5 Tips to Start Live Streaming and Grow Your Channel

[00:01] is choose a platform to do your live streams. The main ones we have are Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook, but there are others like Trovo, you choose the platform that makes sense for your content and that

[00:15] offers the resources you need because each platform will have some For example, Twitch is the main platform we have for watch a live stream, the first place they think of is Twitch. In addition,

[00:28] interaction tools between the people participating in the live stream and the streamer. YouTube is the second largest search platform in the world, second only to YouTube offers many more possibilities beyond simply

[00:43] doing live streams. This means that there are many ways for you to grow, and you don't depend on being live to do so. Facebook is also a very large platform that offers similar resources to

[00:55] for those who want to create content related to mobile games. It's very important that the first thing you do is invest... Time to think about your content, what you're going to do, and which platform makes the most sense for

[01:09] you. This is something we've talked about quite a bit here, so if this is your first time on the channel, don't forget to subscribe because The second important point is preparing your equipment for

[01:23] a good camera so people can see you clearly, a microphone that people can hear you well without static, a computer that's sufficient for your live streams to run smoothly without freezing,

[01:36] to do your broadcasts. We recommend OBS Studio, which explaining how it works (I 'll leave the link in the description). And to answer the question in advance, yes, you can do live streams with your cell phone, but it's still

[01:51] cell phone for your broadcasts. However, if you only want to do live streams with your cell phone, be prepared because it's much more limited. Also, the live streams on your cell phone are that they are a little expensive, and there are investments. Free options are available, but

[02:06] limited. We've already made a video about this; I'll leave the link in the description. So, if you don't already have them, it's important to take some time to research equipment that's suitable for your live streams and

[02:18] very difficult to deliver good quality for your viewers. To help you, I'll also leave three suggestions mentioned here in the description. Another option that can help make your live streams much better

[02:32] is Ned; they have alerts, overlays, emotes, and a lot of things that will leave their website link in the description. The third important point is to define a schedule for your live streams. It's very important that you create a

[02:47] routine for your streams and maintain consistency because this helps you 's important that people know when you'll be live, which days, and what times. We always have to remember that humans are creatures

[03:01] important that you maintain consistency with your content; don't just shoot things out randomly. playing a retro game, the next you're playing a tripway game. Unless you're testing your content, you still don't know exactly what you

[03:15] want to do. Choose something and follow that path; this is essential for you to succeed as a streamer, gain followers, and grow your channel. The next important point is to promote your content. So, use the main

[03:29] social networks to promote your live streams and platforms like Discord, Facebook groups, etc. But of course, don't spam if you don't have permission to do so, and even less so, don't promote in other people's content.

[03:42] Another thing you can do is ask your friends for help. Ask them to share your announcements, your posts, like them, and leave comments. your promotions appear to more people. Just for God's sake, don't do

[03:56] promotions like "Live" or "Come from that one." Also, take the opportunity to meet other streamers and collaborate with them. Collaboration is basically creating preferably look for people who are more or less your size to

[04:10] make videos for YouTube; you can create tips, tutorials, reviews, or anything else. Another thing you might find interesting is that you can prepare your live stream to make some cuts, edit it, and upload it as a YouTube video.

[04:23] Or you can make short videos and post them on YouTube Shorts, Wheels, Instagram, or TikTok. Besides videos, you can also do things like "Wow" on Instagram, for example, with carousel images, etc. It's very important that

[04:35] you do good promotion for your live streams, and if you don't like dealing with hire someone to do it for you because, as your mother used to say, out of sight, out of mind. Also, if you need help, send a message to the

[04:51] consulting services; we can schedule a time to talk, and I can help you if very important, and basic but many people fail to do,

[05:03] is interact with your audience. It's very important that you establish a connection with people, talk about your difficulties, tell your stories because when people know a little more about your life, it gives them the

[05:16] you. Now, it's also important that you're interested in other people's stories because the internet is full of people talking. They're constantly talking about themselves, but Twitter or any other platform, which is where you'll see people constantly talking about themselves.

[05:31] you'll see people constantly talking about themselves. If you want people to care about you, first you have to care about them. And for those who are already thinking, "Oh, but I just started, there's nobody in

[05:43] my live stream, how am I going to interact with anyone?" That's not an excuse to do a live stream focused entirely on the game without saying anything. You can simply think out loud; it's a very simple thing to do, but it

[05:55] will greatly increase the chance of people wanting to interact with you in your live stream. Little by little, you'll create an active community, and for that, you need to interact with your audience during but also outside of streams.

[06:08] Building a loyal audience that interacts with you is essential for you to succeed in your live streams. Now, who knows, maybe you'll become the next big streamer. I myself made mistakes in almost all of these things and many others, and in this video on the

[06:21] started from scratch. So that's it, a hug and see you later.