Great podcast, I've watched it a few times and I've learned a lot. I know this is an old video, and you probably won't see this comment, but watching this video again has made me want to get something off of my chest. During the DCC St. Jude charity stream I sent you and Goth a shameless plug on Twitter saying I'd donate X dollars for X TH-cam subscribers I gained while the event was going on. I doubt you guys even saw it, but it was sent regardless. I regretted sending it shortly after and couldn't sleep that night. It still pops into my head every week and I am super ashamed that I stooped that low. I didn't gain any subscribers during that stream, and looking back, I am very glad I didn't. I was "hungry" (greedy and selfish) and used a good, selfless cause to try to promote myself. The guilt has stuck with me, and has now driven me to try to grow naturally and honestly. I'm very sorry for disrespecting you, the stream, and St. Jude
As somebody who likes to look at channel growth from a psychological perspective, Charisma is one of the biggest factors in any entertainment industry. Also reciprocity; if you're always raiding smaller channels it will greatly increase your chances of being raided yourself, there is also intonation, the greater degree of variability in your pitch, the more entertaining a channel is to watch. In the english language it falls on the speaker to be able to convey all of the information, thus the clearer you speak the more likely somebody will stay.
2:09:50 That happened to me in January when I got partnered! I'm trying to bounce back into it. This video is helping a lot. Can't believe I almost finished this thing. Love these guys!
I've had so many questions about streaming for a long time and never knew where to look. The past few weeks of this has been eye opening and so amazing. Thank you for putting these podcasts together!
I also found this through Wuff Den. I've been jobless for quite sometime now and have always loved playing video games so I figured why not give it a shot. I'm playing something everyday anyway so why not use it to benefit me and my family. Great tips and advice guys. Thanks for taking the time to help others out who are just starting to stream or thinking about starting. I'll recommend this video to others who are interested in streaming. Again,thanks guys! Much appreciated! Edit:Added to favorites and subbed. Great job guys!
so much truth to this discussion. thankfully, i'm 55 and i can devote my "free" time to streaming. i've spent over 1000 hours the 1st 6 months of 2017 playing World of Tanks Blitz to grow to 1K on TH-cam. Now, I'm starting on Twitch because it's a different platform and I'm playing World of Tanks (PC). it seems like I'm starting from scratch on Twitch as my YT audience for the most part are either not coming over because of the d/l speed is not variable or they aren't interested in the variation of the game I'm playing. love this show and look forward to watching the rest of the series
I found that when I started out, what helped me to stream to nobody was the knowledge that i can upload my streams to TH-cam, so it doesn't feel like a waste of time.
Thank you guys so much for this. This is very helpful to new and upcoming streamers. Very informative and great experiences to help understand some do's and don't's. Phenomenal job guys.
Thank you so much for this podcast! Was immensely blunt, honest, and encouraging. I did realize a lot of these factors. But there's a lot I didn't. I'm rethinking my setup once again regarding streambots, titles, and especially giveaways. I knew the number of hours. I work a day job while doing this and get about 2-4 hours of sleep a night. The biggest surprise was about networking. Thank you again! Respect!
Stumbled upon your videos, and thank you for doing this. You got me thinking of ways I can improve myself. Great talking points. Will be checking out your other podcasts.
Fantastic overview, I loved this. Learned about lots of new streamers. I suppose the only person I didn't see covered here, was how do you go from "0 followers to your first 10". Getting that first handful of people who come in is difficult because there is so much saturation on Twitch.
This has been good for me to take a step back and analyze what I am doing. To fix it and this makes me feel so much better that this is fixable. Thanks for the video guys!!
I just want to reiterate the fact that this has been really helpful to me, and others as well I'm sure. You guys are awesome, wish there was a link to all your channels though! You might say it later, I'm only 1 hr 18 minutes in :P
I fully understand the going back to your roots. I needed to do it and after many attempts, the only thing that has done any good was leaving behind my online persona of 5 years to change and hit reset. It hasn't been long but it has helped my attitude
I watched this from start to end. I mean sat down and watched. If I had to go look at a tweet or do something I paused this video because I did not want to miss a single piece of information. EVERYTHING in this video is extremely informative and helpful and in my opinion this is series is one of the most helpful advice and "streaming 101" series I've seen about being a streamer (even a viewer) on Twitch. A+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"THIS IS AMAZING!" in my Lord Shaxx voice lol. I really needed this guys. Thank you Broman for not only being one of the best Destiny streamers, but also helping those who enjoy streaming like myself.
This is great, you all have some amazing experience! And since TH-cam is going downhill, I'm going to take a break from my channel and try to get into Twitch, using your 101's as a bit of a guide. I'm not in it for long term career prospects, but god damn am I becoming obsessed with the fun and attention of being a content creator :) And my net just got upgraded from .6Mbit to 5Mbit, so I can finally start out streaming at a reasonable quality.
Ohmygod, that conversation in the last few minutes.. I am so glad you guys said that. I am a shit small streamer, but the self loathing / never being happy with yourself, that you guys touched on.. I have such issues with that. Its very revealing to hear I am not the only one!
I've been streaming off and on for 2 years and I feel like I could really put a lot more into it. I think the reality is that I get burnt out playing the same game (Monster Hunter Series) all the time because... people just tend to use you as a platform to level up etc and donations are like non existent. Which really puts me off from streaming it. I want to do this full time but i'm afraid of losing my community in an effort to make this a successful business model...
Seeing this 4 years later, I’d say 95% of this is still relevant. I’m currently almost a year into streaming and I appreciate the tips a lot. Thank you all!
I remember the first time I got raided a few weeks into streaming. It was at the worst time too, I was modding skyrim, I just broke my game, was trying to fix it while dealing with my 2 year old, lol it was chaos. The next day I went to the streamers channel who raided me and was chatting with her and she started asking me about my channel. So I answered all the questions she asked with simple answers and in ways to not sound "self promotey" but all of the questions were about my stream. As soon as I mentioned my channel I was insta banned by a mod. The streamer lost her mind on the mod and unbanned me within a minute but it was a reminder of the hair pin trigger some mods have.
I agree with the video. I really do. But when it comes to Twitch itself as a company it's not new guy friendly. Since all they ever promote are the really big guys. The guys with hundreds and thousands of followers and views meanwhile the new guys are 60 to 70 pages deep in the back. I mean seriously how are people suppose to see your stream when you're so far back? I wish twitch would do a shoutout on twitter or any social media platform of the smaller guys also. But I know they won't.
I'm not a streamer yet but something I think could help would be to promote your twitch channel on your TH-cam channel and other social media. I'm trying to get started and am thinking of creating a separate TH-cam channel specifically for that purpose. Live stream a little here too and also upload some gameplay footage while linking to my twitch stream with stream time.
I agree with a lot of what you said. I've been streaming for a while and I grow daily with new friends and I always try to one up myself, the only thing I feel like I would have discussed is: Is it true about mob mentality of people on twitch when it comes to higher view count > low viewer count streams. How a lot of people will see view count and click on the stream or won't. Lots of people tend to see high views and think AMAZING stream! And a lot of people will see a small view stream and automatically think they're bad. It kinda goes the same with TH-cam videos. Some of your advice I will definitely take.
I noticed this when I started streaming but, I'm an extroverted personality (I get more pumped as more people come to watch). But, as a beginner your viewers count is often below 3 at most. And one thing I hate is a viewer is a silent streamer. They don't fill the "dead air" with commentary or anything unique. So I ask: If you could Ask yourself 5 questions to Answer EVERY stream (to keep yourself talking) what would you ask?
For me, I started TH-cam with DCUO Style Videos. Very popular for me, but when I got into my new permanent game, it has been hard trying to lose and convert subs to what I play now.
yea, i've had times where i'd go to a random stream and say hi and then moobot, nightbot, hnl bot, and viv bot all spamfuck me with social media, corny jokes, and its just obnoxious shit...
I'm just now getting set up (thanks to you guys). For some reason I'm having an issue finding how to link up LoL to twitch (just the first game). Has this option changed? ideas? Thank you for all the great info form the four of you. - Chem
Resident Evil has been my passion since I was six years old, scared the hell out of me as a kid! I mainly use twitch, but hopefully make some walk throughs or live plays for the youtube account by the time that game releases (a veteran of RE2 playing the new generation type of atmosphere). I think the most viewers I had at a time I believe was like 5 or 6 while playing For Honor (PS4). Thanks for this advice, I'm unfortunately not the most tech savvy person, but I hope applying some of these tips I can get the view count up a little by the time RE2 Remake drops! Thanks again guys, and anyone with any additional tips or info, please feel free to contact me : ]
Honestly Im a dad of 4 with a full and a half time job. I play most nights but dont have a schedule. I just tweet out when I'm playing, hoping or some growth, but with time comes viewers
I think my biggest question is how do you first attract viewers to even start watching your stream? Is it as simple as choosing the most hyped game to play?
Thank You for showing the varied perspectives I am trying to decide what kind of player I am, sadly I am distracted by my delay in my sound, so I often sound Captain James... T... Kirk... and it drives me nuts...CoL (Chuckle out Loud)
i've been trying to get used to streaming but my chat is always dead and its extremely awkward talking to myself. I hate having no chat to talk to since that's what makes a stream in my opinion
Something to keep in mind with this stuff is you're dealing with other humans who just aren't predictable. Maybe they only wanted to sub one month, maybe they're short on time or money. Can't expect too much.
What if the game has low viewership? I want to stick with Star Wars the Old Republic but it almost never reaches a total of 200 viewers for the whole community. Should you STILL stick with one game if the game has low viewership? OR should you pick ONE game that is popular and stick with that? Because if you are trying to build a big community it doesnt make sense to me to pick one game that no one is going to watch.?
It's simple supply and demand of business. People have a demand to watch one game. And if you want to supply those people then you don't supply other people's demands for other games.
This was a great panel! Thank you for putting this together. I started streaming almost 3 months ago and am considered a little long in the tooth (I'm 39). I use MANY of these tips so thank you... On a side note, would love any tips or suggestions on my channels layout/quality/VODs etc. Thanks you friends of Twitch!twitch.tv/AmericanPixel
I don't have a working capture method, yet. so, I upload all my twitch streams straight to youtube from twitch. would it be better to split the stream into 15 minute segments or to leave it as the whole 1-3 hour long video? I know this a pretty old video, but I hope you see this and get back to me and thank you for your time.
Does anyone know of any distributors who upload your podcast to all major platforms the same way onerpm and cd baby do for music. A one stop shop that shows you statistics. Second question. Do ppl make money from a certain amount of streams just like music?
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Great podcast, I've watched it a few times and I've learned a lot.
I know this is an old video, and you probably won't see this comment, but watching this video again has made me want to get something off of my chest.
During the DCC St. Jude charity stream I sent you and Goth a shameless plug on Twitter saying I'd donate X dollars for X TH-cam subscribers I gained while the event was going on. I doubt you guys even saw it, but it was sent regardless. I regretted sending it shortly after and couldn't sleep that night. It still pops into my head every week and I am super ashamed that I stooped that low. I didn't gain any subscribers during that stream, and looking back, I am very glad I didn't. I was "hungry" (greedy and selfish) and used a good, selfless cause to try to promote myself. The guilt has stuck with me, and has now driven me to try to grow naturally and honestly.
I'm very sorry for disrespecting you, the stream, and St. Jude
I really appreciate you taking the time to do this Broman even though it doesn't have "high views" compared to your other stuff. SUPER informative
Ditto, this is so helpful and so good for people like me
As somebody who likes to look at channel growth from a psychological perspective, Charisma is one of the biggest factors in any entertainment industry. Also reciprocity; if you're always raiding smaller channels it will greatly increase your chances of being raided yourself, there is also intonation, the greater degree of variability in your pitch, the more entertaining a channel is to watch. In the english language it falls on the speaker to be able to convey all of the information, thus the clearer you speak the more likely somebody will stay.
watched the full podcast with all attention to it... Great advice, love it! Thanks for doing this :)
Ive been streaming for about 1 year and 9 months and im still not partnered. EVERYDAY. Demoting as hell but im gonna keep trying!
Never give up and let's make sure we are all doing it for the love of the community and games!!
:)
Lee GameZ BTD Battles and More sirpengs
Subs don't always follow you to different platforms.
2:09:50 That happened to me in January when I got partnered! I'm trying to bounce back into it. This video is helping a lot. Can't believe I almost finished this thing. Love these guys!
After taking a 2 year break from twitch
Watching this really hit me hard.
Thanks for doing this. Its very relevant even 2 years later
im still rewatching this in 2018
and i follow all these guys amazing advice
for anyone who wants to do twitch
I've had so many questions about streaming for a long time and never knew where to look. The past few weeks of this has been eye opening and so amazing. Thank you for putting these podcasts together!
Found you guys through Wuff Den. You guys are awesome. Good stuff.
kelof duty me as well 😅
MechaFnGrl me too
I also found this through Wuff Den. I've been jobless for quite sometime now and have always loved playing video games so I figured why not give it a shot. I'm playing something everyday anyway so why not use it to benefit me and my family. Great tips and advice guys. Thanks for taking the time to help others out who are just starting to stream or thinking about starting. I'll recommend this video to others who are interested in streaming. Again,thanks guys! Much appreciated!
Edit:Added to favorites and subbed. Great job guys!
did my first stream last night. Quit my job today. fight me.
cisco garcia how's it going?
ight 20 views ar least each sstream
How’s it going 5 months later dude? Did your views improved?
I think he's homeless now.
wow how is it going fo you now ?
so much truth to this discussion. thankfully, i'm 55 and i can devote my "free" time to streaming. i've spent over 1000 hours the 1st 6 months of 2017 playing World of Tanks Blitz to grow to 1K on TH-cam. Now, I'm starting on Twitch because it's a different platform and I'm playing World of Tanks (PC). it seems like I'm starting from scratch on Twitch as my YT audience for the most part are either not coming over because of the d/l speed is not variable or they aren't interested in the variation of the game I'm playing. love this show and look forward to watching the rest of the series
been streaming for about 2 years and havent left the ground yet but not giving up on it
I found that when I started out, what helped me to stream to nobody was the knowledge that i can upload my streams to TH-cam, so it doesn't feel like a waste of time.
I just found this channel, never seen streams yet, but I'm really enjoying just listening to this discussion!
Thank you guys so much for this. This is very helpful to new and upcoming streamers. Very informative and great experiences to help understand some do's and don't's. Phenomenal job guys.
This podcast series is amazing. Thank you for doing this.
Thank you so much for this podcast! Was immensely blunt, honest, and encouraging. I did realize a lot of these factors. But there's a lot I didn't. I'm rethinking my setup once again regarding streambots, titles, and especially giveaways. I knew the number of hours. I work a day job while doing this and get about 2-4 hours of sleep a night.
The biggest surprise was about networking.
Thank you again! Respect!
Stumbled upon your videos, and thank you for doing this. You got me thinking of ways I can improve myself. Great talking points. Will be checking out your other podcasts.
Such valuable information in here. Thank you guys for putting this out.
Fantastic overview, I loved this. Learned about lots of new streamers.
I suppose the only person I didn't see covered here, was how do you go from "0 followers to your first 10".
Getting that first handful of people who come in is difficult because there is so much saturation on Twitch.
This has been good for me to take a step back and analyze what I am doing. To fix it and this makes me feel so much better that this is fixable. Thanks for the video guys!!
So informative! Thanks for taking the time to make this. Watched all of it, I'm excited to watch more.
thanks guys, I appreciate all the honesty and clarity! Cheers
This is a really important episode! Thank you. Only thing missing is each person's twitch channel in the description cause i'd like to check them out
I just want to reiterate the fact that this has been really helpful to me, and others as well I'm sure. You guys are awesome, wish there was a link to all your channels though! You might say it later, I'm only 1 hr 18 minutes in :P
I fully understand the going back to your roots. I needed to do it and after many attempts, the only thing that has done any good was leaving behind my online persona of 5 years to change and hit reset. It hasn't been long but it has helped my attitude
almost a year later... I'm late, but I appreciate your content, thank you sooo much. You are all my homeys!!
Thank you guys! All the information you gave in this Podcast is really important and will help a lot!
I watched this from start to end. I mean sat down and watched. If I had to go look at a tweet or do something I paused this video because I did not want to miss a single piece of information. EVERYTHING in this video is extremely informative and helpful and in my opinion this is series is one of the most helpful advice and "streaming 101" series I've seen about being a streamer (even a viewer) on Twitch. A+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Such a good podcast guys, learned a lot I will be implementing and also things to watch for. Thank you so much for your time putting this together.
Seriously this is the most insightful piece of nformation I found about streaming I've ever found. Great show, great info, thanks so much!
Seriously the most helpful videos I've ever watched. Thank you guys
Love this. Thank you guys!
+Rhabby V Hi Rhaby
Omg rhabby I love you
Rhabby Your Awesome
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+Rhabby V squeak squeak
I can’t wait to finish watching this. I’m almost at the hour mark. Great video so far.
Just started watching these thank you broman and teawrex for taking the time hopefully sometime in the future I can stream
"THIS IS AMAZING!" in my Lord Shaxx voice lol. I really needed this guys. Thank you Broman for not only being one of the best Destiny streamers, but also helping those who enjoy streaming like myself.
These videos have been so informative and entertaining! Please keep them up! Love the stream too, Broman!
Great knowledge sharing from the panel. Keep them coming.
Also might be cool to have this on iTunes as a semi-regular podcast.
This is great, you all have some amazing experience! And since TH-cam is going downhill, I'm going to take a break from my channel and try to get into Twitch, using your 101's as a bit of a guide. I'm not in it for long term career prospects, but god damn am I becoming obsessed with the fun and attention of being a content creator :) And my net just got upgraded from .6Mbit to 5Mbit, so I can finally start out streaming at a reasonable quality.
Ohmygod, that conversation in the last few minutes.. I am so glad you guys said that. I am a shit small streamer, but the self loathing / never being happy with yourself, that you guys touched on.. I have such issues with that.
Its very revealing to hear I am not the only one!
Hey Broman! You rock for doing these, very informative. Thank you!
Where's Part 4? o_O Jumps from this to Part 5
Thanks for your time guys. These videos have been great!
I've been streaming off and on for 2 years and I feel like I could really put a lot more into it. I think the reality is that I get burnt out playing the same game (Monster Hunter Series) all the time because... people just tend to use you as a platform to level up etc and donations are like non existent. Which really puts me off from streaming it. I want to do this full time but i'm afraid of losing my community in an effort to make this a successful business model...
Seeing this 4 years later, I’d say 95% of this is still relevant. I’m currently almost a year into streaming and I appreciate the tips a lot. Thank you all!
"I talk to people all day" so you are in Customer Service, the viewers are your customers...
I remember the first time I got raided a few weeks into streaming. It was at the worst time too, I was modding skyrim, I just broke my game, was trying to fix it while dealing with my 2 year old, lol it was chaos. The next day I went to the streamers channel who raided me and was chatting with her and she started asking me about my channel. So I answered all the questions she asked with simple answers and in ways to not sound "self promotey" but all of the questions were about my stream. As soon as I mentioned my channel I was insta banned by a mod. The streamer lost her mind on the mod and unbanned me within a minute but it was a reminder of the hair pin trigger some mods have.
I agree with the video. I really do. But when it comes to Twitch itself as a company it's not new guy friendly. Since all they ever promote are the really big guys. The guys with hundreds and thousands of followers and views meanwhile the new guys are 60 to 70 pages deep in the back. I mean seriously how are people suppose to see your stream when you're so far back? I wish twitch would do a shoutout on twitter or any social media platform of the smaller guys also. But I know they won't.
I'm not a streamer yet but something I think could help would be to promote your twitch channel on your TH-cam channel and other social media. I'm trying to get started and am thinking of creating a separate TH-cam channel specifically for that purpose. Live stream a little here too and also upload some gameplay footage while linking to my twitch stream with stream time.
Another great video, guys, really enjoying this series.
I agree with a lot of what you said. I've been streaming for a while and I grow daily with new friends and I always try to one up myself, the only thing I feel like I would have discussed is: Is it true about mob mentality of people on twitch when it comes to higher view count > low viewer count streams. How a lot of people will see view count and click on the stream or won't. Lots of people tend to see high views and think AMAZING stream! And a lot of people will see a small view stream and automatically think they're bad. It kinda goes the same with TH-cam videos. Some of your advice I will definitely take.
Thanks for the tips guys. Personally i only stream 1 game. Diablo 2 for life
I noticed this when I started streaming but, I'm an extroverted personality (I get more pumped as more people come to watch). But, as a beginner your viewers count is often below 3 at most. And one thing I hate is a viewer is a silent streamer. They don't fill the "dead air" with commentary or anything unique. So I ask: If you could Ask yourself 5 questions to Answer EVERY stream (to keep yourself talking) what would you ask?
Thanks for taking the time to make this guys ^^
For me, I started TH-cam with DCUO Style Videos. Very popular for me, but when I got into my new permanent game, it has been hard trying to lose and convert subs to what I play now.
Greeter bots are the creepiest
yea, i've had times where i'd go to a random stream and say hi and then moobot, nightbot, hnl bot, and viv bot all spamfuck me with social media, corny jokes, and its just obnoxious shit...
I'm glad I watched these videos. I gotta ask how do you talk to one person or no one?
"It took me 1 month, NO, 2 months, WAIT! 3 months" Credibility FAIL!! LOL
When people say I'm commited, I answer "No, I'm just obsessed"
Man that hit home with me. I’ve been watching twitch for so long. Just afraid to stream and no one comes to chat.
I'm just now getting set up (thanks to you guys). For some reason I'm having an issue finding how to link up LoL to twitch (just the first game). Has this option changed? ideas? Thank you for all the great info form the four of you. - Chem
Such a good video. I love the info and the different perspectives.
Also your "tool" analogies are so violent lol
This was a fantastic & very informing video!! Job well done boys!!
Resident Evil has been my passion since I was six years old, scared the hell out of me as a kid! I mainly use twitch, but hopefully make some walk throughs or live plays for the youtube account by the time that game releases (a veteran of RE2 playing the new generation type of atmosphere). I think the most viewers I had at a time I believe was like 5 or 6 while playing For Honor (PS4). Thanks for this advice, I'm unfortunately not the most tech savvy person, but I hope applying some of these tips I can get the view count up a little by the time RE2 Remake drops! Thanks again guys, and anyone with any additional tips or info, please feel free to contact me : ]
i love how he casually makes himself a little bit bigger
Honestly Im a dad of 4 with a full and a half time job. I play most nights but dont have a schedule. I just tweet out when I'm playing, hoping or some growth, but with time comes viewers
I think my biggest question is how do you first attract viewers to even start watching your stream? Is it as simple as choosing the most hyped game to play?
small streamers shoudl be picking smaller viewer games and be crteative with their stream
Can you put the link to these guys' channels in the description please?
Mikey Slice I second this request!
It's weird, some people actually recommend when lower viewer count to welcome lurkers as they enter your chat...
I'm just streaming on youtube for now. I'm not sure I'm ready for twitch. Seems like twitch is full time job to gain any traction.
You rock guys, thank you so much!
Thank You for showing the varied perspectives I am trying to decide what kind of player I am, sadly I am distracted by my delay in my sound, so I often sound Captain James... T... Kirk... and it drives me nuts...CoL (Chuckle out Loud)
so i have a question, when broadcasting should you just talk to the twitch chat/yourself or can you have the mic open to the in-game chat as well?
ive been streaming for 2 years , im still only at 600 followers , its really hard but i keep trying so hard because i just love it .
Dlluminati my gf started 2 weeks ago and she has 600 now, and 100 for me in 2 weeks :x we playing league
I'm not sure if you covered this, but about at approximately what point did this become like self sufficient and a career?
i've been trying to get used to streaming but my chat is always dead and its extremely awkward talking to myself. I hate having no chat to talk to since that's what makes a stream in my opinion
wow perfect video going to give this link to some of my viewers that ask me as well all the time.
“Chats really quiet” lmao
Something to keep in mind with this stuff is you're dealing with other humans who just aren't predictable. Maybe they only wanted to sub one month, maybe they're short on time or money. Can't expect too much.
i started streaming like 3 weeks ago and this podcast is still accurate i think , thanks guys :*
Great video guys. I'm looking forward to your upcoming vids!
What if the game has low viewership? I want to stick with Star Wars the Old Republic
but it almost never reaches a total of 200 viewers for the whole community. Should you STILL stick with one game if the game has
low viewership? OR should you pick ONE game that is popular and stick with that? Because if you are trying to build a big
community it doesnt make sense to me to pick one game that no one is going to watch.?
It's simple supply and demand of business. People have a demand to watch one game. And if you want to supply those people then you don't supply other people's demands for other games.
About to feature this article in an update on linked in!
This was a great panel! Thank you for putting this together. I started streaming almost 3 months ago and am considered a little long in the tooth (I'm 39). I use MANY of these tips so thank you...
On a side note, would love any tips or suggestions on my channels layout/quality/VODs etc. Thanks you friends of Twitch!twitch.tv/AmericanPixel
stop self advertising on ppl chanel
stop being a POS human
+American Pixel that the reason why ppl stop viewing ur twitch
just stop, your internet braveheart is strong
#dontdowhatbrotatoedid
Thank you all for this.
wow! how did you put all webcams at the same time?? thanks!
you use skype and then use the feeds in your broadcasting software.
Do you hear a sound when someone come into your stream??
I don't have a working capture method, yet. so, I upload all my twitch streams straight to youtube from twitch. would it be better to split the stream into 15 minute segments or to leave it as the whole 1-3 hour long video? I know this a pretty old video, but I hope you see this and get back to me and thank you for your time.
Gamer Latte Neither, make highlight videos my dude.
If you want them to see the whole thing then 1
What’s the difference between a raid and a host?
Very informative. Great work!
scrolled thru some chat and didn't see it can we get some links for your co anchors. thanks
I'm not the greatest on the hearing to typing side
Just started streaming and this was very helpful. 3 days streaming and now at 100+ followers and 750+ views channel is anonymousarkin
That one dude looks like scarce
Great video with some great advice!
Very informative. Thank you!
Does anyone know of any distributors who upload your podcast to all major platforms the same way onerpm and cd baby do for music. A one stop shop that shows you statistics. Second question. Do ppl make money from a certain amount of streams just like music?
Very informative! Thank you for this 👍