StreamYard Tutorial: How To Live Stream To Your YouTube Channel

I would recommend using a platform called StreamYard if you’re trying to figure out how to live stream to your KZbin or social media channels. To help you with selecting the best tools for online business, I’ve put together this checklist of all the tools I use. ►► www.timpeakman...
As a content creator, I constantly look for ways to engage with my audience and share my ideas effectively. That's when I discovered StreamYard, a fantastic live streaming tool that enables me to broadcast to my KZbin channel effortlessly. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, I've been able to enhance my live streaming experience and deliver valuable content to my audience.
In this video, I'll be sharing my experience on how to live stream to KZbin, Facebook and LinkedIn simultaneously. I'll walk you through the entire process, providing tips and insights I've learned along the way. My goal is to help you harness the potential of StreamYard and make your live streaming sessions successful, allowing you to build stronger connections with your audience.
Navigating through the live streaming process can be daunting, especially if you're a beginner. However, with tools like StreamYard and the guidance provided in this post, you'll soon realise that it's not as intimidating as it may seem initially. Happy streaming!
In this video, you will learn:
1. How to set up your FREE Streamyard account and configure your settings so that your live streams look professional and on-brand.
2. How to link up your slide deck before you go live, so that you can toggle through multiple presentation layouts to engage your audience.
3. How to encourage live questions from your audience to understand if your content is being received well or needs re-phrasing.
4. And a whole lot more…
Live streaming is a great way to promote engagement from your audience, but I caution against replacing your entire content creation strategy with live video. Although it may be easier for you to create live content, without having to edit, it may be more difficult for your audience to consume. Always have your audience at the heart of everything you do.
Enjoy the process, no matter the outcome.
- Tim
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[@alberttechchannel7250]

awesome tutorial tnx sir

[@timpeakman]

@alberttechchannel7250 you're so welcome - glad it helped! 🤓

[@rdweeks50]

Super appreciate this tutorial for StreamYard Tim!

[@timpeakman]

You’re welcome RD. Let me know if you have any more questions. With anything. 👍🏼

[@RihamJarjour]

Gazillion thanks

[@timpeakman]

It’s my pleasure Riham. So glad you found it useful. 🙏🏼

[@lisamaiaambrose6968]

Hi there! Thanks so much, when sharing do I use the link that youtube provides, or the link that stream yard provides?

[@timpeakman]

Hi Lisa. Great question. As StreamYard streams into multiple platforms, I would always share the platform link specific to your audience. So if you’re setting up a simple StreamYard to KZbin link, I would share the single KZbin live link. Hope this helps. 🤓

[@timpeakman]

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[@PatternStudio101]

Thank you for the video! Can Streamyard share my screen? I need to show my audience some slides, videos, websites, etc. I'm wondering all of those are possible with Stramyard? Thank you 😊

[@timpeakman]

What a great question! So for sharing your screen, I would recommend using a second monitor. This way, you can operate StreamYard AND showcase your second screen. For slide sharing you can either do the same, or you can upload google slides into StreamYard (like I explain in this video) and share within the studio. This way, you can use one screen. Hope this makes sense? 🤓

[@PatternStudio101]

@Tim Peakman Thank you so much! I'm thinking KZbin live stream, but because I need to share my screen, someone said I have to use OBS for that. I'm still looking for some easy way lol Always appreciate your great videos!

[@timpeakman]

@@PatternStudio101 no you don’t ‘have’ to use OBS. You can. But to share screens whilst still using most softwares, you will benefit from a second screen. 🙌🏽