I think this is what made CaseOh such a successful streamer. He is who he is. He didn't pressure people to move from TikTok to Twitch. He just had fun and people loved him and decided to support him on another platform.
Great advice! I've been trying to funnel people onto my twitch for so long I totally forgot I already have a following here. I'm gonna try streaming on youtube next where I already have a bit of a community
I go live on twitch, tik tok and youtube, and I let the viewers decide where to be, tik tok may be poppin off but if they notice I'm laughing with thr twitch community more, they head on over. It can be frustrating because we can feel like our audience is splitting. But keeping it authentic always is the best choice 👌
Thanks Big E, great video! You confirmed some things I already thought and I gained a new perspective on several other things! Appreciated! These and the comedy vids are my fav! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🔥🔥🔥 🙏🏻🙏🏻 🏆
Great video! Like a lot of people, it took me a while to learn that starting out streaming is an iffy approach. It took me longer to change my content into something I could put together with more confidence. For me streaming is my chill time with people who want to hang out. I’ve been slowly focusing on working on learning each platform one at a time and just broadening different platforms ways to monetize. Having a bunch of livestream viewers is not the end all be all. It’s just one piece of the puzzle. The most important thing is just growing on each respective platform and let people support how they want to support. I’ve freed up more time to put out more content by not feeling like I need to stream consistently.
Great vid! If you’re more successful on a platform vs another, keep up what you’re doing. If someone follows you on multiple platforms great! If not, no big deal.
Definitely have considered posting to more platforms as you have preached in the past. Hard to get over my fear of rejection I’ve experienced on certain platforms but I guess everything you want is on the other side of your comfort zone. It’s hard looking back on my previous perceived failures (even with good content) and seeing how you were standing in your way the whole time searching for consistency and confidence, but not realizing that you’re still doing it unconsciously. 😂 Like I can’t ever imagine a time where you weren’t a no bullshit strong authentic personality when I hear you speak in your videos, but I look at myself a few years ago and realize that a lot of the time I feel like I look how my ego wants to be seen (strong confident no bullshit personality) but then when I look back it doesn’t look how I thought I looked and I think“oh shit, I just f*cked myself out of what could’ve been years of growth because I wanted to be perceived a certain way and never actually took action to be about it”
Thing is im new to streaming 290 tiktok followers and 14 twitch and personalized my twitch but have no idea on which to focus on 😅 i overthink everything
I just started going live on TikTok and have gotten more traffic and interactions in the past few days than I’ve ever had on my TH-cam or kick. I think I’ll stay on TikTok for a lot longer until I can make the switch to TH-cam full time
Thats because the traffic is inflated by the FYP. Totally get you feel that way, but just understand that the MAJORITY of that traffic will not convert to following your journey. TikTok does this so you FEEL like you are killing it as a creator and want to do it more and more. I would def take advantage of it but I would NOT lean into it 100% only because of the inflation of traffic. If you are getting the bag on top of that, I respect it, but don't go chasing the vanity metrics. Community > Traffic spikes
@@BigE I feel it gives and bigger avenue to grow and send traffic to your other channels. Keeping their attention locked in on tiktok is practice if I do eventually stream on any platform, I don’t mind leaning into 100% I am a typical working class dude and it’s not hurting me to do so. I just feel like you have to be so different or a sweat solo quading or just be so cringe to get any kind of traction. I don’t wanna do it just to go viral, I really want to build a community of casual gamers, nine to fivers, mothers and fathers. But thank you for the info, I will definitely learn more about it, thanks!
Great video, I enjoy the quality of the things your produced. Definetly changed my perspective, not needing to just try and funnel everything to one site. Content creation is a very new thing to me that I decided to start out and do this year, so far I’m having a lot fun and plan to continue!
The lobbies are pretty hit and miss. One game you’ll go off for 30+ Kills and the next you’re struggling to stay positive. But I still thoroughly enjoy the game 😅
I think this is what made CaseOh such a successful streamer. He is who he is. He didn't pressure people to move from TikTok to Twitch. He just had fun and people loved him and decided to support him on another platform.
Great advice! I've been trying to funnel people onto my twitch for so long I totally forgot I already have a following here. I'm gonna try streaming on youtube next where I already have a bit of a community
DO THEM ALL
I go live on twitch, tik tok and youtube, and I let the viewers decide where to be, tik tok may be poppin off but if they notice I'm laughing with thr twitch community more, they head on over. It can be frustrating because we can feel like our audience is splitting. But keeping it authentic always is the best choice 👌
Thanks Big E, great video!
You confirmed some things I already thought and I gained a new perspective on several other things!
Appreciated! These and the comedy vids are my fav!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🔥🔥🔥
🙏🏻🙏🏻
🏆
Great video! Like a lot of people, it took me a while to learn that starting out streaming is an iffy approach. It took me longer to change my content into something I could put together with more confidence. For me streaming is my chill time with people who want to hang out. I’ve been slowly focusing on working on learning each platform one at a time and just broadening different platforms ways to monetize. Having a bunch of livestream viewers is not the end all be all. It’s just one piece of the puzzle. The most important thing is just growing on each respective platform and let people support how they want to support. I’ve freed up more time to put out more content by not feeling like I need to stream consistently.
Another amazing video brother, I love these videos thank you
Thank you for your amazing tips 🛸
Great video per usual 🔥🔥
Great vid! If you’re more successful on a platform vs another, keep up what you’re doing. If someone follows you on multiple platforms great! If not, no big deal.
Definitely have considered posting to more platforms as you have preached in the past. Hard to get over my fear of rejection I’ve experienced on certain platforms but I guess everything you want is on the other side of your comfort zone.
It’s hard looking back on my previous perceived failures (even with good content) and seeing how you were standing in your way the whole time searching for consistency and confidence, but not realizing that you’re still doing it unconsciously. 😂
Like I can’t ever imagine a time where you weren’t a no bullshit strong authentic personality when I hear you speak in your videos, but I look at myself a few years ago and realize that a lot of the time I feel like I look how my ego wants to be seen (strong confident no bullshit personality) but then when I look back it doesn’t look how I thought I looked and I think“oh shit, I just f*cked myself out of what could’ve been years of growth because I wanted to be perceived a certain way and never actually took action to be about it”
Thing is im new to streaming 290 tiktok followers and 14 twitch and personalized my twitch but have no idea on which to focus on 😅 i overthink everything
do you think your account has a low ctr? worth doing new channel?
I just started going live on TikTok and have gotten more traffic and interactions in the past few days than I’ve ever had on my TH-cam or kick.
I think I’ll stay on TikTok for a lot longer until I can make the switch to TH-cam full time
Thats because the traffic is inflated by the FYP. Totally get you feel that way, but just understand that the MAJORITY of that traffic will not convert to following your journey. TikTok does this so you FEEL like you are killing it as a creator and want to do it more and more. I would def take advantage of it but I would NOT lean into it 100% only because of the inflation of traffic. If you are getting the bag on top of that, I respect it, but don't go chasing the vanity metrics.
Community > Traffic spikes
@@BigE I feel it gives and bigger avenue to grow and send traffic to your other channels. Keeping their attention locked in on tiktok is practice if I do eventually stream on any platform, I don’t mind leaning into 100% I am a typical working class dude and it’s not hurting me to do so. I just feel like you have to be so different or a sweat solo quading or just be so cringe to get any kind of traction. I don’t wanna do it just to go viral, I really want to build a community of casual gamers, nine to fivers, mothers and fathers. But thank you for the info, I will definitely learn more about it, thanks!
Great video, I enjoy the quality of the things your produced. Definetly changed my perspective, not needing to just try and funnel everything to one site. Content creation is a very new thing to me that I decided to start out and do this year, so far I’m having a lot fun and plan to continue!
Let’s go! Appreciate ya
The lobbies are pretty hit and miss. One game you’ll go off for 30+ Kills and the next you’re struggling to stay positive. But I still thoroughly enjoy the game 😅
Do you think TikTok will end in a year? From the ban there trying so hard to do.
Nah
Well Said .