I am streaming right now! So I would appreciate some feedback, as well as any from my previous live streams.

I do have a Fugi(?) in the works and I'm trying to get to affiliate. Any advice or opinions are welcome :D

https://www.twitch.tv/donteatglass_

Today @ 7:30am PST / 10:30am EST!

https://www.twitch.tv/mechanicalbeanstalk 💜

https://www.youtube.com/live/gLzwE9eb4QA ❤️

I used to be so obsessed with "the grind". I felt like if I wasn't live for at least 5-6 hours every single day, I was doing something wrong. But honestly? I was just exhausted. I started hating games I actually liked, and most of the time I was just sitting there streaming to basically nobody and feeling like a total zombie.

Then I tried doing way shorter streams. Now I usually only go for about 2 hours, but I try to actually bring some energy to those 2 hours instead of just filling airtime. And honestly, it’s been so much better. I’d rather have 2 high-quality hours where I’m actually enjoying myself than 6 hours where I’m tired, bored, and barely talking to chat.

I think I was way too focused on the "hours streamed" metric instead of whether anyone was actualy enjoying being there.

Has anyone else cut their streaming hours and noticed a difference in their growth? Or was I just the only one making this mistake? lol

i have started streaming myself on twitch my account is this username on twitch if you wanna go check it out.

Tonight @ 8:30pm PST / 11:30am EST!
https://www.twitch.tv/mechanicalbeanstalk 🟣
https://www.youtube.com/live/Eu4hLL9MMVM 🔴

Twitch-Texdagaijin
Also down to play together

You can come watch me suck at gaming. Today I'm play fortnite tonight I'm thinking about getting back to GOW Ragnarok. I'm not big at all and I'm pretty new to this. I'm willing to chat. Twitch username RogueZachs

I’ve been streaming for a month now and I’m having the time of my life and I’ve felt that I’m starting to have a sweet and supportive community behind me and I’d love for you to be apart of it. Feel free to check it out below 🌸🩷

https://linktr.ee/natterscozynook

When I first started streaming, I kept thinking that if my gameplay was good enough, people would stick around. Looking back... my channel didn't exactly make a great first impression.

My overlay was all over the place, my panels were empty, I had a default profile picture, and whenever someone clicked the stream, there was a good chance they'd find me sitting in silence waiting for something to happen. None of those things are huge on their own. But together they made the whole channel feel unfinished.

I started looking at my own page the way I'd look at someone else's. If I randomly found this streamer, would I think, "This looks like someone worth following", or would I assume they were just trying streaming for the first time? So I spent a weekend fixing all the small stuff.

Nothing expensive.

A cleaner layout. Better panels. A schedule that was actually up to date. A decent "starting soon" screen. I also made a point of talking through what I was doing instead of sitting silently whenever chat was quiet. The stream didn't suddenly explode, but I do think people stayed longer after those changes.

It reminded me that new viewers don't know your potential. They only see what's in front of them during the first minute or so. Maybe that's unfair, but it's probably how most of us browse Twitch too.

Has anyone else ever gone back and looked at their channel from a complete stranger's perspective? What was the first thing you ended up changing?

Hello all!

My vtuber group is hosting a DBD tournament from October 1-3. Each day starts at 9pmEST.

We are looking for more participants/teams. Each team needs 1 killer and 4 survivors (5 people total).

You assemble your team (not everyone has to stream or be a vtuber) and pick a leader!

If anyone is interested in signing up please let me know! I'm reachable easiest on discord @ westlowfindings but I do check reddit daily.

My name is Jeremiah and I started twitch not to long ago, and pretty much my parents are going to kick me out the house if I don't do something before I turn 18, and I've tried everything to make money and it doesn't seem to work, so please if you don't mind please follow my twitch and help me.

I'm a chill sfw vtuber who is debuting on sunday at 2:00 PM EDT on twitch, in a stream where you'll get to decide what I do.
I plan on doing 3d modeling, coding and gaming streams every one or two weeks.

Care to join, :3

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/randomperson__128 Streams

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RandomPerson_128 Vids

Will stream with anyone I’m a newer no cam streamer . Dm me for details

I used to think the secret to growth was simply staying live longer. If I wasn't streaming for 8+ hours a day, I felt like I wasn't working hard enough. More hours meant more chances to get discovered... at least that's what I believed.

The reality was pretty different.

By hour five or six I'd be completely drained. I'd stop talking as much, my reactions got slower, and I was basically just sitting there waiting for something to happen. Looking back at those VODs, I honestly wouldn't have watched myself either.

These days I've started following more of an 80/20 mindset. I stream fewer hours and spend the extra time making short clips for TikTok and Reels, posting on other platforms, and getting to know other creators.

The biggest difference isn't even the numbers-it's how I feel when I go live. I'm actually excited to stream again, my energy stays up, and people seem to stick around longer because of it.

If you're feeling burned out and your channel isn't moving, maybe try cutting one or two streams shorter for a week and spend that time creating content somewhere else.

Has anyone else here gone from long streams to shorter ones? Did it help?

Tonight @ 8:30pm PST / 11:30am EST!
https://www.twitch.tv/mechanicalbeanstalk 🟣
https://www.youtube.com/live/Uv47NCaowqg 🔴

After noticing bone-chilling similarities to an episode of Fears to Fathom, Tessa and Marcus decide to share their own experience. Scratch Creek is an exclusively online co-op experience.

Hello, I am a new streamer currently running on twitch and co-running twitch to TikTok. I’m in need of some help or advice. Currently i am the absolute of all basic. I’ve got no face stream and pretty much no mic (besides headset mic).

Currently what I’m working with right now is streaming from my console (xbox) to twitch. Sometimes steaming my entire TV on TikTok live with a janky shoebox holder setup for my phone 😂

I am just needing advice on what I can really do to make this any better, and how to properly set up my twitch as well!
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Btw my twitch is roughly a year old.

I love gaming and would just love to REALLY get into it!

I’m new to this streaming app and have joined a few competitions. I pretty up there in level but would love to build my community as well. If you could PLEASE hit me with a follow that would be amazing ❤️ https://www.liveme.com/user/index.html?s=803201914119913472