Yeah its awful.. I got rid of my affiliate because I really just don't want to be a part of that anymore. It's kind of nice to know where the money goes, but twitch just doesn't do much for the streamer
same as apples cut for using their platforms, i decided against twitch affiliate and just stream for fun and concentrate on my 2 youtube channels mainly
Bro the amount of times ive shared a video of yours, to a small streamer, and them disagree is insane. Literally free information, worth thousands, and yet people still disagree with facts.
@horn That's because Devin is focusing on the 1000 true believers method. I.E: It's better to have 1000 people who really care and will support you every month rather than 10000 people who throw peanuts once. But lets do some real simple math to prove his point: Say you're a channel with 100 subs purely to make the math easy. Lets say that you get 5$ per sub. Lets say you encourage people to use patreon instead of subscriptions. That means you're making 250$ a month because Twitch is taking half of it. If you had the exact same set up(100 subs, 5$/sub) on Patreon you'd be making 425$/month. That's 2.50$/sub on Twitch vs 4.25$/sub on Patreon. The difference is so great that you could lose 41% of your subscribers and still make as much as you were making on Twitch. Every single Patreon sub is worth nearly twice as much as a Twitch sub. And that's ignoring the fact you won't actually lose those twitch subs, because the guys with prime will still give you prime if they were doing that anyway. There's literally no downside to a streamer promoting Patreon over Twitch subs.
Even if one were to factor in Twitch Prime subs, to make the same amount of cash from, say, 50 patrons, you'd have to roughly double the amount of people that sub to you on twitch. Sure, twitch is a more convenient way to get subs, but enough so to be able to make up for the amount of cash Twitch takes out of your pocket compared to Patreon? I may have my issues with how Patreon selectively enforces rules, but compared to the absolutely insane way Twitch enforces (or rather chooses not to) rules on top of how much money they take out of your pocket every month, should make it a no brainier to anyone choosing between the two. Every platform has its strengths and weaknesses, but where it matters most, the money you get from the work you put out, the numbers make it clear as day
@horn The main reason why he encourages not rushing and getting affiliate is because by getting an affiliate contract you are signing away your exclusivity, by being an affiliate you are exclusive to twitch which just limits your growth by a lot
@@sebamoreno2986 Would you recommend restream.io then? That exclusivity just pertains to streaming right? You can still make RUclips videos and do other things.
@@cryora yes just to streaming. So while youre streaming on twitch as an affiliate you cant also be streaming on other platforms at the same time. Or you can't upload your vod or any clips elsewhere besides twitch within that 24 hour window. Once that passes then you're more than free to share it to where ever. Restream may help reach an audience buuut ya never know, it'll be hard to swing ppl to youtube or facebook thats for sure, A lot of ppl are just used to being on twitch and using the twitch chat/ emotes they dont really like switching things up as its not normal to them. But if you're not an affiliate right now, deff try doing some re stream. Do it to RUclips and Twitch, make sure to have links to both platforms so the viewers can click on them to check them out.
"Every one of you has some kind of unique value to add to the world" I'm usually here for twitch drama, wasn't expecting to get motivated to try. Thank you so much for that :)
@@Ratzy1614 That exact feeling is what super successful people have often as well, Imposter Syndrome. Most people who aren't arrogant think they aren't as smart, talented, or special as they are because they essentially know everything about themselves. The reason not everyone is incredibly successful in their passions is usually because they don't fully understand and utilize what their skills are, so just keep looking or hone in on something you enjoy.
It is a abusive relationship between Twitch and the Streamer. I requested to be Offboarded from Twitch over a month ago, and they still say I am an affiliate. I now just am breaking ToS because I refuse to be owned. Thanks for continuing to push this topic.
Today is the day I'm starting a Patreon. This man has gotten me through so many odd content creator struggles and I'm forever grateful. From 0 to 50k in 9 months thanks to a lot of this advice. Thanks mate!
Idk how much risk is put into these videos but being a “streamer” on twitch for 6 years I really appreciate you educating not only myself but the public thank you for what you do.
I decided to quit my job at the beginning of this month to start a patreon for game development to tie into youtube/twitch as a full time income, and this video actually reinforced my thoughts on that decision. Even though I'm not the most experienced developer, I hope I can provide value and knowledge for people that were like me wanting to get into development
After watching numerous of your videos, I can say I felt good about making the descision to leave the affiliate program and to begin multistreaming. I still have a lot of work to do but your talks really do help explain so many angles that comes with subjects since you are willing to bring these issues to the light!
At the point of watching this video, this has to be the best one ever. From revenue split unboxing to value providing revision. I don't know if we will get better share than this, but this has to be the best one so far despite being just 24 mins.
I always watch your videos and find them really informative but this one is in the top percentile! I set up my patreon and got subs immediately but then nothing... I KNOW that I should have kept promoting it but never did, I kind of feel that that psychology was probably linked to the fact that I was just starting out and growing my YT subs and it actually felt rude to ask, but you are so right... I have a handful of followers by comparison to most but many people that regularly comment... the "true supporters" and your video has been such a kick up the backside for me to promote my patreon more and to reimagine it... thank you!
Now i get why streamers aren't so adamant about putting ads on their streams, not only it disturbs the stream but it also doesnt contribute much to your revenue.
Multistreaming to RUclips and Facebook at the same time (or even streaming to just one of those platforms), being somewhat active on twitter, having a Patreon with proper incentives (like copyrighted content on youtube exclusive to patreons, uploading videos weeks earlier to patreons, etc), a TikTok for the Virality and an instagram for your personal self might be the move...
I’ve already sort of established a foundation/brand on youtube and twitter and have recently expanded into twitch in the past few months yet everything you’re saying makes completely sense and makes me regret accepting the affiliate contract as I’m barely over the halfway mark towards affiliate, the 1000 “true fan” rule is something that’s often ignored by people on the platform but it’s driving me crazy
the partner program is for content creators and gaming companies (legal thing). If you want to know more look into blizzard's content creator policy thing, basically they can strike your videos unless you are a streamer, youtuber or other content creator in a partner program or on a 'path' to one.
Holy Jesus. The value of your videos are insane. Yet ppl still manage to fail. I'm gonna try and combine everything i've learned the past year and start my own road. The Patreon hint is just brilliant and couldn't come at a better time ngl!
The revenue split explains explicitly why Twitch streamers in the past dont bother about ads that much and Twitch had to make some kind of force now for streamers to do ads for twitch more often.
you single handedly made me give up on twitch and focus on twitter n youtube ive been writing down and thinking about my plans for the past week and i hope it picks up some traction in a month or two after i start
It's notable to remind that patreon will or rather has banned people for breaking its rules WHILE OFF of its platform. But it's pretty damn good besides that.
BRB, I have to pick up the fragments of my mind that just exploded all over the room after watching this video. Seriously though, after watching Devin's video about how you should NEVER become a Twitch Affiliate, I thought to myself (without even knowing about how good the payout split was), "Well, it seems like the best idea for a smaller streamer is to set up some kind of stream tipping system like StreamLabs (which is a front for PayPal) and a subscription system like Patreon and just make money that way." 5-12%? That's insane!
Literally hyper-relevant to our industry... love this as always! Thanks Devin. Patreon is a steep hill to climb, you need really involved fans - that’s tough. Even more involved than twitch. It’s harder for even a big brand or good creator to hit it big on patreon. It works super well for some types of content and not all.
Okay, I'm definitely routing my DBFZ coaching to Patreon instead of thru twitch subs thanks to this. Thank you Devin, as always, you're a lifesaver. (Also why the fuck am i still not subbed to your channel and i still get you on my frontpage, i thought i was subbed, FML. Clicking that button)
Appreciate the breakdown. I was looking for some straight forward answers to the best way (available to me) to support some content creators I like. 3 hours later, I finally found your vid. Thank you.
Hey Devin, i love your videos. I understand what you are saying. But i have two questions: - why are you streaming on twitch if its that bad? Are they doing something right? - how do you imagine redirecting your viewers to patreon? Its so much more convenient to press the sub button instead of taking the extra step to patreon. Plus the rewards (emotes, notification on the screen) are way more obvious. It seems like a patreon subscription is better. But i dont see that it is possible to have 100 patreon subscribers instead of 100 twitch subscribers. If there are mistakes ->*English is not my first language. Sorry^^'
from what i know of Devin, he would prob say RUclips, but if you still want to through the Twitch route, never agree to apply for any affiliate program. But Twitch Partner is a different story depending on your contract.
I have been slowly building my 1000 true fans. I must have faith in myself to grow and build upon the things I am capable of. I may not know at the moment how I can make anything into a reality but I believe in myself and people believe in me. That's something, not nothing.
Well I guess I should go start a patreon. To be blunt I’ve never wanted one (as on now) because currently my sub count on RUclips is relatively small at 2k. But you’re saying I should still start one regardless or should I wait until that sub base grows towards at least 3-4K subs?
As someone who moved from America to Europe a couple years ago (love not politics 😄) I really appreciate these breakdowns on RUclips! Videos like these are part of what inspired me to start a new non-affiliate channel, and try and do something truly unique on the platform! One of my main game plans was to sacrifice Affiliate bucks for multistreaming and monetize mostly through Patreon! Appreciate all the data ⚡️🙌🏽⚡️
I'm 28 and I still haven't found my value in the world. I've tried a lot of different things but nothing has paid off yet. How do you find out where your value is and how to capitalize on it?
I've read the Affiliate agreement and I don't see where it says they own your likeness. Like, if you make content on Twitch and wanted to grow to something else, are they able to say you can't do it because it's theirs?
i was really hoping to get partnered on twitch this year but after watching this i'm switching to youtube ASAP. been streaming on twitch for a year now and i really regret not starting off on youtube instead. thanks for the info
I don't understand... Twitch is so bad to content creators but nobody boycotts it. Streamers keep using it, viewers keep subbing, etc... So Twitch is in a place where it doesn't need to do anything different.
Hi Devin, is Harry Mack on your radar? I think his youtube strategy is phenominal. He goes on omegle to show case his freestyle rapping skills, then posts the highlights on youtube. Since January 2020, he's grown his channel subscriber count from 100K to 700K.
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Wow I had no idea about twitch’s terrible ad revenue split. And they wonder why streamers hate running ads on their platform
Yeah it's really bad
They get contracts from twitch which give them better splits or a steady income
@@fahrenheit9646 On subs, not ads
Yeah its awful.. I got rid of my affiliate because I really just don't want to be a part of that anymore. It's kind of nice to know where the money goes, but twitch just doesn't do much for the streamer
same as apples cut for using their platforms, i decided against twitch affiliate and just stream for fun and concentrate on my 2 youtube channels mainly
Bro the amount of times ive shared a video of yours, to a small streamer, and them disagree is insane. Literally free information, worth thousands, and yet people still disagree with facts.
@horn That's because Devin is focusing on the 1000 true believers method. I.E: It's better to have 1000 people who really care and will support you every month rather than 10000 people who throw peanuts once.
But lets do some real simple math to prove his point: Say you're a channel with 100 subs purely to make the math easy. Lets say that you get 5$ per sub. Lets say you encourage people to use patreon instead of subscriptions. That means you're making 250$ a month because Twitch is taking half of it. If you had the exact same set up(100 subs, 5$/sub) on Patreon you'd be making 425$/month.
That's 2.50$/sub on Twitch vs 4.25$/sub on Patreon. The difference is so great that you could lose 41% of your subscribers and still make as much as you were making on Twitch. Every single Patreon sub is worth nearly twice as much as a Twitch sub.
And that's ignoring the fact you won't actually lose those twitch subs, because the guys with prime will still give you prime if they were doing that anyway. There's literally no downside to a streamer promoting Patreon over Twitch subs.
Even if one were to factor in Twitch Prime subs, to make the same amount of cash from, say, 50 patrons, you'd have to roughly double the amount of people that sub to you on twitch. Sure, twitch is a more convenient way to get subs, but enough so to be able to make up for the amount of cash Twitch takes out of your pocket compared to Patreon? I may have my issues with how Patreon selectively enforces rules, but compared to the absolutely insane way Twitch enforces (or rather chooses not to) rules on top of how much money they take out of your pocket every month, should make it a no brainier to anyone choosing between the two.
Every platform has its strengths and weaknesses, but where it matters most, the money you get from the work you put out, the numbers make it clear as day
@horn The main reason why he encourages not rushing and getting affiliate is because by getting an affiliate contract you are signing away your exclusivity, by being an affiliate you are exclusive to twitch which just limits your growth by a lot
@@sebamoreno2986 Would you recommend restream.io then? That exclusivity just pertains to streaming right? You can still make RUclips videos and do other things.
@@cryora yes just to streaming. So while youre streaming on twitch as an affiliate you cant also be streaming on other platforms at the same time. Or you can't upload your vod or any clips elsewhere besides twitch within that 24 hour window. Once that passes then you're more than free to share it to where ever. Restream may help reach an audience buuut ya never know, it'll be hard to swing ppl to youtube or facebook thats for sure, A lot of ppl are just used to being on twitch and using the twitch chat/ emotes they dont really like switching things up as its not normal to them. But if you're not an affiliate right now, deff try doing some re stream. Do it to RUclips and Twitch, make sure to have links to both platforms so the viewers can click on them to check them out.
Imagine being as exploitative as twitch and still not making money. Embarrassing
2treecko twitch is ran by morons
man i just love when he talks about how major companies are pimps lol
well yeah capitalism is basically a pimp-conomy
"Twitch is a Pimp" yup because most of streamers are a bunch of _ _ _ _ _ _😂
@@HitoriGnocchi that's why I love my capitalism with a healthy dose of socialism
Pimps are just sexy Robber Barons.
And Twitch viewers are SIMPs amirite...maybe that's why they banned the word 🤔
Devin is not exaggerating to any extent here. Patreon changed my life completely.
until some patreon janitor decides he doesn't like your content and bans you for no reason.
Twitch takes 50% off the top, and then you pay 30% in taxes. Your channel generates $20, you get $7.
Man twitch is awful. No discovery... insane commission no ad revenue. Good vid 👍
"Every one of you has some kind of unique value to add to the world" I'm usually here for twitch drama, wasn't expecting to get motivated to try. Thank you so much for that :)
How can I help not feeling the opposite .. I feel like I have 0 value in the content creation space
i dont know my vlaue. I would pay that $1500 to devin to find out
If you think you have 0 value, then you probaly need to change up your content
I don’t make content. I just don’t think I do anything better than anyone that’s positive
@@Ratzy1614 That exact feeling is what super successful people have often as well, Imposter Syndrome. Most people who aren't arrogant think they aren't as smart, talented, or special as they are because they essentially know everything about themselves. The reason not everyone is incredibly successful in their passions is usually because they don't fully understand and utilize what their skills are, so just keep looking or hone in on something you enjoy.
It is a abusive relationship between Twitch and the Streamer. I requested to be Offboarded from Twitch over a month ago, and they still say I am an affiliate. I now just am breaking ToS because I refuse to be owned. Thanks for continuing to push this topic.
I imagine the CEO of twitch probably has fuzzy dice on their rear view mirror and drives a purple hydraulic retro car
Thats actually something Emmett Shear probably has 😂
hes a clown.
They may also be named A Pimp Named Slickback.
@horn twitch is not profitable because it is run by incompetant morons, if it was runs by midly competant persons it would be profitable
Suddenly the obsession with the colour Purple makes so much more sense!
Today is the day I'm starting a Patreon. This man has gotten me through so many odd content creator struggles and I'm forever grateful. From 0 to 50k in 9 months thanks to a lot of this advice. Thanks mate!
I love how nash is saying twitch rips people off in a twitch stream lmao
It's really funny how he dances around trashing them and his NDA 🤣
If they banned him it would only benefit him and make them look bad
@@gigacat1703 exactly
Idk how much risk is put into these videos but being a “streamer” on twitch for 6 years I really appreciate you educating not only myself but the public thank you for what you do.
And how’s it going for you after 6 years
I was interested but might jump into FB
@@duckmanVSR honestly I average 7 viewers I love my community but no where nere full time
@@BalancePK after 6 years you avg 6 viewers? You are doing something very very wrong
I watched this live, very useful talk.
I decided to quit my job at the beginning of this month to start a patreon for game development to tie into youtube/twitch as a full time income, and this video actually reinforced my thoughts on that decision. Even though I'm not the most experienced developer, I hope I can provide value and knowledge for people that were like me wanting to get into development
man that sounds perfect for me
good stuff Devin Nash 👍
Oh you're here hey Hannah
Yo is that Hannahxxrose
After watching numerous of your videos, I can say I felt good about making the descision to leave the affiliate program and to begin multistreaming. I still have a lot of work to do but your talks really do help explain so many angles that comes with subjects since you are willing to bring these issues to the light!
At the point of watching this video, this has to be the best one ever. From revenue split unboxing to value providing revision. I don't know if we will get better share than this, but this has to be the best one so far despite being just 24 mins.
I always watch your videos and find them really informative but this one is in the top percentile! I set up my patreon and got subs immediately but then nothing... I KNOW that I should have kept promoting it but never did, I kind of feel that that psychology was probably linked to the fact that I was just starting out and growing my YT subs and it actually felt rude to ask, but you are so right... I have a handful of followers by comparison to most but many people that regularly comment... the "true supporters" and your video has been such a kick up the backside for me to promote my patreon more and to reimagine it... thank you!
Now i get why streamers aren't so adamant about putting ads on their streams, not only it disturbs the stream but it also doesnt contribute much to your revenue.
Multistreaming to RUclips and Facebook at the same time (or even streaming to just one of those platforms), being somewhat active on twitter, having a Patreon with proper incentives (like copyrighted content on youtube exclusive to patreons, uploading videos weeks earlier to patreons, etc), a TikTok for the Virality and an instagram for your personal self might be the move...
Twitch is going to use all that ad revenue to hire a hitman for Devin XD
I’ve already sort of established a foundation/brand on youtube and twitter and have recently expanded into twitch in the past few months yet everything you’re saying makes completely sense and makes me regret accepting the affiliate contract as I’m barely over the halfway mark towards affiliate, the 1000 “true fan” rule is something that’s often ignored by people on the platform but it’s driving me crazy
maybe I wouldnt think ads on twitch were so bad if I didnt have to watch the SAME ONE 15 TIMES
on god sometimes I just get off of it
RUclips Partner? Is that different than the Partner program or a different tier?
Fancy seeing you here 🤔 new rider and have watched a bunch of your vids good shit!!
This too is a question I have after looking at my contract.
I don’t think it is different.
the partner program is for content creators and gaming companies (legal thing). If you want to know more look into blizzard's content creator policy thing, basically they can strike your videos unless you are a streamer, youtuber or other content creator in a partner program or on a 'path' to one.
OKAY so I'm definitely focusing on RUclips and not twitch, thank you.
You give authentic value on your videos, thx man!!
0:38 Sport its in the game
Where you been Mr. Nash 😥? Miss your videos
Nice talk as always Devin! One of these days I'll tune in for the Twitch Live but I'm always here for the trimmed VODs on YT :)
One of your best videos I've seen. Thanks!
Already got my Patreon growing, I'm so thankful to the people who actually decided to join! ❤️
You are the goat Devin!
Takeaway: Save 15% or more on platform insurance by switching to .. anything else but Twitch. And start a Patreon. And a RUclips. Screw Twitch, btw.
Came because the idea of Twitch being called a pimp is funny, stayed for great information.
16:50 Devin doesn't know how much this shook me, even tho i'm not a streamer it made me kinda happy :)
Holy Jesus. The value of your videos are insane. Yet ppl still manage to fail. I'm gonna try and combine everything i've learned the past year and start my own road. The Patreon hint is just brilliant and couldn't come at a better time ngl!
this is a goldmine of information
Oh really
16:57 thanks devin needed that today.
Learned some cool things, was saved from a pimp and was told I have value. Great video, good day.
Thanks for all the insights mr Nash
The revenue split explains explicitly why Twitch streamers in the past dont bother about ads that much and Twitch had to make some kind of force now for streamers to do ads for twitch more often.
So much value in every video you produce. Thank you!
you single handedly made me give up on twitch and focus on twitter n youtube ive been writing down and thinking about my plans for the past week and i hope it picks up some traction in a month or two after i start
The only thing that is keeping Twitch together is the emotes and the culture, ie youtube being for normies
So should I stream on Facebook, Twitch, or RUclips?
Solid information.
Thank you! 👍
Yoo the thumb nail the title you getting way better man 👏🏼
It's notable to remind that patreon will or rather has banned people for breaking its rules WHILE OFF of its platform. But it's pretty damn good besides that.
Excellent discussion Devin, the inner workings are fascinating. Cheers.
Thank you for your knowledge! Totally agree!
BRB, I have to pick up the fragments of my mind that just exploded all over the room after watching this video.
Seriously though, after watching Devin's video about how you should NEVER become a Twitch Affiliate, I thought to myself (without even knowing about how good the payout split was), "Well, it seems like the best idea for a smaller streamer is to set up some kind of stream tipping system like StreamLabs (which is a front for PayPal) and a subscription system like Patreon and just make money that way." 5-12%? That's insane!
Literally hyper-relevant to our industry... love this as always! Thanks Devin.
Patreon is a steep hill to climb, you need really involved fans - that’s tough. Even more involved than twitch. It’s harder for even a big brand or good creator to hit it big on patreon. It works super well for some types of content and not all.
Okay, I'm definitely routing my DBFZ coaching to Patreon instead of thru twitch subs thanks to this.
Thank you Devin, as always, you're a lifesaver.
(Also why the fuck am i still not subbed to your channel and i still get you on my frontpage, i thought i was subbed, FML. Clicking that button)
Big fan keep it up
or else
@@loudnoises8197 YO ITS ARIS
@@SensesEU Definitely n0pants
@@gbdcafe3137 This actually makes hella sense
What have I done
Came in right at the end on this one. Glad it's live!
Man you pick me up on the worst of days with stuff like the 1000 true fans bit. Thanks 👍
for reals. your one of the only people that I know who talks about this.
Appreciate the breakdown. I was looking for some straight forward answers to the best way (available to me) to support some content creators I like. 3 hours later, I finally found your vid. Thank you.
Hey Devin, i love your videos.
I understand what you are saying. But i have two questions:
- why are you streaming on twitch if its that bad? Are they doing something right?
- how do you imagine redirecting your viewers to patreon? Its so much more convenient to press the sub button instead of taking the extra step to patreon. Plus the rewards (emotes, notification on the screen) are way more obvious. It seems like a patreon subscription is better. But i dont see that it is possible to have 100 patreon subscribers instead of 100 twitch subscribers.
If there are mistakes ->*English is not my first language. Sorry^^'
Hey Devin, so would you recommend, if one was to start streaming, to stream on twitch or RUclips? Thanks for the video, it’s great.
from what i know of Devin, he would prob say RUclips, but if you still want to through the Twitch route, never agree to apply for any affiliate program. But Twitch Partner is a different story depending on your contract.
I have been slowly building my 1000 true fans. I must have faith in myself to grow and build upon the things I am capable of. I may not know at the moment how I can make anything into a reality but I believe in myself and people believe in me. That's something, not nothing.
Well I guess I should go start a patreon. To be blunt I’ve never wanted one (as on now) because currently my sub count on RUclips is relatively small at 2k. But you’re saying I should still start one regardless or should I wait until that sub base grows towards at least 3-4K subs?
Eye-poppingly good content. I'm immediately rethinking my strategy because of your RUclips video. TY TY TY!
As someone who moved from America to Europe a couple years ago (love not politics 😄) I really appreciate these breakdowns on RUclips!
Videos like these are part of what inspired me to start a new non-affiliate channel, and try and do something truly unique on the platform! One of my main game plans was to sacrifice Affiliate bucks for multistreaming and monetize mostly through Patreon! Appreciate all the data ⚡️🙌🏽⚡️
not sure whether it's big enough but what about floatplane
Everyone have some kind of value to add to the world. You have no idea what that small sentence mean to me. Ty Devin i needed to hear that
Devin coming in with these fast uploads! What did we do to deserve this??
Thanks for this
I'm 28 and I still haven't found my value in the world. I've tried a lot of different things but nothing has paid off yet. How do you find out where your value is and how to capitalize on it?
Practice and trial and error. Just keep doing different things till find the one that clicks
Thanks Devin, very cool!
Love the talks Devin. Keep em coming 👌
Me: *Watches video*
Patreon: "you called?"
this guy seems very smart with marketing, he should run a business.
These talks make me want to start content creation but I'd have no idea what to create really lol
Why not make content on things you've never done? Document your learning experience and share your opinions
@@bogartwilley mainly because I'm not really that interested in enough things that I could make enough content on I think
@@bogartwilley you just gave me an idea
I've read the Affiliate agreement and I don't see where it says they own your likeness. Like, if you make content on Twitch and wanted to grow to something else, are they able to say you can't do it because it's theirs?
oh i saw this live :o
Very insightful. Love this channel. This information shouldn't be free!
i was really hoping to get partnered on twitch this year but after watching this i'm switching to youtube ASAP. been streaming on twitch for a year now and i really regret not starting off on youtube instead. thanks for the info
Just found ya on Miko's channel, you a cool dude. Suuubbbed.
What about Ko-Fi? Is a platform like Patreon but whitout any cuts revenue.
Why no more videos
LMAO THE THUMBNAIL 😂
it's crazy the value of giving end users a positive experience
I had my volume all the way up until he started talking about por hub😐 my mom and sister were right next to me😂😂
Sounds like your already halfway to enjoying an eighty percent cut on ad revenue.
@@saijeetdogra9360 what does that have to do with anything I just said😕
@@ebag7455 probably a joke about incest
@@Elyzeon. probably.
Once again, showing that streamers and content creators need to move away from Twitch.
I already have. It’s the awakening
I would but the emotes make the entire platform
@@GlarityHD you mean like xQc's chat?
jk
Last time I talked to twitch, minimum ad spend for a brand was at like 20K too
So much insane quality! Love your videos and your twitch! The humor is great too to ease my amazement with this facts and tips!
I don't understand... Twitch is so bad to content creators but nobody boycotts it. Streamers keep using it, viewers keep subbing, etc... So Twitch is in a place where it doesn't need to do anything different.
liked this video for the boyfriend experience line. Nash is King lol
Thank you!
I love Devin Nash.
Hi Devin, is Harry Mack on your radar?
I think his youtube strategy is phenominal. He goes on omegle to show case his freestyle rapping skills, then posts the highlights on youtube.
Since January 2020, he's grown his channel subscriber count from 100K to 700K.
This man is doing the Blood God’s work for streamers.
Great video as always thank you for the content!
Another phenomenal vid; solid analysis
thumbnail game on point in this one
7:16 AlanCarteg in chat literally giving us the title of the video lol
so what happens when you get the backhand?
who gives it to you?
all this is so interesting huh