Why doesn't anyone talk about Jetpak Network?

KloudAlpha said:
If you were to be with Freedom MCM, you're only getting 15% of the original ad revenue (Google 45%, and Freedom 40%)
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That is terribly incorrect. After Google takes their cut, networks "resets" the percentage to 100%.

If your channel made $100, YouTube would take $45 and leave $55 for you and your network to split. Your network would come in and take their 40% (or whatever your RevShare is) of the after YouTube earnings (so 40% of $55). Your network would take $22 and you would be left with the remaining $33.

If you would rather see a percentage break down, it would work like this (if you were on a 60/40 RevShare): YouTube (45%), MCN (22%) and you (33%).
 
Carter said:
That is terribly incorrect. After Google takes their cut, networks "resets" the percentage to 100%.

If your channel made $100, YouTube would take $45 and leave $55 for you and your network to split. Your network would come in and take their 40% (or whatever your RevShare is) of the after YouTube earnings (so 40% of $55). Your network would take $22 and you would be left with the remaining $33.

If you would rather see a percentage break down, it would work like this (if you were on a 60/40 RevShare): YouTube (45%), MCN (22%) and you (33%).
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you changed your name? hahaha[DOUBLEPOST=1437301781,1437301650][/DOUBLEPOST]i dont think jetpak is going to work, because I see no way for them to enable that "managed channel status" if I pay 299, according to Google rule, managed channel can only be assign by Google themself.
 
XiaoK said:
I see no way for them to enable that "managed channel status" if I pay 299, according to Google rule, managed channel can only be assign by Google themself.
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Google has no say in who are managed or affiliate, that decision is for the network's to make. It simply boils down to which CMS your channel was claimed by.
 
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