Twitch CEO Shares How to Grow on Twitch (interview)

[@K_Lateral]

Dan Clancy taking out the entire Kick team in dodgeball is super poetic

[@ranchdubois8990]

Sapnap has to learn to throw for content lol

[@spelladrought]

you genuinely have some of the best interviews i’ve seen, good work !

[@lefton4ya]

Sad this doesn’t have more views, this is a great interview especially for streamers or even fans of any creators

[@trykarat]

thanks for listening! and yea hoping more folks see it - I think understanding Dan helped me understand Twitch

[@JitteryJackanape]

I'm really glad I found this. I'm sharing it with my discord for myself and other small streamers to watch. Dan is good for twitch. Changes can be tough but he's honest and transparent and he likes the ecosystem.

[@yeschefwithchadkubanoff]

Great interview

[@Arborbor]

Wonderful interview. Dan is a great leader

[@daveski7]

Lmao Twitch is a joke of a company. One of the worst company leaders out there

[@wornturtle]

Enjoyable watch. As a streamer it makes me feel positive about the future of Twitch. Also, exciting to have a musician at the helm as that mostly untapped side of Twitch has monstorous potential. Here's hoping that arm of the ecosystem gets spared the serious thought it deserves.

[@Alexius1Komnenos]

Great chat

[@JoeGamesAndSocializes]

23:05 I don't think it's fair for Clancy to point out that KZbin live streams are "just a bunch of people yelling". There are plenty of great communities that have formed and had been built on KZbin. A good friend of mine, TheJoshFeed, averaged 60 ccv on Twitch for, more or less, 6 years. He then moved over to KZbin to do livestreams solely there, and in the span of a year, he grew from averaging 30 ccv to 500 ccv, and his COMMUNITY is thriving on KZbin livestreams now. He averages more viewership for his streams than content creators on KZbin who have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. That being said, I think the other points Dan made were totally fair in regards to metrics, partnership, and understanding what separates Twitch from other platforms.

[@skzopct_0511]

RLLY GOOD POD, I LEARNED A LOT.

[@rogerhess8754]

Quality podcast tbh!

[@austin7603]

great conversation and great edits!

[@trykarat]

Thank you!!

[@kylefisher1553]

Cool conversation

[@mikec2845]

Haven't finished it yet but I'm surprised by how good these interview questions are going! You're great at keeping the conversation going, very reminiscent of Colin and Samir but with your own charm. Keep this stuff up! You for sure have a career here Edit: The fact this podcast is tied to some kind of debit card product is a little weird tbh, I wish I was supporting just an individual podcast creator 😅

[@trykarat]

Awww appreciate it!! And yes I’m also cofounder of a company helping creators w their finances- it’s the other side of what I do - but doesn’t affect the convos I get to have here on the pod 🥰

[@jashonwestbrook3362]

why doesnt this have more views?!?!

[@trykarat]

Thansk for watching! 🥹

[@leforestierdamien877]

nice podcast

[@TisSarahBarah]

Small = "200-300" *dies inside* "I'm okay!"

[@elocybles]

Cool pod:)

[@LOL_MANN]

Good vid 👍🏻

[@chloeshih]

THIS EPISODE IS SO INSANELY HYPPPEEEE

[@RadicalLynx]

Dan talking about how you pull up a chair for an hour and stay engaged with the streamer the whole time misses a huge (probably the majority) segment of users who have multiple streams open at the same time or have streams on in the background while they work or whatever. The policy preventing viewers from counting for secondary/nonactive tabs is a manifestation of this misunderstanding.

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

When he talks about usernames. I remember using the crappy SinisterKiller. Which over time evolved into SinisterIsRandom. Which most dont have but also cause im very random and i got a evil laugh that you'd expect from a villian.