magic sub number

Mykell

Mykell

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what is the number of subscribers you guys think a person would need before they actively start thinking about partnership options. I am far from it I'm sure but I am curious.
 
I don't think it's subscriber number, but how many views you get a day. I've read SO MUCH about this before joining RPM (Of course not with the channel I use now) and so many people said, you shouldn't consider sub number but views. Like, idk, 100 views a day? I also read stuff with people say ooh 1k 2k is good enough
 
Leoooo said:
I don't think it's subscriber number, but how many views you get a day. I've read SO MUCH about this before joining RPM (Of course not with the channel I use now) and so many people said, you shouldn't consider sub number but views. Like, idk, 100 views a day? I also read stuff with people say ooh 1k 2k is good enough
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thats interesting. So like 2k views is good or 2k subscribers. How was your experience with RPM on your old channel?
 
Mykell said:
thats interesting. So like 2k views is good or 2k subscribers. How was your experience with RPM on your old channel?
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Better than many people had said. The support was kinda slow for me (But then again, I have no patience at all). The forums were amazing, people were really nice and they didn't bash me for doing stupid stuff (even though I have a negative reputation there lol) I've never been paid, so I don't really know about that. But I joined to grow my channel, not to make money, so yeah. And we got free music, I've downloaded so many :P And you have a chance of being featured on their official channel (each vid gets around 1000-2000 views, however people will bash your videos so be aware of that)
What people don't understand is that joining a network isn't instant youtube fame and money. Growing your channel is a slow and hard process. Networks don't give you instant fame, they give you tools that you can utilize to grow your channel. Read your contract and save a copy (and read youtube's terms of service and all that jazz. I broke it by accident before) I learned all of this the hard way... (AND IT SUCKED.)
 
Leoooo said:
I don't think it's subscriber number, but how many views you get a day. I've read SO MUCH about this before joining RPM (Of course not with the channel I use now) and so many people said, you shouldn't consider sub number but views. Like, idk, 100 views a day? I also read stuff with people say ooh 1k 2k is good enough
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It actually is a lot about sub number. When you start to look at larger direct branding deals, most advertisers won't even consider a channel with less than 100k subscribers, even if you get a lot of views per month. The 100k subscriber mark opens up a lot of doors and makes you more attractive to advertisers, which gives you a lot of bargaining power with networks.
 
Ive spoken to a lot of bigger youtubers and they have all said to wait untill around 100k when looking to partner etc. At that size you will actually be seen as a respectable and profitable channel to them. It gives you so much more power and so much more to work with.
 
Wreckless Eating said:
It actually is a lot about sub number. When you start to look at larger direct branding deals, most advertisers won't even consider a channel with less than 100k subscribers, even if you get a lot of views per month. The 100k subscriber mark opens up a lot of doors and makes you more attractive to advertisers, which gives you a lot of bargaining power with networks.
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lol whoops, forgot about that. But most of us have relatively small channels. I think views are important first for us.
 
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