HELP :)

Dejan Mickoski

Dejan Mickoski

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I have YT channel where i upload some videos about cars
Like removing scratches, top speed
review of some cars, how to blablabla....everything about cars :)
My question is which network is good for me?
 
Dejan Mickoski said:
I have YT channel where i upload some videos about cars
Like removing scratches, top speed
review of some cars, how to blablabla....everything about cars :)
My question is which network is good for me?
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I'm with Creator X/ Fullscreen and I'm not a gamer. I do a lot of random videos along with a ton of dog videos and they accepted me once I showed a good and steady view count. They denied me the first time, but I applied about 2 months later and they let me join. I think when they let me join I was finally above 500 views a day.
 
Theyre not a sponsor theyre an advertiser just like virool doesnt sponsor the creators videos they show up on just to clear that up :)
 
Dejan Mickoski said:
I have YT channel where i upload some videos about cars
Like removing scratches, top speed
review of some cars, how to blablabla....everything about cars :)
My question is which network is good for me?
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I suppose I should actually try to help with an answer if I'm going to post in the thread. The answer is a wee bit complicated though and you need to do some footwork.

The best network for a channel is the one that provides the best combination of features important to you and you need to decide what is important. Some of these features include highest pay, shortest contract, music library, branding assistance, sponsorship assistance, website/artwork development, etc. Now, when you're a small channel, only some networks will be available to you and some of the more complex features don't exist. That opens up a bit more when you grow. So the general rule of thumb for small channels is to seek out the best paying network with the shortest contract.

So what you need to do is look at the Sticky in this forum and send in applications to the networks that interest you. When you've gotten some replies back, compare their offers. Go back to the low offers and tell them their offer isn't good enough, let them know what others are offering. And when you've had that back and forth between a few, a superior offer will likely emerge. Take the superior offer.

This is a crash course in contract negotiation I suppose. Whatever you do, don't make a post on a forum, wait for a person to suggest a network and then get set in your mind that the network they suggested is the best one. You need to do the leg work yourself. The forum helps by providing some legwork basics as I mentioned in the sticky thread at the top.
 
When i try to apply to RPM everything is alright but in the last step where the contract is, when i give country, secret question bla bla
it's saying this.....There is an issue with processing this contract. Please try again at a later time.
I am trying every day about 1 week but nothing change
HELP
 
Dejan Mickoski said:
When i try to apply to RPM everything is alright but in the last step where the contract is, when i give country, secret question bla bla
it's saying this.....There is an issue with processing this contract. Please try again at a later time.
I am trying every day about 1 week but nothing change
HELP
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did u fix problem?
 
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