The REAL Reasons You Are Struggling On Twitch

[@GamingCareers]

What tip did I miss that you have found most helpful to growing on Twitch? Share it with the community 🙌

[@polaricedtea7530]

Gaming Careers Being an adult with lots of free time

[@danielgiaquinto3653]

Do you do tips for mixer.

[@cornholiox8570]

Constant talking with 0 viewers is way to difficult for me. I can't never work on that but i can talk with viewers if they say hi or something, i can start talking and questions or other things. All the other tips, i have no problems with that.

[@Sibernethy]

If you're going into streaming, especially on Twitch, do it for the right reasons. Don't do it because you have rent to pay or you want to "climb the ladder." Do it because you've got a voice and you've got a reason, a purpose for going into streaming. I have two: 1, I want my sense of humor, my voice, and my love of using cartoony sound effects to be a welcome change and a safe haven for people who are going through a hard time or having a rough day, and just need somewhere nice and lively and positive to go to take their mind off things. 2, I'm using Twitch as a foundation for my greater creative endeavors, such as writing cartoons, which is something I will be doing in the future. Having a purpose or a reason to go into streaming that involves something greater than yourself will keep you going through the tough times and will make the entire journey worthwhile in the long run. You'll also feel more real to people and they'll see that it's not about you. At most, it's an idea or cause that you have decided to broadcast through your stream. And just remember, streaming is not for everyone. :)

[@ZweiInKuba]

Did you mention to make the schedule you come up with available with every source or tool you have available as a streamer. For example using Panels right, publishing it on the personal social media or discod you got? Might have not heard that. Otherwise great video as always :)

[@47noodles]

"...how to get twitch chat on top of your game on a single monitor." Bold of you to assume people talk in my chat

[@Kiponner]

😂😂

[@havoc987]

For real, I could have 10 viewers and up and no one talks lol

[@Kiponner]

@@havoc987 A lot of people lurk and mute the stream.

[@havoc987]

@@Kiponner Yeah, exactly lol

[@Kiponner]

@@havoc987 I wish you the best, hopefully I can catch you live sometime!

[@ther6989]

Why does this dude look like a 40 year old 16 year old.

[@xSNACKERx]

Hello fellow children

[@tomasvods8348]

@@xSNACKERx r/cursedcomments

[@ChaliosAnimations]

He looks like Stephen Merchant

[@tomasvods8348]

@@ChaliosAnimations he actually does

[@scottamusprime2510]

He looks like an actor!

[@gehhemrwtbetmum5621]

I want to have fun but there is no fun when you have no viewers. No one to interact with nothing to do

[@Joeylinkmaster]

N in32 been there. Even just having one viewer makes streaming much more fun because there is someone to talk to. Just gotta keep trying though

[@TLASKing]

That’s why I recommend streaming with a friend so you can have someone to interact with while your friend is helping you keep the stream entertaining

[@mencie3569]

When first starting, have family and friends join in. Just be consistent and don’t worry so much on numbers. They will come.

[@gehhemrwtbetmum5621]

TLAS King thank you I appreciate the advice I’ve been streaming for 6 months with 13 followers

[@trueimp4ct]

N in32 it’s also all about networking man. The grind is real but networking is key. Joining communities and making everlasting friendships. That’s how you succeed.

[@Heisenberg_SC]

The twitch/streaming platform is just too saturated. You could succeed at all 7 of those things and still not grow past a handful of regular viewers.

[@wkeil1981]

Heisenberg exactly everyone is now behind the curve

[@gadoatl5133]

Yeah that's true. You need an angle now. Something that separates you from all the clones out there.

[@trueimp4ct]

I’ll be honest. I have to disagree with you friend. Yes there there are tons of streamers out there but streaming is about so much more. There are 8 billion people on this planet with the generation of people who watch twitch/streaming as a form of entertainment. Showing how you can be unique is how you can maintain your viewers. No angle needed. Just the right mindset and good entertainment that people can relate to.

[@hyperion2189]

You can pick literally any game with a few hundred to two or three thousand viewers total, and around a 10 average viewership would put you in the top three rows of the directory. It's there where you will start to see your growth snowball, as I did when I started. I went from zero in June 2018, to partnered in April, to 130 average over June and July. It can be done. Yes, many games are saturated, but there are plenty that aren't. The best thing you can do is be willing to do anything and be strategic with your growth plan. As long as you create great content, the rest will take care of itself. The problem I have with the "Twitch is too saturated" angle is this comes from people that want to grow playing games like Fortnite, for example.

[@AzumDzumHzumS]

@@hyperion2189 there are tons of streamers who came up very fast, a new game comes out, they commit to and the channel suddenly explodes. but: this usually only happens to streamers who are good at the game. nobody wants to see someone who plays worse than himself unless this person is extremely funny like dr.disrespect f.e.

[@Leroy1995]

When i stream and have 1 viewer and talk to me im happy lol.. this video motivated me so thanks.

[@caiofiocco4441]

Valentino A hey dude, what do you stream? If you follow me I’ll follow back and we can help each other grow !! My twitch username is nindizzy.

[@pastag9057]

I always have one viewer but he never speaks lol

[@roothacks6864]

@@pastag9057 that 1 viewer is you yourself

[@spencerburchett2647]

@@roothacks6864 I think that was the joke...

[@roothacks6864]

@@spencerburchett2647 hmm.... not really

[@Crantrex]

Not gonna lie you look like someone who should be in the new fantastic beats movie

[@XiSmokey]

Crantrex I can’t 😅

[@DreamerSeeker]

OMG I heard that movie had incredible sound quality

[@Oliveira-mm9no]

no! he really looks like the real professor from School of Rock hahahaha

[@wanako7337]

Crantrex fantastic beats

[@skrumb]

Thanks, now I can't unsee this

[@jayjake]

No-one is going to scroll all the way down to the bottom of the twitch to find... MrBeast: I gave away money to the least viewed fortnite streamer!

[@Evilash]

M.twitch.tv/ttvevilsmash

[@SteelBloodMusic]

m.twitch.tv/nevdog4019

[@generalblue5592]

www.twitch.tv/tame_generalblue

[@Madzzz]

something that really helped me be able to talk during my streams is starting out recording youtube videos. Ive transitioned into streaming bc that what I like more at the moment but ive gone to streams where people will say something once every min and its very uninteresting. Also, youtube is a much better platform for small streamers than twitch because you actually get recommended to people who watch content like yours, whereas twitch, people have to actually go looking and its only a coincidence that they find you. I use restream and stream to both at the same time so im not missing out on either ends, but a lot of the time ill have 0-1 people join on twitch and maybe 20 people cycle through on youtube. Also streaming a very popular game on youtube isn't as detrimental as it is on twitch.

[@Sir.YeetusIII]

Gonna have to try that

[@itskirstt9353]

I literally just found your channel. But I’d pay money for you to read the Harry Potter books to me

[@NaviplayerYT]

ItsKirstt 😮

[@Grover_21]

Someone needs to let this guy know we are wanting a Harry Potter reading series

[@twitch_devilin7861]

Just found your channel...from the mic setups to stream advice, you are defiantly underrated. I'm sure I speak for more than myself when I say that you are greatly appreciated in this community!

[@MimicoSound]

"You've got to be constantly talking" *cries in shy introvert* 😭

[@Danielford3857]

No offense but why would you stream if you’re shy

[@geurrilla2448]

Meluvji Yeah but they said they were shy AND introverted

[@blackwintergaming4609]

Hey if u see this Follow MADD_RESPECT on twitch and we'll stream together

[@blackwintergaming4609]

Get into my discord thats on my page AND HMU!!!

[@MagicofKeelanWendorf]

These definitely helped. I find myself finding more interaction with IRL streams than I do when I’m gaming. Definitely need a schedule though

[@lordbatair]

This is actually the first useful "advice for beginner" video that i watch. Because you don't just give random advice like "get a good mic and a green screen" but you point at flaws, people don't like that but it's a necessary step, and it's the adult way to progress. I like the fact that you don't talk like a community manager with 2.0 manager bullshit vocabulary, it's simple, good common sense, just perfect. Thank you very much.

[@Thunderhead357]

I've only been streaming on Twitch for a week the most viewers I had was 7 but average around 3. I started off with 9 follows. I've got to be there abouts with regards to how I want my stream to look and still taking steps on how to improve it technically. I come under the 'Music and Performance' category as a Dj and is heavily saturated by professionals. I'm only part time and only have the basics in terms of hardware but at the moment it's the best it can be (For now). Anyhow, this insight is very informative and I thank you for sharing. Liked and subscribed!

[@xprophetdk4103]

Could you take a red hat and a red/white horizontal striped sweetshirt on, when you make the next stream?

[@Wokee]

Where's Wally

[@IconOfSiin]

@@Wokee waldo

[@LexiAzure]

CrypticPlays36 hes woke

[@FcuknHektic]

He could but then hed also have to hire abiut 500 people to show up in the video with him

[@deadmansshoes82]

I literally started streaming this week and I’ve found this video far more helpful than other advice channels. I’m going to put a lot of it into use. I can’t do the webcam one right now but I’ll get to that eventually, everything else is very reasonable to tackle.

[@xo_kryptoknight4147]

I think something that helped me grow my Twitch was having a lof or presence on other social media. It kind of ties in with networking, but I try to get to know a lot of streamers on Twitter and Discord. I feel like it helps because you get to talk about anything since it's off-stream.

[@IAmKingHomey]

^this. Join discords or hell even reddit subs and talk to people, but dont shove your stream in their face. Make yt Videos if you can.

[@ConnorLaverty1]

thought this video was much better than any other growth video for twitch. Keep up the good work bro

[@ForestKorok_]

I’ve just started and thanks to your videos I’ve already developed a community! They are people I’ve developed bonds with on other streamers’ channels. We are supportive of each other and help each other to grow!

[@RQUKOfficial]

Fantastic tips, Sir. I can totally relate to the technical issues advice. I was streaming the other night but didn't realise there was a fault with my upload speed (a real killer for the stream). Anyway, another streamer hosted me, with over 460 viewers. I didn't realise my stream was on a 15 minute delay due to poor network my end. It turned off over half of the viewers as they thought I was ignoring them. So important to fix stuff like that ASAP.

[@exceve1995]

“You aren’t using your facecam” I have Arab parents and they don’t let me, smh.

[@robogamez5312]

I have Arab parents too and the problem is not showing my face the problem is that my mom is running in my room every 10 mins and calling me a haiwan

[@exceve1995]

Jawad Alalou I can relate, did you try finding somewhere in your house that not too many people come by

[@robogamez5312]

DrDelta sadly no btw I would really like to collab with you in a video on my channel or a livestream my yt channels name is RoboGaming TV and twitch is robogamezztv would be really fun and we can both have success!

[@robogamez5312]

DrDelta and btw I live in a not so big flat so for me it’s really prime time when I’m home alone

[@exceve1995]

Jawad Alalou Add me on Twitter so we can discuss about making a collab @TTVDrDelta

[@assassin_tai]

Good video man. One thing you forgot, is that this is at the end of the day, a giant popularity contest. You can do everything right, and still get no growth. Its like being in high school, the popular kids get all the friends, the less popular have only like 5 friends. This is the online equivalent to this, and I'll be honest, 1 year of streaming and content creating, all while running a real business in the world (an automotive garage), I got some growth. But I also scouted other streamers, and I'll tell you, they got thousands of viewers, but they're incredibly boring. I couldn't even sit for 5 minutes because I was so bored. Sometimes I see people eating and they got 5K in their viewership. Of course I see the boobies, those streamers have an insanely high viewer count, its obvious why that is. Once I saw a guy putting on makeup, with near 8 thousand viewers. How are any of these people getting over a thousand viewers? Seems like you gotta appeal to a certain type out there, and its like playing the popularity game in high school. This is what I've learned on my 1 year journey of live streaming and content creating. I guess I'll see what I learn in year 2.

[@jacobm3728]

This helps for sure. I got raided today and I had 15 viewers which is a lot for me since I just started but I wish I would of talked more

[@nixiemusic3928]

this video was so chill, thank you so much for helping me out man, I instantly feel so much calmer :) Liked and subscribed!

[@MilkshakeFury]

Consistency is my main issue, having a toddler to care for and a baby on the way makes keeping to a schedule extremely difficult because every day/night is different. Like, I can't guarantee I'll be able to stream at the time my schedule says because that specific night my toddler might have trouble sleeping or other needs. So I've basically come to terms with the fact my stream might never really grow. I stream when I can because it's fun and once my kids are older and more independent I'll try to reach for the growth I want.

[@ONLYP3RC]

The way that I dealt with this what I did was started streaming 10pm to 1am and iv started a nice tit knit community

[@beefybotz4554]

I've been STREAMING for 3 days and already have 5 followers and and have had 6 people watching at one tims

[@CalebEade]

Omg awesome i just streamed and had 3 people in the first 13 minutes but then someone started streaming and all my views just dropped

[@xanuell]

Mbn lol I’ve been for a week or so and I’ve got 1 vier and 5 followers lol

[@ReusCS]

The most viewers I’ve had at once was 42. What’s your twitch? I’ll follow for follow

[@generalblue5592]

Been streaming for a year and have 1 avg views and 10 followers

[@CalebEade]

@@generalblue5592 somethings wrong dude

[@WarFireFireGaming]

The technical issues is the worse part for me, I have to find games that don't push a lot on the PC and stream them, which I have a lot of fun playing, but I still need to buy some more equipment to stream properly! Thanks for the video tho, keep it up!!!

[@geometric_goku159]

This man is the only person that makes videos of tutorials, helpful tips and tricks that I can understand! Tomorrow I get my first PC and I'll be watching all his videos to help lift my future into streaming and KZbin! So if you read this Gaming careers I want to say THANK YOU and I'll be a fan for life!

[@ManLikeBeas]

Great video! Thanks, dude.

[@ryan9mccarroll]

I really like the layout of these videos lad, keep up the good work!

[@Clappincheeks1time]

I hit affiliate in 3 days but to be completely honest I may have got lucky but just a little tip guys is that If you aren’t fully about it or fully ready to try and make it it won’t work. I think if you go make a Instagram, KZbin , twitch etc. and start actually caring the rest comes easy cause it shows your vested in the stream when you have links to our social and all the stuff you’ve done to contribute to your stream people see that as someone who has there stuff together

[@Clappincheeks1time]

I feel it just makes your self more presentable and it makes you care more due to the time you’ve put in to it . Also another tip is offer to play with viewers just say I’m a streamer looking for group or something of that nature and if they’re having fun 9 times outa ten they’ll say what was your stream and there you have it a follower and a friend is gained. Take it one by one and set goals that are achievable so that when you hit them your morale is boosted

[@MrBX5]

Alot of people mention the first point, don't play saturated games, but forget to mention that the exact opposite isn't good either, don't play games with no viewership. You have you find a game that has at least a few consistent viewers.

[@mrwholesome2182]

How to big on youtube: talk about how to be big on youtube/twitch

[@TravestyLive]

Thank you for doing a recap of your tips. It seems like a lot of KZbin tips videos run through information without providing a summary/review at the end. Very appreciated!

[@Shjandy]

Your channel has been saving grace for me these last few days with setting up my stream thank you so much for your help and I look forward to more of your videos to come!

[@alwaysyouramanda]

I’m having so much fun! I want to grow, but having two people in the chat with me for the first time- it’s a party. It was wonderful!

[@Nicholas-kk4iw]

Erm question does webcam affecf a lot. I have insecurity issues and just dont like people looking at me. What should it do?

[@CirqueAlvis]

I know this is a year old, but I don't think that "not using a webcam" will hinder your growth (that part is where I disagree with the video). You can still have the possibility of growing, even without a webcam, just be active in talking and being expressive. If you don't have viewers, be open to yourself on talking alone, like stating what you're doing, thinking, planning, and other stuff that goes in your mind while playing something-it's like doing a long winded presentation. Then maybe once there's someone there watching/lurking, they might actually chat with you and stay or even follow to watch your future streams.

[@T20Prod]

gave u a sub bro, such a humble and nice guy x

[@Website-Developer]

More great tips , Love how you keep things short and straight to the point Not long and drawn out Like a lot of other YT'ers. Thanks again

[@amcasualmustgame5880]

I am gearing up to start streaming on Twitch and making KZbin videos. Im going all in and learning as I go, pretty much starting from zero on both platforms. Your content is very informative and has given me a lot of motivation to learn and hone my craft, to grow and become better on my journey. Thank you so much for what you do, and Ill be watching for more great content in the future! /tips hat

[@arm2109]

Hope your journey is going well. A top I have 4 you is be yourself. Because alot of folks that watch content creators dont want an actor or a character portrayal. But a genuine person.

[@Darkmoone1]

My biggest issue is 3. I usually switch between games on Sunday or a bonus stream on the weekdays and the volume levels can vary so much. I have to make a habit of checking settings before starting the game, but man it can ruin pacing if you don't catch it beforehand.

[@David-ob1so]

So that DBZ Broly movie was cool

[@silversablinova299]

Love your videos, they are really informative and you can get a lot of knowledge from them. For me the best advice is seriously: talk, talk, talk, talk even when there is nobody watching. You will get used to talking at every minute and when somebody will come on your stream you will be already "warmed up" :) Webcam was a good advice as well, when they can connect the nickname/voice with the face it's better and more friendly for them :) Thank you so much for this video and for many other earlier, they are extremely helpful and I love the way how you are describing all the tech difficulties - this all is making streams less stressful and more fun :)

[@AllMusicConsidered]

Very awesome! I am new to Twitch and I am a musician. So I can see how I have to apply many of the gaming techniques to what we are doing. We got to Affiliate in less than 3 weeks, but now I can see that we have a road ahead that is more daunting and we must pay attention. You are awesome and even though it was from several years ago, it makes perfect sense. thank you.

[@jack49848]

I'm so glad I found this video you seem genuinely happy to be making these videos to help people and just seem like a good person cheers m8

[@emmanuel2928]

What do you think is better for streaming, Twitch or KZbin?

[@flugzeug5022]

Mixer

[@Thescottishgamerofficial]

Really useful video! I've only just started on Twitch last night was really my first proper stream and had a guy in my chat for like 2 hours good chats average gameplay! 4 viewers was my peak. For the first proper stream I was happy about that!

[@AyoCookYT]

I’m not struggling to grow but I still watch these to see what I might not have thought of

[@Mecreator]

Can I also stream multiple games that I like? For example: Valorant, Apex and THE FINALS? Or only one game?

[@muqeetmahar2674]

1 thing I wanted to ask is that what if we do everything you just told us to do except playing saturated games. what will be it's outcome. because I fps games like and i am really passionate about call of duty. I searched a lot but i wasn't able to find an fps game that was good for streaming according to your data. and please reply to this, I have been waiting 2 years for this and now that i finally have all the equipment I don't wanna waste any time.

[@Psythr]

Its crazy because ive been streaming for 18 days now. And i grew to 35 followers my first stream. I got affiliate Yesterday after 18 days and im currently standing at 72 followers. I love twitch and cant wait to continue

[@george9747]

How dafook u managed that? Please give me some tips lol

[@romanlegion4178]

Must be nice

[@sebastiancanez9348]

What game would you recommend for a small streamer like me that averages 1-3 viewers??

[@jeronemoG]

Anyone that trying to make it on twitch or youtube I wish you the best it isnt easy starting from nothing but when it works out it will be well worth it keep grinding!

[@challis2x4]

Number 5. Webcams do help. I have a piano set up next to me cause it's one of my hobbies to play. And i had someone stick around and wanted to show up next time cause they enjoyed hearing me play.

[@12Ger13]

I'm speechless Pete, really love to watch your videos. The way you explain everything is easy to understand and really inspiring. Thank you very much.

[@seanhutchins1]

what is your background soundtrack . like your vids

[@obsidianwing]

My problem is a schedule Problem but even with this people will not join, Twitch is oversaturated in general. But in a twitch Watcher who love People, NOT constantly, blabbering on the stream I prefer a more relaxed conversation instead of talking nonsense to nobody.I think its way more important to keep the chat going ,when you have a active Chat the topics grow from the Audience

[@libre1245]

I agree with you..I am not entertainment guy that will talk non-stop I prefer to answer to my chat but hey...I don't have any viewer to start chatting

[@dhaamsakuntabhai2770]

just streamed the first time today. it's weird that twitch says that my video have 17 views but when I was playing, the view count was always at 0. Are the views actually legit?

[@jparkerlive]

Yes the view count is number of unique people that have looked at your stream since your first stream. current viewers is people who are currently watching

[@iambanter]

this is such a helpful video even in 2020. im an aspiring streamer thats been working hard and your vids help a ton. thank you so much :)

[@pureaddictgaming4231]

Very helpful video! Definitely going to apply these to my twitch channel.

[@Donoviansympathizer]

these tips are very helpful, especially tip no1 with the saturated games. i mostly stream battlefield 1 where there is a average of 150 viewers and i can get up to 15 viewers and top 3 streamer in bf1, when i go to another game i barely get 1 view. i got my 7 followers all by playing bf1. my mic tho is shit and most people leave after 2 5 mins so tomorrow im getting a new mic to improve my stream quality and hopefully retain more viewers. these tips are real good and i appreciate the work put in this video!

[@JamesTheElite]

Jamesze which mic did you get?

[@Donoviansympathizer]

@@JamesTheElite in on a super budget atm so i got a headset with a mic. İts acually very good for £23 the beexelent gm-2 headset to be more specific. İll looking at the snowball in the future tho.

[@JamesTheElite]

Jamesze I got the blue yeti

[@nickbenrawb]

I have a question right now I'm posting all my streams on KZbin till i get a few subscribers before i start posting on Twitch will these tools work for KZbin as well

[@Aleksu_productions]

one year later and this is still such a helpful video, your other videos also caught my that went into further depth so ive leanred a lot, thanks :)

[@alexbrew6790]

What happens if you go away on holiday and cant stream? How do you keep your viewers interested? Does hosting help?

[@emmanuelrebolledo7092]

I've hit a spike and then a Plato then a spike. I couldn't find out why then I realised games with timed events in which you can provide extra help or a Sherpa you will get spikes 100+followers per weekend for trials in destiny 2

[@noahkarp9836]

What’s a good game to stream? I average 2 viewers playing cod warzone

[@JPACE]

is there a twitchstrike for youtube?

[@Amar-u8f]

Thanks, you are so understanding and give a lot of good tips 🙏

[@4everkilla]

You're guides are great. Ive been streaming for 2 weeks now and you've been a great help. This one was an eyeopener as well. Im streaming a game with a ratio of +/- 10 with an avarage of 5 viewers, and I was wondering why it wasnt more. My game has 500 up to 10k viewers at any given point in day. I might switch games after a while because I see other fun games having ratios in their 50s.

[@avi3179]

Started streaming like 1 month ago. Only have. 19 followers. And I have been playing Rainbow Six Siege for like 3-ish years. So I’m not switching my game. Is there another way to grow.

[@xo_kryptoknight4147]

Networking and put out content on other platforms too

[@ctrl4414]

The tip of playing non saturated games are kinda ass... whats the point of playing a game you dont want to play. The content you put out is bad because you dont have fun.

[@drewtabori8447]

Dude, this video is a game changer for me!! Thank you for the advice, still relevant today!

[@purplep1243]

Awesome video! I watched the entire thing, liked shared and commented! Keep at it bro!

[@LastNameBanks]

Thanks for all your videos bro!! I just got affiliate two days ago idk what I would have done without your tips!!!

[@LamixFace]

Really good tips man! 100% agree that you're fighting an uphill battle if you choose to stream an over saturated game (League of Legends!!! RoaR)

[@zackstovie7739]

Do you recommend streaming to another platform, something like mixer? So that you can stream those games like COD something that is considered saturated or is twitch the only place to stream?

[@ackamaru.1492]

Do you think that sending clips from you're stream to "best of" channels can be a good thing to grow up on twitch? Nice video TY !

[@woodsumo292]

what if i find a game that no one is streaming but is still a great game? could i still grow

[@Ollowayn]

Great video! Love the content.

[@Hopiskyc]

How do you make it so that if your using game chat you can talk with your friends and your viewers can still hear you

[@IAmKingHomey]

Audio source. Disable your mic as an Audio source in obs and simply keep the games Audio enabled. Your vc is Part of the Audio obs picks up.

[@Hopiskyc]

@@IAmKingHomey Thanks

[@GamesMatterChannel]

i tried this did not work. jumped over to mixer and worked a treat got stuck at 170 followers on twitch on mixer just about to hit 600 followers. camera does work but not always there is a lot of streamers that have been success full and not used a camera.

[@brentdietiker]

I'm banging my head on one issue so far...."Why aren't my followers getting their alerts when I begin my live streams?" I think this probably sounds very elementary, but I've been running in circles for days with this. I'm using OBS Studio version with Twitch. Thanks for any help!

[@davidjackson7675]

How can I grow my channel thats devoted R programming and data analytics?

[@Synnikal]

My XLR microphone crackles and my webcam video just skips around. Does anyone have any tips to help me? I have switched USB ports and installed focusrites control panel and nothing is helping

[@wazupofficer]

mate you are a very very sympathetic guy, thank you for this great vid!

[@im_tano]

I have a problem my stream looks good and every time I move in the game my stream gets blurry my connection is good and my internet router are connected trough my pc and Xbox one

[@nationaltreasure400]

Ty so much for these tips and the website for test streaming ! I was so concerned how I was going to a test stream without going live and having to delete that stream later.

[@hosuaa7401]

27 followers and ive been streaming for less than a week now. Average of 4 viewers and usually a pretty intereactive chat. Is this growth good for how early i started?

[@cyotey4378]

Very! I've streamed for 5 years and I'm lucky if I get even a few viewers. My problem throughout my time on Twitch is that I very rarely have people talk in chat. Being chatty and friendly helps but if you don't have people talking and being friendly in chat it seems you just can't grow. So that's an incredible start. Keep it up!

[@tgregs94]

Thank you so much for this! Very inciteful

[@DieJagdente]

Well the thing about schedules is you force yourselve into streaming and thats something I dont want.

[@blanaroo]

I started streaming a week ago with no knowledge but I used simple logic. After 10 streams (2 or 3 hours each) one of them got many views so I analized it to understand why. Turns out it was the only video where I did many different things instead of one. So the next stream I used that info and got the expected results. So the point is, try to do different things in each stream and see which one gets the best results and then build on that.

[@TheSuriNo]

1:10 personally I think this is the wrong mentality to start twitch with streaming you should do It because you enjoy it not because you want to make It your job

[@s3n0ii91]

I'm focused on talking to people because I literally have one friend. This comment is going in my not cringe compilation

[@TheSuriNo]

@@s3n0ii91 Nice

[@BlueLegacy]

Great video! What is the name of the last song?

[@maxlepord]

Bro are you in fantastic beast ?

[@thefluffysheep9177]

Is rocket league and call of duty black ops 2 a good game and also terraria?

[@drkipmpnin9e]

Remember the dude from "Good Boys" that buys the "CPR" doll......

[@Ben-ob3vv]

Bless you for trying to help people like us

[@briandurham4039]

Hey man thanks for your information I am a newer streamer and I am always looking to improve in any way possible on twitch using streamlabs. I very greatly appreciate your input.

[@soccerhawk94]

Great review on Growing you twitch stream. I strongly agree with every point. Thank you so much for investing in the gaming community!!

[@govnari69]

what is that app for chat on 1 monitor