Should I join RPM or another network?

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Josh Warren

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*I accidentally posted this in the RPM Network section first, my bad.*

If I go with a network it would probably be rpm/maker, I am hesitant though because of a decent amount of bad press they have been getting. My two questions are how much more/less will I be earning and will maker help me dispute disabled monetization?
If they can renable some of my videos that Youtube has disabled I would probably jump on board right now. (Youtube disabled random videos saying I didn't have the rights to use pictures even though they were under creative commons attribution 2.0 and have disabled at least one video saying I had third party ads which is lie.)

Some other stuff that would be helpful to know are how does RPM differ from maker?, Do I still have control over my adsense account (because I have website under it)?, if I can get out of the contract?, how long it takes for a contract to expire?, and your personal experience with RPM. (Did you start getting more views?, did you get more money?, ect.)

Some information about my channel:
Toptenoneverything
Subscribers: ~5,800
Subs Per Month: ~600
Views Per month: ~250,000
Based In U.S.
 
Your channel is getting a lot of views, you should try to find a bigger network. But RPM is for small(ish) channels, and maker is for bigger channels. But RPM is pretty good in my opinion, I'm partnered with them.
 
I would try and get a 1 year contract of like 70/30 with RPM and see where you are after the year and if you're happy with how much they're getting you through ads... if you're happy accept another contract if not find another network. But with stats like that you'll make decent money on most contracts as long as the network is good and reliable :)
 
NIP said:
Your channel is getting a lot of views, you should try to find a bigger network. But RPM is for small(ish) channels, and maker is for bigger channels. But RPM is pretty good in my opinion, I'm partnered with them.
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Do they help you dispute any copyright claims?
 
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