Network Ad Sales Team

I'm not sure on that, I don't really know all the details personally either.

There's no sure way really to check either as:

Say with Fullscreen if they do have 20 ad sales staff (they could have much more) I'd say 7-8 would be the actual sales agents.
If each of those 8 agents were to sell $75,000 each in campaigns in a month = $300,000 at an average rate of a $20 CPM ($12 after YouTube's cut) that's 30,000,000 monetized views only.

Now Fullscreen gets 6,000,000,000+ views a month so 30 million views is around 0.5%
So even if you were to watch 200 of their videos a month you would only have 1 chance of actually seeing an ad.

Those numbers are speculation but likely not far off for the top networks that are even serving ads.
ohh, so network ads is calculate like number of monetize that the ads able to fund?
 
Do you know if NMR is still owned by Danny Zappin?

But wow.. 200k is a ridiculous figure that they seemed to have plucked from the sky.
If Maker take around 25 (or 5% + a sales commission, roughly 20-25% gross however they phrase it), that's 150k for the channel.

I struggle to find any channel in Maker that could not work off of this sort of budget, not even the high production ones that Maker helps like ERB or Bart Baker..
I am sure most channels in the 100k+ subs range would be fine with a $5,000/ video campaign let alone $30,000.

Unless this guy was asking for a huge scene with cars & explosions etc I don't see their point turning this down.
 
The $1.00 RPM comment in that linked article seemed rather low, unless we're unusually blessed with a substantially higher RPM (and I doubt it), it should be at least 2-3 times that amount.
 
The $1.00 RPM comment in that linked article seemed rather low, unless we're unusually blessed with a substantially higher RPM (and I doubt it), it should be at least 2-3 times that amount.
Yes, not sure what they were saying :p The YouTube-wide average is $2.10. For english viewers I'd say it would be closer to $2.50-3
 
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