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Okay so at the moment I have a partnership with TGN but I just feel like this network isn't going anywhere and it's going to fail.

So I'm not sure if I should either stay with TGN or leave and join a network like Machinima or Yeousch. I would like to know what most of you would do and what you think the better network to join would be.

I've heard that Machinima had/is going to have paycuts so it could be a bad time to join their network at this time.

I also know little about Yeousch, as what they have to offer and their CPM, so it would be nice if someone could maybe fill me in with this.

Alright so most of you have narrowed my choice to Machinima, does anyone know if they still have that flat CPM rate? Thanks for all the information as well.

Your choice man and I have never looked into it but simple facts everybody is pretty much in it for money and thats what you're after so dig a little deeper. Talk to some Youtuber's besides people here which most of them have never looked into it and find the network which will pay the most. Then thats who I would chose.

Machinima is the good way to go...Seeing that I dislike most of the people from Yeousch.

Machinima all the way!!! :nerd:

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Whichever fucking accepts u!

The latest contracts I've seen from Machinima were from last month, and they were all a $2 CPM. I have heard about the payment cuts being a possibility, however they'd be very minor, as they are a widespread network and their partners would easily get them where they need to be, even if it was a 5¢ drop in the CPM rate. They have great support as well, highly superior to Yeousch.

Why don't you ask one of the reps ? from what I understand machinma is the big boy but average overall.
You won't earn that much money anyhow unless you get a lot of views. In which case coming to here over a rep was a bad idea :p

You must login or register to view this content. < curse is meant to be pretty good too. Think gamers run that network to not one big company.