NoLifeGaming Network?

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DogZRobZ said:
Well, TGN is hard to get into, and Machinima is bad, DO NOT join them!!!!

TGN has an iffy CPM, and also a low revenue share, and unless your channel is big, they will do nothing for you as far as helping your channel get promoted.
Machinima has a really bad CPM, and again, like TGN, they have a bad revenue share, and unless you are a huge YouTuber already, they won't do anything to help your channel.

Don't go with those two.

So far, NLG seems like your best bet. :D
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NLG's CPM looks okay, but now for the contract.

In the Personal Message they said "3 month trial" so that means i can try the network for 3 months, and they will re-new it for 3 months again? How does it work?
 
Gabriel said:
Are you related to this network? One of the channels in your sub-box refers to "NLG Owner" in its avatar.

Please note recruiting or incentivizing other people to join your network or a network you're working for is prohibited on YTtalk.
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The NLG I own is a YouTube community channel :D
It was actually renamed to YHY (for YouTubers Helping YouTubers) awhile ago, I will change that now, sorry for the confusion! :(

Daniel Hrenshawn said:
NLG's CPM looks okay, but now for the contract.

In the Personal Message they said "3 month trial" so that means i can try the network for 3 months, and they will re-new it for 3 months again? How does it work?
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What they mean, usually with a trial, is that you can try the network, and then within 3o days notice, you can decide if you want to stay with them or not. Then if you do want to stay, they will extend the contract to a full year contract (which is lock-in)

I know that from experience with a ZoominTV VN :D
 
DogZRobZ said:
The NLG I own is a YouTube community channel :D
It was actually renamed to YHY (for YouTubers Helping YouTubers) awhile ago, I will change that now, sorry for the confusion! :(



What they mean, usually with a trial, is that you can try the network, and then within 3o days notice, you can decide if you want to stay with them or not. Then if you do want to stay, they will extend the contract to a full year contract (which is lock-in)

I know that from experience with a ZoominTV VN :D
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I see. So if i do not like the state of being at NLG, within the 3 months, i can contact someone and they will let me go? Does NLG have any music i can use in my videos?

In Addition, my friend was telling me that joining a gaming network protects you from copyright, so will joining a gaming network protect me form game copyrights?
 
Daniel Hrenshawn said:
In Addition, my friend was telling me that joining a gaming network protects you from copyright, so will joining a gaming network protect me form game copyrights?
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It does not. Also don't jump into a network straight away, apply to others, compare contracts, etc. those that do rush tend to find themselves picking a network that isn't right for their channel.
 
Daniel Hrenshawn said:
I see. So if i do not like the state of being at NLG, within the 3 months, i can contact someone and they will let me go? Does NLG have any music i can use in my videos?

In Addition, my friend was telling me that joining a gaming network protects you from copyright, so will joining a gaming network protect me form game copyrights?
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Yeah, you would contact them (either via YouTube Message, email, or Skype)

And I'm sure they have a music library of some sorts (most networks do)
Networks don't protect you from copyright, but having your commentary/voice in your videos does protect it! :)
 
Gabriel said:
It does not. Also don't jump into a network straight away, apply to others, compare contracts, etc. those that do rush tend to find themselves picking a network that isn't right for their channel.
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I couldn't find a network that has a 3 month trial. It sounds like a good deal to me, and i can say i want out during the 3 month period, right?
 
DogZRobZ said:
Yeah, you would contact them (either via YouTube Message, email, or Skype)

And I'm sure they have a music library of some sorts (most networks do)
Networks don't protect you from copyright, but having your commentary/voice in your videos does protect it! :)
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Okay. Do you know their Skype?
 
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