[00:01] closes, that before, teenagers dreamed of becoming YouTubers, then TikTokers, but now every second NPC who wants to earn a lot and do nothing dreams of how to become popular on Twitch, where to get your
[00:14] first audience and how to keep it, even if you are nothing special. that the coaches are not playing, firstly, I want to say that 300 followers is not for myself, and secondly, I streamed purely for fun, I did not build an audience in any way, I did not try to
[00:28] pump up my Twitch, just when I posted a link in TG and streamed a couple of times in my life for my own pleasure. I want to [ __ ] the Wasp, but for this video, I analyzed a ton of information from both
[00:42] Russian-speaking and American streamers, all of this is structured, I and I will tell you all about it in this [music] video. The first method that we
[00:56] buddy method. By this I mean initially building an audience on YouTube, transferring it to Twitch from the current audience of the owners who didn't watch my videos about their history. Few people know that Korich started with videos on
[01:10] YouTubers, throwing them on their broadcasts. And thus, he made his face more rule in this method is to make videos with a face so that you form a personal brand and the audience begins to remember you. Yes, there are examples of those who
[01:23] exception. And thus, you will make your buddy method, one can emphasize what kind of bus Il content gave him even while he was still shopping centers and collected more than a thousand online for a beginner streamer. Il
[01:38] to stand out because most streamers still prefer to their ass to make at least some content. But if you simply go communicating with people, you will immediately have a big advantage. It is also very
[01:51] get into the compilation by getting into at least one compilation besides the YouTube audience. Several dozen AFK streamers will also watch you, and consequently, their dozen AFK streamers will also watch you, and consequently, their Twitch streams will have
[02:05] followers who sit and stream at 500 online. And there are those who recently crossed the 100,000 mark and are already collecting 5-67,000 on their often pulled out by broadcasts and re-uploaded to TikTok, which
[02:18] audience. The two most popular channels where you can now show your face are Twitch FM and TK Clips, as far as I know, you can’t buy a paid placement there either. But if you do something outstanding that will really catch
[02:30] streamers to watch on their broadcasts, you can be included there absolutely free of charge. I would your best clips in the offer, give them some kind of brief description so they don't waste time, so it's also profitable for them, so they see something that
[02:44] catches their eye and they include you in the video. The YouTube method is used not only by Korish. There are a lot of video bloggers who stream on Twitch, but these are most likely not those who developed Twitch thanks to YouTube, but simply
[02:56] decided to stream in their free time. I remember that even Jesus was originally a video blogger. And Roma Ma Kriski ran a public page and YouTube LSHPT and became famous to a his videos. Or the same Stint, who everyone now knows as a streamer, again, for a
[03:10] bunch of years made videos on YouTube, built an audience there and then began to drive it different option when literally you are first a popular video blogger and then streamer. In general, the YouTube method can be called quite effective and If
[03:23] YouTube algorithms work and how to make a plus or minus viewer video, I advise you to try and be sure to connect the same channel, Shorts, with cuts of your best clips, as this will additionally help you both boost the channel and bait the audience
[03:36] to switch to your Twitch. The second method appeared much later, but now this method works great. We will call the method boldly, thanks to the audience from TikTok, you can boost your broadcasts on Twitch. In
[03:52] general, a sharp rise in online traffic and some general popularity of many streamers begins precisely with their cuts on TikTok. Of the latest, you can recall NNA 2 X2, who streamed for a couple of years on a couple of Soti online until the TikTok audience began to force him
[04:04] in a couple of months. He added plus a million followers and now 10,000 people sit on each of his broadcasts. Before that, you can recall the also quickly promoted by the TikTok audience. Well, the brightest at the moment, but
[04:18] probably not the most  The best examples are Nikoglay and Ivan Zolo. But why did who initially had no audience, unlike the others, and he started the Twitch/TikTok connection from scratch. So how did he gain his first
[04:31] viewers? At the end of each stream, Danya would sit down at the computer, download his broadcast, and manually cut out the best moments and
[05:01] pretend that I have 500,000 viewers so that everything would be interesting and dynamic. As a result, I have 4 hours of just dynamics, and then after 4 hours of streaming, I would
[05:13] dynamics, and then after 4 hours of streaming, I would sit down, take the broadcast, go to it, and make the clips myself. That is, I scrolled for 4 hours like this, downloaded clips to Kapital, uploaded them, made the term, no, the first times I did it without a watermark. So I uploaded
[05:27] three TikToks a day, and accordingly, on my account, then the next day, 4 hours of streaming, I make clips, three TikToks. I upload, you could say, myself.  Editor and it
[05:39] method is that you need to somehow incredibly import even if you have absolutely zero online so that you have something to make these cuts from. your own unique features and try to
[05:51] show them to your viewer. Dani. This was his "Scream: They [ __ ] me on the plane, viewer. Dani. This was his "Scream: They [ __ ] me on the plane, and now they're just dicks." A bad
[06:06] strange background. And of course, a sense of humor and all these other features of his. He was constantly exaggerating something, joked about something, used his microphone, bought new, strange microphones, like a phone. In short, I'm like a [ __ ] idiot now I'll
[06:20] go to Lah with this phone because I need to catch the eye and remember it for the viewer. From the latest cases of someone who found his own feature, you can remember the guy who donates to the stream during broadcasts. Why does everyone think that
[06:32] broadcasts. Why does everyone think that Mokrivsky Romchik is stubborn as a ram, only Mokrivsky Romchik is stubborn as a ram, only he is the only one who shouts "Let's Go" to the beat of the ranks. he is the only one who shouts "Let's Go" to the beat of the ranks. Face kn Legend Thank you Roma Yes, of
[06:44] course, he [ __ ] everyone, but again, the guy found his thing, the guy is pushing it, all the streamers already recognize the guy, everyone knows him, everyone has seen him on TikTok, streamers leave so as a thing, again, a good way, it is unclear how much he will be able to
[06:59] everything will depend only on him, but again, you can observe right now how the person caught your attention. I think you all know him simply because he found his distinctive feature, what he will use to catch from the
[07:12] latest ones who rose well on Twitch, you can remember Shah, aka Love Sosa, method, he first gained an audience on TikTok, then overtook it on YouTube, feeds his Twitch with all three of these sources. By the way, a big misconception of many
[07:26] beginning streamers is that in order to stream, they need some kind of equipment, they need a good webcam, they need a good microphone, a powerful ass is required, but again, Look at the same Rostik on  Like Danya and the second Rostik, they
[07:38] all have some disgusting webcams, disgusting microphones, and this doesn't stop them from putting together a very good online experience. By buying expensive equipment, you simply risk investing money in nothing and simply losing it, and at the same time, it won't help you
[07:50] attract the attention of viewers. The most important things in business are honesty, accuracy, and hard work. The third way is to try to From the latest examples, you can recall the Tsar. Yes, at some point, he
[08:06] really got on everyone's nerves, but then again, in promotion, it seems like any methods are good. The guy goes out on Patrick and looks for a doctor, IT specialist, everyone he can, yes, perhaps this method isn't the most ethical. But it certainly works.
[08:19] Consider that you're being noodles with doctors while you yourself don't have any audience. The main thing is to figure So that it doesn't look like cringe. There's enough space on Patrick for everyone, so the main thing is Twitch example, but remember the same person who walks around and takes pictures of a
[08:34] majority of doctors are satisfied with it. You need to come up with something. I'm just thinking, [ __ ], just stupidly idea that you need to try to somehow make sure that the media also benefits in some way from this, that is, like there. They
[08:47] photos, which they... Well, they don't really need... I don't know, you can learn to use a trick to surprise them or find something so that not only you stay in the black. But stays in the black, then it will generally be like a
[09:00] can also actively try to get into YouTube videos that streamers make. At first, it may seem like this happens rarely, but in fact, every month, and sometimes there, in good seasonal months, let's say, in videos,
[09:12] some summer ones, every 2-3 weeks, some streamer... Yes, he's building an I'm not answering, a chubby guy took a [ __ ] in one booth, renting out. I swear... [ __ ], this one... Mo... yes, yes, 100%  Okay, I accept the answer and he's like, "Dava, no
[09:28] need." Yes, there is, damn. Yes, bro, it's true. The same example of how I got into Paradeevich's video. I just saw an application on the Internet for fun, I posted my details there, filmed some short video application, and I was invited to film in Moscow. The main thing is to
[09:41] take my mistake into account and behave as best you can in these videos. Import import import import. In this case, it's probably better to be cringey than to go unnoticed. As it turned out for me, I just became AFK. I was somehow embarrassed to show myself somewhere, and
[09:55] to be remembered as cringey than not to be remembered at all. Another life hack is to look for as many like-minded people as possible, meet other streamers. Again, meet those who already have 10,000. Meet those who are at your level,
[10:08] a little lower, a little higher, and together you can collaborate and gain your 's interesting to watch a stream where there is some kind of interaction, there are several people. Notice that all the top streamers always launch and they
[10:21] Discord or right with them in the room, but there is almost always some kind of interaction. There are also streams where they just sit and chat, of course, but most often, the best hyped streams are always the
[10:34] from personal experience, when I only conducted my own broadcasts there, like a couple of those that I had on Twitch, I actively quilted with people. That is, I even needed it for development. I just kind of find it interesting. Do you want people to go to Mafia? I
[10:46] was invited to some other shows there, and even with my online presence, there are 15-20 people, they have already invited me. I have already gone somewhere and now I notice that those who continued, those who are in the squad, continue to develop, there are already those with whom I played Mafia, they had a
[10:58] pot of online. Now they already have 150-200 online, that is, people are still gradually growing.  And those who don't score are gaining their audience, and again, almost everyone who is now at the top of Twitch, they all started in some warehouses,
[11:11] the owners are freaks, guts, punks, they all somehow the owners are freaks, guts, punks, they all somehow started super only a flock of those who really interact closely remains, but again,
[11:24] they almost all rose together, and in words, of course, all this is cool, but if you want me to make a video of how I, say, stream for a month and a month from scratch, use for example, I already have an idea. What tricks can be used to drive an
[11:37] audience from other streamers, how to pull it all off correctly. If you want me to thirty-day real video, how I will directly show everything, what I use, will directly show everything, what I use, how I stream, how I attract viewers,
[11:50] thirty-day challenge to build an audience, say, up to 100 online, my last three streams were there 100  If you're online, then go to my Telegram If this post gets 1,000 reactions, which is quite realistic for my
[12:06] channel, then again, I'll film an experiment for you where I'll lay everything out in detail and try to build an audience. circles and some voiceovers and talk about the progress of the challenge. I hope
[12:20] despair if nothing works out for you. You can always reincarnate as a beautiful streamer and start broadcasting from the pool. See you on Twitch's broadcasting from the pool. See you on Twitch's main channel.