Piggybacking off Twitch Highlights & Youtube

deathass01

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I've seen this a lot recently,

Twitch highlights/vods from famous streamers, uploading on youtube, does anyone here do it?

Revenue wise, whats it worth?

 

johnny4k

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try your self and post

 

deathass01

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might be worth a try

 

Hay700

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Yeah it's great, and no-copyright... Depends really on how quickly you can upload.

 

deathass01

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hay706 said:

Yeah it's great, and no-copyright... Depends really on how quickly you can upload.

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I'm sure there's ways of auto uploading Just have to pick a streamer or multiple streamers that haven't been saturated too much on YT

 

Hay700

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deathass01 said:

I'm sure there's ways of auto uploading Just have to pick a streamer or multiple streamers that haven't been saturated too much on YT

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Sure you can autoupload, but the best videos are normally highlights.
Most people don't have 8 hours a day to watch a stream & most of the views are going towards 10-15 minutes videos.

 

Univa

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Well Its really a good niche if you can find the right streamer and audience.
I am subscribed to a channel which does the same and has around 125k subs and pulls in around 20-50k views in every video and since he is in gaming niche he does gets 3-4 figures contracts too. But the major part is he uploads like 6-8 videos a day and every video is more than 15 minutes.

 

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• Oct 9, 2017

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Have seen channels like this grow big, specially in the Hearthstone community.
Just a word of notice:
The streamer still owns the right to his/her content. And can strike a copyright claim on your videos.

To prevent this ask for permission and link back to their streams / YT channel in return. And add some editing of your own. This way you add value to both the viewer and content creator.
//Kia

 

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Gary Dodson

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not having any idea about this...