hi guys! I was streaming for about a year before I had to take some breaks for unfortunate personal reasons, but I'm getting back to the grind now and would appreciate any support coming back! thanks for checking my channel out :3
going live now for a couple hours! hope to see u there :D
Personally, I am much more inclined to invest in a stream if I see they seem "set up" well. I like when there's informative panels with a cohesive theme, with social links and things that let you learn a little about the streamer without having to watch too long. I also have spent a lot of time making my own decor for my stream, so I appreciate the effort when a small streamer has a cool theme that goes through their overlay, panels, etc.
If a streamer has no panels, or maybe just a bio and a donate button, I am more likely to assume they aren't as serious about streaming.
Does anyone relate to these sentiments? Do you think it's worth investing time and effort into that sort of theming, or do you not even look at streamers' panels?
hi guys! I was streaming for about a year before I had to take some breaks for unfortunate personal reasons, but I'm getting back to the grind now and would appreciate any support coming back! thanks for checking my channel out :3
I'll be live tonight! hope to see u there :D
I used to have a full emo side bang (not pictured), and I've been missing it recently as i prefer a more alt look. However, I feel like the straighter bangs maybe help compliment some of my less-flattering features.
which version of the bangs looks best for me? or should I keep growing them out and go even more side-bang like before? thanks c:
hitting her e from far away has to be one of the most satisfying feelings in the game
decided to turn the shelf that is essentially my backdrop for my streams into a shrine for my sanrio build a bears :3 (sorry that it's not only BaB but theres 6 mini beans and 6 full size guise in there hehe)
I see a lot of medium-sized streamers that I watch (in the league community, at least) make a secondary account on socials for content outside of their twitch stream gaming clips (such as dances in cosplay). As a very small streamer (7-10 avg viewers) could it be beneficial to make another instagram/tiktok for cosplays and more face-focused content, separate from my accounts for gaming clips? I'm sure there's some algorithmic reason bigger streamers do this, but I am unsure if it is necessary or helpful when I am so small.
thanks for any input :D!
I see a lot of medium-sized streamers that I watch (in the league community, at least) make a secondary account on socials for content outside of gaming clips (such as dances in cosplay). As a very small streamer (7-10 avg viewers) could it be beneficial to make another instagram/tiktok for cosplays and more face-focused content, separate from my accounts for gaming clips? I'm sure there's some algorithmic reason bigger streamers do this, but I am unsure if it is necessary when I am so small.
thanks for any input! :D
I see a lot of medium-sized streamers that I watch (in the league community, at least) make a secondary account on socials for content outside of gaming clips (such as dances in cosplay). As a very small streamer (7-10 avg viewers) could it be beneficial to make another instagram/tiktok for cosplays and more face-focused content, separate from my accounts for gaming clips? I'm sure there's some algorithmic reason bigger streamers do this, but I am unsure if it is necessary when I am so small.
thanks for any input! :D
I see a lot of medium-sized streamers that I watch (in the league community, at least) make a secondary account on socials for content outside of gaming clips (such as dances in cosplay). As a very small streamer (7-10 avg viewers) could it be beneficial to make another instagram/tiktok for cosplays and more face-focused content, separate from my accounts for gaming clips? I'm sure there's some algorithmic reason bigger streamers do this, but I am unsure if it is necessary when I am so small. Thanks for any input :D!