How to Increase Viewers on TikTok Live for Free

[00:02] and how can you solve this? You've probably encountered this problem too. You go live, sit, talk, try your best, and literally one person is watching. This is accompanied by a certain silence in the chat. And,

[00:14] of course, there can be no talk of any gifts or donations. “Damn, I can’t do it, there must be something wrong with me.” But at the same time, you watch other streamers sitting with hundreds of people on air, and their chat is

[00:29] actively writing comments. They also share broadcasts and receive gifts of $20, $30, and $100. And by the way, while you're watching this video, our streamer has already received a donation of $55. And this is thanks to the

[00:43] knowledge that I share in this video. And in the next 10 minutes she will collect diamonds for a new collection of Road cosmetics. If you can't do it yet , know that there's something wrong with you . You're just a little out of touch with the

[00:57] keep viewers on your broadcasts. So watch this video to the end and you'll understand how top streamers increase their online reach exponentially and how they turn even five viewers into loyal donors. I'm Artem Mazurov, founder of

[01:11] Vertikaliti, a top TikTok streaming agency for five years now. We're official partners on the platform, and my team already includes over 2,000 bloggers who achieve results like these every time they

[01:24] broadcast. So I know exactly why you can't do it, and I'll tell you how to fix it quickly. The most common problem for newcomers: spectators enter and almost immediately start battling. And here is an example of such an ether. The girl just

[01:38] started the broadcast and didn’t even prepare for it properly. She immediately started the battle. You have to remember that when you're live, you're constantly being seen by new users in the feed. In one second, even 50 people can see you, and of them,

[01:51] only a single viewer can pass through . But you ask, why so few and why don’t all 50 people come to you ? Most likely, your broadcast doesn’t have anything that grabs the viewer’s attention. The viewer comes in and sees that you are silent, or

[02:05] languidly telling some long story, or, for example, you are not looking at the camera at all and not making eye contact. Also, don't appeal to new viewers, and viewers will think that your broadcast is simply boring. Of course,

[02:17] they leave it. And the solution here is simple. It works like a movie trailer. The viewer should understand within the first 5-10 seconds why he is here. Therefore, it is important to smile, address the person who came to see you, start a dialogue with a

[02:30] question, and ask intrigues. The most important thing is to cover any topics very briefly and not discuss them for 2-3 minutes. I recommend that you write down the information I am giving you now. It is used by the platform's top streamers

[02:43] , such as streamer Kokosha. She regularly ranks first in her region's rankings. Please note that there are 112 viewers on her broadcast . And at the moment she is being showered with big gifts. Wow, so many

[02:56] points. 678,000 points. I want to report that this streamer broadcasts simply amazingly. She always smiles and is open to any person and conversation. She always communicates very warmly with her audience.

[03:10] She also very skillfully runs her Telegram channel, where her audience continues to communicate with the streamer. This is a very smart approach to broadcasts. But let 's get back to the topic of how top streamers work. The first is a smile and a direct

[03:24] greeting. The second is a striking question. And it's not just a question about how your day was. This is precisely the basis for discussion, but in a quick format. For example, you can ask your viewers. Guys, who among you is tired at

[03:37] did. This is the question the chat thinks about, writes about, and waits for your reaction. And this already adds a few minutes of retention to your broadcast. Besides such impact questions, there are several other ways of

[03:51] retention. For example, anchor topics of broadcasts. Do they come like this? Chat, I have a question for you: should a man pay on the first date? It's the simple preparation before the broadcast that provides enormous food for thought with

[04:04] your audience. The fourth trick is to create intrigue. Viewers always become more interested if they wonder what will happen next. The second global problem. There is no energy or dynamics in your broadcasts. Your

[04:17] viewers are not psychologists. They won't drag emotions out of you. There are ethers in the drawing format. You can draw directly on the screen and ask the audience what is drawn there. So hold them. And understand the

[04:31] main thing: the viewer is not obliged to rock you. On the contrary, you should rock it. And in general, he doesn’t owe you anything . If you want to become popular and recognizable, it is your job to make sure that the viewer gets carried away and remembers

[04:46] you. But, unfortunately, on the TikTok platform, broadcasts very often look like this . [music] The streamer throws out a couple of phrases and then just sits and is silent, or simply gets distracted

[04:58] and does his own thing, which is absolutely not allowed, because you lose online, and the platform remembers this. She remembers that you are uninteresting. TikTok's dynamics are n't like Twitch's. You can't be boring here

[05:10] even for 10 seconds. If you don't create the movement yourself, it won't happen. No one will write to you in the first chat, and even more so, no one will send you a donation for free. But there is a solution. Write yourself a short plan for the broadcast. Write down topics that would be

[05:25] audience. These topics are easy to find on the Internet. Take the most discussed topics and discuss them on air. Once you have a whole list of these topics, you can easily go through them during the broadcast. Well, it’s also useful to think from the

[05:39] viewer’s perspective, what kind of reactions he would like to receive from you. For example, Laveria's stream. Please note that there are 48 people watching her broadcast. She has quite an active and united audience. Notice how many gifts they

[05:55] throw in. And there really are a lot of different donors. In turn, Laveria sincerely reacts to everything that happens on her air and calls on her viewers to take action in order to unite them and win the battle.

[06:08] Big respect and greetings to Laveria. We recommend that all of our streamers not look at the number of viewers. You should broadcast as if there were 500 people watching you. But there may be only a few of them. People are very sensitive to your

[06:20] mood, and if you are not prepared to put in the effort, you will not have a large audience. Plus, don't forget that algorithms favor those who can hold attention. Every viewer who remains on air can, in theory,

[06:33] bring you 10 more new ones. There is also a third problem. Your broadcasts don't grow online simply because no one is expecting them. As I said before, TikTok can give traffic to any streamer, but TikTok's algorithms understand

[06:47] that it's better to reward regular streamers with traffic. But there is a difference in the amount of gives little, and to others he gives a lot. And he will allocate a lot of money to those who regularly conduct live broadcasts. But most streamers usually

[07:03] broadcast, for example, on Friday, and then disappear for a week, and then come back again without announcing their broadcast. And, naturally, viewers are not waiting for you and cannot predict when you will go on air. Therefore, it is important to conduct broadcasts

[07:15] regularly and preferably at the same time. Top streamers create their own calendar, add reminders, and never miss a broadcast. It's also very important to announce your broadcasts in Stories, and it's best to create your own

[07:28] Telegram channel so that all subscribers to that channel can simultaneously access your broadcast. They will simply receive a push notification from you and they will come in. There's an interesting point here: on TikTok, people tend to turn off notifications, but on

[07:40] notifications anymore. And here's a great example of our streamer Sasha Gromov warming up. Hurry up and go our streamer Sasha Gromov warming up. Hurry up and go to Gromy's TikTok stream . Hooray!

[07:54] in viewership. And this is partly due to the clever announcement, and, of course, to its ability to retain viewers. But how does he keep viewers on his broadcasts? Like this. We pass through the roses straight away. Let's go through. The chat has started

[08:07] . We passed right away. We passed right away. 293 spectators during the battle. 263,000 likes. This is due to his active viewers who have become part of his team. You do know that every like you give is a way to keep

[08:23] the viewer on the air? While he is busy tapping on the screen, he is sitting on your air. TikTok's algorithm refers to the average time a viewer stays on air. So, getting a large number of your audience to tap on the screen will

[08:37] show the algorithm that your broadcast is interesting and that your audience is listening. As for Sasha, he skillfully coordinates all the viewers and calls for action. And it is precisely these actions that lead him to victory. This is a great

[08:49] example of active ether. It is during such active battles that spectators feel the greatest excitement. They root for their streamer to win. But for their streamer to actually win, likes are not enough. It is necessary

[09:02] to send large gifts, among other things. Subscribe to Sasha. He is a great example of a competent live broadcast host. By the way, it's very important to watch this video to the end to learn even more secrets about live broadcasts. Broadcast announcements

[09:16] are an extremely important mechanic. It allows you to bring more viewers to you than usual. Therefore, regularly announce your broadcasts in stories, as well as because Instagram doesn't give out gifts. The fourth problem is lack of

[09:31] motivation. Do you want a guarantee that 100-200 viewers will regularly watch you ? I can only upset you. Unfortunately, there is only one guarantee in our life . Well, the point is that we were all smart at one time.

[09:44] I can say from my own experience, and mine is not small. Everyone who is in today's top once sat on air without an audience. They didn't expect popularity to fall on them from the sky. They put in the effort and improved their

[09:57] broadcasts every day. We looked for interesting topics, learned to communicate with strangers, improved our skills, and relaxed to some extent. They really prepared for the broadcasts and thought about how to attract viewers.

[10:11] But how to do this? It is simply necessary to act according to some system. The first thing in this system is stability. The second is energy. Third, an analysis of what works and what doesn’t. You need to test different formats,

[10:23] you need to always look for what will inspire you and give you that very energy. There is another problem that is not quite common to talk about these days. This is when everyone is so much about acceptance, naturalness and

[10:36] authenticity. But this is all about an unmemorable appearance on air. Imagine if you go on air and you are not remembered for some of your features and details, then no one will remember you. They'll just come to your broadcast, look at a

[10:50] handsome guy or a pretty girl, and move on. A week later they will come in and won’t even remember what you looked like or that they saw you. And it is necessary to create a unique image. I have a separate video on this topic, but

[11:02] preparing for the broadcast in terms of aesthetics and visuals is also very important. No matter what anyone says, people are always interested in looking at a beautiful picture. And if you're a girl, makeup, light hairdo and a cute outfit are a

[11:16] must. Light makeup, light top and accent photos. This way, your broadcasts will stand out at least a little. And do n't forget about creativity. Themed costumes are very much loved and appreciated on TikTok . If you are a guy, don't

[11:30] think that it is enough to look a little better than a monkey. This hasn't worked for a long time. The appearance should be neat and well-groomed. Also, don't forget about visual some kind of neon light with a specific letter that only

[11:45] you have. Yes, even a Spider-Man costume will allow the viewer to recognize you with a half-swipe in the feed. So, what to do right now? Prepare your notes. Stop just going on air. Those who make money from streaming

[11:58] perceive it as a job, not as a way to occupy their time. Record the first couple of minutes of your broadcast and review them. This will help to analyze the broadcast for errors. When you're analyzing it, just think about whether you're still on that broadcast

[12:10] or not. They could have delayed for at least a few seconds . If not, why not? Determine what might be missing. There are thousands of guys in my agency who have walked this path, which you can walk too. We have a huge community of

[12:24] streamers who support each other, hosting joint broadcasts and battles, and each streamer also has a personal manager who is literally always in touch and always ready to support and help. If you want to try

[12:37] growing with us, take these simple steps. Visit my Telegram channel; the link will be in the description or in the pinned comment. Click on this button and wait for our manager to respond. And by the way, it's all

[12:50] TikTok's official partners, and that's our job. job. See you live. Yeah