Tips, Tricks and MCNs - A YouTube Story

[Jax]

| H E L L O |

Hi there! Welcome to the thread dedicated to giving you tips, tricks and MCN advice. The world of YouTube is evolving and with it comes new standards and themes for content. In this thread we can discuss as viewers and creators the impacts of these things.

| R U L E S |

Keep Promotion of Channels off this topic as best you can. ( if you are asked you may reply with a channel link only once)

No Arguments

Add Only!

| W H A T I S A N M C N |

Multi-Channel Networks ("MCNs" or "networks") are third-party service providers that affiliate with multiple YouTube channels to offer services that may include audience development, content programming, creator collaborations, digital rights management, monetization and/or sales.


LET'S GET STARTED BELLOW!​

 

[Jax]

| M C N ' S |

Picking the right MCN for your channel is probably the hardest thing you will do, the benefits of having an MCN are lower payment thresh holds, Protection from copy write issues, and ability to collab with network help. However, the smaller your channel the less likely they are to help and support you.

It is recommended that you have at least 1,500 subscribers before joining a network, it's here where the networks start to help you grow even further. This is not really necessary, and you can join as soon as your channel is over 30 days old.

The selection process, MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR CONTENT IS! I can't stress this enough! There are thousands of networks out there all offering different things finding one that is right for your channel is a must.

IMPORTANT THING TO NOTE - If you decide to leave, some have claws that keep's the ad revenue for those videos that were made while you're attached to that network, even if you have moved networks, so picking the best one is very important.

I am with Fullscreen as I knew someone called Jason Horton who helped me get added to the network! ​