I just made my first ever scripted video and I think I did pretty solid for editing. I'm just surprised I was able to get this up on the same day as the list, but feedback is always appreciated and I just want to grow my community. I also have to change so many of my decks from the Wash Away ban
I've tried content creation in one way shape or form for probably the last 10 years, but over the last week I've decided to start a new channel and actually put some consistent time into streaming and YouTube. So far I have been hitting 4-6 live viewers on Twitch as well as 31k views over the last week on YouTube from shorts with a 41% that stayed to watch and I have also recently started uploading longer form stuff on YouTube as well as shorts every 6 hours for the last week. This first week is finally over and I don't know how new channels usually do, so I was wanting some advice as well as a scale of how exactly I'm doing
I've tried content creation in one way shape or form for probably the last 10 years, but over the last week I've decided to start a new channel and actually put some consistent time into streaming and YouTube. So far I have been hitting 4-6 live viewers on Twitch as well as 31k views over the last week on YouTube from shorts with a 41% that stayed to watch and I have also recently started uploading longer form stuff on YouTube as well as shorts every 6 hours for the last week. This first week is finally over and I don't know how new channels usually do, so I was wanting some advice as well as a scale of how exactly I'm doing
I've tried content creation in one way shape or form for probably the last 10 years, but over the last week I've decided to start a new channel and actually put some consistent time into streaming and YouTube. So far I have been hitting 4-6 live viewers on Twitch pretty consistently and I have also recently started uploading longer form stuff on YouTube as well as shorts every 6 hours for the last week. This first week is finally over and I don't know how new channels usually do, so I was wanting some advice as well as a scale of how exactly I'm doing
Link for anyone who is curious:
I've tried content creation in one way shape or form for probably the last 10 years, but over the last week I've decided to start a new channel and actually put some consistent time into streaming and YouTube. So far I have been hitting 4-6 live viewers on Twitch pretty consistently and I have also recently started uploading longer form stuff on YouTube as well as shorts every 6 hours for the last week. This first week is finally over and I don't know how new channels usually do, so I was wanting some advice as well as a scale of how exactly I'm doing
Link for anyone who is curious:
I've tried content creation in one way shape or form for probably the last 10 years, but over the last week I've decided to start a new channel and actually put some consistent time into streaming and YouTube. So far I have been hitting 4-6 live viewers on Twitch pretty consistently and I have also recently started uploading longer form stuff on YouTube as well as shorts every 6 hours for the last week. This first week is finally over and I don't know how new channels usually do, so I was wanting some advice as well as a scale of how exactly I'm doing
Link for anyone who is curious:
I've done content creation on and off for several years, but early last week I decided to lock in and get and stay consistent with streaming on a new channel and get consistent shorts up on YouTube. I'm also soon going to be getting more full length stuff on there and I usually don't know how newer creators are doing. If I stay consistent I assume the views are going to go up, but from what I've heard a 40% average is usually pretty good when trying to get people to stay on the shorts. Primarily right now I am doing Overwatch content, but I have several games in mind to do stuff for, but right now Overwatch is treating me really good
(Invincible): Thragg at this point is the leader of the Viltramites and the villain everyone is basically teaming up on. Mark(Invincible) saw his younger brother try to take on this guy before getting his hand broken and his jaw ripped off. Mark was filled with so much rage and was moving so fast that you could tell it was probably one of the strongest punches he has thrown up to that point. It was completely stopped by this guy's head without him moving an inch just to show how much above in power he is compared to the rest of the cast
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(Naruto): Kimimaro stole Sasuke while Naruto was trying to go after him and you could visibly see the Nine Tails chakra leaking out of Naruto from how mad he was that he was not able to rescue Sasuke from Orochimaru and how much he wanted to get Sasuke back. Not only did he absolutely stand no chance against Kimimaro at that point, but even by the end of the original series he never ended up getting Sasuke back