How do you choose what to play on Twitch? How do you spot gaps in across all the streaming websites/apps? Choosing a game (or category) to stream on Twitch is one of the hardest choices to make and the one that will impact your success more than anything else. The Read more…
So you are going to stream on Twitch for the first time ever, but where do you start? In part one of our guide to Getting Started On Twitch, we go through what you need to do as you press the first ‘Go Live’ button. Before you start your first Read more…
Two years ago, I loved watching streamers play various games, and I thought “y’know what, I could do that too!”. However, after 18 months of no idea what I was doing, struggling to stream on my internet connection, a MacBook Pro for gaming, inconsistent timetables, a dining table for a desk, Read more…
First things first, Twitch is built on a worldwide audience and is popular 24/7. Thanks to the different timezones there is always an audience for your stream, but it is a learning you must make yourself. Your time should be the best time for you If you find that 2am Read more…
A big question when streamers are getting started is… what games should I stream? While there are ways to work that out, deciding whether you only play one game, three games or every game is an important consideration which will affect how quickly you build an audience. Consistency is everything when Read more…
A Twitch bio needs to be simple and short as the room is limited to 150 characters. Found easily on mobile, a Twitch bio is the first-step into somebody finding out about you. For new streamers, make sure you say who you are, what you like and when you stream, eventually Read more…
Let’s be honest, there is plenty of advice out there for Twitch streamers… some of it is fantastic, and some of it is common sense and generic. But what if you are looking for some advice tailored just for you? That’s where I can help. In ‘real life’, I am Read more…
Here is a list of all the interviews we have done with incredible and inspiring Twitch Streamers. Kino The Producer Summary of interview: It’s a great way to teach others I normally stream for 3 hours Evenings/weekends-only stream The only software I use while streaming is OBS, StreamLabs Chatbot, Voicemeeter Read more…
Created as a way to help viewers discover new streamers, Twitch Communities were released in February 2017 to all streamers to help them share the content to relevant groups of people. Streamers could stream to three separate Communities are the same time. In September 2018, Twitch removed Communities and replaced Read more…