jerryloverboy
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- Dec 4, 2025
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I have been streaming on Twitch and im stuck at 15-20 viewers, i was wondering how i can attract new people to my channel, i am top 200 on the game i currently stream so i guess thats a plus.
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donkinoy28
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IF IT GENERATES PROFIT, TRY USING META ADVERTISING AND TIKTOK TO FIND MORE CUSTOMERS.
Czardesigner
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Try live streaming on TikTok; I think it will attract more players.
DannyPPC
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- Aug 10, 2022
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That's cool. What are you playing?
You'll "need" some extra promo channels to spread the word. I discover streamers via Tiktok and Youtube live sharing, but I am not familiar with the requirements to do so. Anyway, any kind of promotion would definetely help you, especially if you are building a comunitty around your persona.
You'll "need" some extra promo channels to spread the word. I discover streamers via Tiktok and Youtube live sharing, but I am not familiar with the requirements to do so. Anyway, any kind of promotion would definetely help you, especially if you are building a comunitty around your persona.
Cyber Meta Agency
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If you're making money from it, try adding advertising campaigns and live streaming on multiple platforms.
idea of live streaming on multiple platforms, I've found that YouTube Live and TikTok can be a powerful combination to drive traffic to your Twitch channel. By streaming simultaneously on these platforms, I've seen a 35% increase in new viewers on Twitch within 6 weeks. Additionally, creating short-form, high-energy clips from your streams and posting them on TikTok can help attract a younger audience, with an average engagement rate of 2.5% compared to 1.2% on other platforms.
HIPO Agency
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You’ll probably need a few additional channels to get more exposure. Personally, I often come across streamers through TikTok or YouTube livestreams, although I’m not too sure about the exact requirements to get featured there.
I usually look at what my competitors are doing. If I see something working well for them, I’ll try a similar approach at the beginning, then gradually tweak and optimize it to make it fit my own strategy better.
I usually look at what my competitors are doing. If I see something working well for them, I’ll try a similar approach at the beginning, then gradually tweak and optimize it to make it fit my own strategy better.