Introduction To Twitch TV Video Game Live Streaming
- Thank you for taking the course! What do you get out of it?
- Introduction with John Shea.
- Overview of Twitch TV
- Why do you want to stream on Twitch?
- Partner Program, Subscriptions & Ways To Earn Revenue Streaming
Case studies of success on twich.
- Noahj456 used YouTube to build a large Twitch audience.
- Syndicate has the most Twitch followers and built from YouTube.
- Socialblade has hundreds more case studies you can view.
Which game to play? What are people watching?
- League of Legends is the top game on Twitch.
- Looking deep into the browse features will show you a lot about streaming.
- Play Anything You Want – But Keep Sight Of What’s Trending
- The opportunity is to find a game you like where people will watch.
- New games on release day provide a great opportunity to get new viewers.
Hardware Setup and Picking a Streaming Platform
- To stream you need hardware to stream and software to manage it.
- Simple getting started streaming solution: direct from the console with Twitch.
- Entry level streaming solution: BenQ monitor and Elgato HD capture card.
- The microphone is one of the most important pieces of equipment.
- Wirecast is what I use to stream on my iMac with a green screen.
- Open Broadcaster Software (OBS)
- GameShow
- Xsplit
Setting Up Your Channel
- Setting Up Your Channel
- Getting High Quality Artwork For Your Channel
- Adding a Greenscreen
Consistency & Your Personality
- Doing a little bit every day is the most effective way to do anything.
- Being Entertaining On Your Stream
- Playing Games Consistently For an Audience
- Giving back to your streamers will ensure they come back.
Building a Following
- Uploading videos to Facebook works great for me to get people watching me game.
- Uploading videos to YouTube works great to get organic traffic over time.
- Follow for follow Facebook groups help to get your initial following fast.
- Making Friends With Other Streamers
- Receiving Donations While You Stream
- How I handle haters and negative comments.
Conclusion
- The Conclusion To The Course