Should I partner?

Alekhya Das

Alekhya Das

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I have like 3105 subs.
i get at least 10-15 subs per day.
I am from India. Should i partner with anyone? I want to make some good money.
If yes, which network and why?
 
Alekhya Das said:
I have like 3105 subs.
i get at least 10-15 subs per day.
I am from India. Should i partner with anyone? I want to make some good money.
If yes, which network and why?
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What are your daily view stats? Subscribers don't really matter since subscribing doesn't earn any money.
 
Sykute said:
What are your daily view stats? Subscribers don't really matter since subscribing doesn't earn any money.
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According to SocialBlade he averages around 7.6k, but he might get a more accurate result from YouTube Analytics.

I would say if you're getting more than 1,000 views per day then yes, you should start considering a partnership.
 
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I would say if you're getting more than 1,000 views per day then yes, you should start considering a partnership.[/QUOTE]
which network and why?
 
I think you should partner. It's a unique experience, just make sure you choose wisely, some networks lock you in for a years and you can't leave until your contract is done.
 
I'm a gaming channel so I don't know much on non-gaming networks. But I'm sure someone here knows about them.

You could contact their support and ask them some questions etc.
 
I heard freedom is a good network but you may just wanna be monetized you get %100 of the money you make after google's cut
 
Alekhya Das said:
hows makermax?
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Do you mean Maker Gen? Maker Max is their dashboard...
Maker Gen is just RPM rebranded. I think there's enough proof everywhere on the internet to show that RPM is a very poor choice of network. Try to find a no lock-in network.
 
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Sebas said:
MakerMax is just RPM rebranded. I think there's enough proof everywhere on the internet to show that RPM is a very poor choice of network. Try to find a no lock-in network.
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Freedom has a no lock in contract and is a 60/40 split same rev split as RPM.
 
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