Mr. Byte

It depends on your cont -- Nah, this isn't contract related. (Apologise to OP if this reply is overwhelming but I feel it's a needed discussion for alot of people so thank you for asking the community this ❤️) I will be honest in that I am against around 90% of partner pushes that I've seen in my 6 years in the space and here's two main reasons why: 1) Alot of people tend to jump on them the moment they hit a double digit average. That's a brilliant milestone! but getting Partner isn't something that happens just because you say it will. It takes alot of work. 2) The drop off after often leads to people falling in to a depression that they don't prepare themselves for and then it becomes a series of sad posting and self-pity that hinders their growth more because, as mean as it is, people don't wanna be around negativity when they have their own stuff going on (have a secondary account for yapping if you really wanna be more candid with your lower emotions) Partner pushing is done for the CCV and expectation of keeping it. Many of those who do one don't look at their content or look to improve or adapt as people are coming over so why bother? This is where the drop happens. People were coming to support you getting a badge. Now that you have it ... why should they stick around? What are YOU actually offering past asking for generosity? The content community can be very supportive but once the goal is met then what? They'll just move over to someone else asking for the same help. My general advice for anyone wanting to partner push: a) Make sure you're already steadily growing in numbers in a way that it'll naturally go that way! Don't rush it. Hell, I'd even wait until you're around the 50ccv mark so that there's less pressure. b) If you're stagnant and thinking a push will help ... it won't. Look at your streams dips and rises, analyse how you present and how you engage your community by watching the vods, see what works and what you need to work on. All of the information is there for you in your dashboard! You just gotta read more than the "Average CCV" and "Payout" tabs. c) Even if you're still doing well number-wise, please look at your reports! See where the drops were, where the rises were, what you can do differently, etc, and try to maintain where you are or improve. Am I a negative nancy? Sure. But it's more important to be honest in this kind of discussion.