MaxTheLevel
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Hi, I was just wondering is the threshold for Maker easy for you partners to reach or is it a long and painful process? I believe its either 25 or 50 ( correct me if i'm wrong )
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Is the threshold easy to reach?
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UltimateKirbyBoi
Certified Sorta Cool Guy
You have just over 200 subs, I have 400.
It has been 3 years since I've been partnered (not with Maker Gen but the point still holds...).
I have not met my threshold.
It has been 3 years since I've been partnered (not with Maker Gen but the point still holds...).
I have not met my threshold.
MaxTheLevel
Loving YTtalk
Wow, that sucks man, everyone will blow up sooner or later.
UltimateKirbyBoi
Certified Sorta Cool Guy
Thanks, but I would rather not explode.Wow, that sucks man, everyone will blow up sooner or later.
MaxTheLevel
Loving YTtalk
Not bad25$ as I know part of RPM 6 Months. very hard if you not have popular video, min. views 500 perday is good (cuz u will earn 15$-30$)
Although very hard to meet those stats ;o
kankyo11
△ NooBie ♎ Neko ♏
Yeah, but Maker already unlink me, they notice me for content copyrightedNot bad
(Dota 2 Replay content 
)
MaxTheLevel
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Yeah, but Maker already unlink me, they notice me for content copyrighted
That is insane, gameplays shouldn't be copyrighted unless the publisher doesn't want any uploads of that specific game.
kankyo11
△ NooBie ♎ Neko ♏
Yeah, I'm shock they notice me like that
UKHypnotist
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What is Dota 2, anyway?
I've passed threshold at least 12 times since I partnered in 2012. I've also grown my channel to over 20 times the size it was at the time I signed my contract. I think the problem here is that there are so many gaming and Let's Play channels out there, that the market is totally glutted, and people are getting tired of seeing user gaming content. The viewing time per video just isn't there any more, and under those circumstances less money is being generated per channel.
I checked out the new Gaming YouTube the other day; and you know what? It's full of game development companies and their news feeds, instead of users and their gameplay videos!
Game.YouTube.com is like a miniature E3, and it is my guess the advertisers who were formerly paying for user-generated content are going to move to the new platform, abandoning the Let's Players and gaming tips channels.
I really, really hope I am wrong here; but I truly think it is time to stop blaming the networks for low income rates and find a new content base people will really get interested in. User-created gaming content may be about to die as a money-maker.
I've passed threshold at least 12 times since I partnered in 2012. I've also grown my channel to over 20 times the size it was at the time I signed my contract. I think the problem here is that there are so many gaming and Let's Play channels out there, that the market is totally glutted, and people are getting tired of seeing user gaming content. The viewing time per video just isn't there any more, and under those circumstances less money is being generated per channel.
I checked out the new Gaming YouTube the other day; and you know what? It's full of game development companies and their news feeds, instead of users and their gameplay videos!
Game.YouTube.com is like a miniature E3, and it is my guess the advertisers who were formerly paying for user-generated content are going to move to the new platform, abandoning the Let's Players and gaming tips channels.
I really, really hope I am wrong here; but I truly think it is time to stop blaming the networks for low income rates and find a new content base people will really get interested in. User-created gaming content may be about to die as a money-maker.