?[DOUBLEPOST=1397944972,1397944338][/DOUBLEPOST]

I understand the business model where the business needs some stability. I also understand that the business needs people to be with them for awhile in order to earn a profit from the relationship and not have time consumed with linking and de-linking channels often.

My concerns with Freedom are that they are not based in my country. They started out making bad, immature decisions (allowing under-age people to sign legal contracts and saying that everybody will be Managed). Plus, I can't get past the used-car salesman personality of the owner.

It amazes me how he blamed BBTV for horrible cpms and low revenue shares when Freedom has the same 60% split don't forget the fact that google takes a percentage of it.