Would appreciate some advice/critique for my Twitch channel.

[Leeiuum]

Would appreciate any advice given to me for my Twitch channel.

I had to take a big break due to an electrical problem in my area, and plan to stream more and would appreciate if anyone can let me know on anything I can improve. I'm also planning on getting my audio levels just right so hopefully that works out.

I focus on Rainbow Six Siege and occasionally play Dead by Daylight.

Thanks and I appreciate any advice.

https://twitch.tv/givebrb

 

[Ever]

From the bit which i watched earlier, it seemed like a great, hq stream which you'd expect from the top streamers!

 

[Leeiuum]

From the bit which i watched earlier, it seemed like a great, hq stream which you'd expect from the top streamers!

Thanks mate

 

[alhassanv]

Seems nice, great commentary, enjoyed the little but I watched.

 

[Leeiuum]

Seems nice, great commentary, enjoyed the little but I watched.

I appreciate you taking a look Thank you!

 

[Magnusdk123]

I like your art for the channel. The rules, info etc is well explained and looks nice, though I don't like your introduction saying "I'm weird".

 

[Leeiuum]

I like your art for the channel. The rules, info etc is well explained and looks nice, though I don't like your introduction saying "I'm weird".

Thanks for the advice, mate.

Never knew what to put, but I've added more information instead of that so hopefully what I've replaced it with looks better.

 

[Serpent_]

Watched a while back. Good Commentary bro. Keep it up

 

[Leeiuum]

Watched a while back. Good Commentary bro. Keep it up

Thanks mate [DOUBLEPOST=1593285236][/DOUBLEPOST]Changed some things.

• I've noticed that stream audio is much quieter than my mic, and I have fixed that.
• Also, apparently on my Twitch dashboard, I gained 20 SUBS on my Need for Speed stream. Massive celebrations.

 

[Leeiuum]

Gained more than 100 viewers on my last stream (my best statistically. So that's great!)

Found a new group of friends to play with, so I'll be bringing out more content bois.

Anything to suggest/recommend?

 

[Dean]

Schedule, Make content on other platforms aswell as twitch. Check out the alpha gaming channel they have a ton of tips.

 

[Leeiuum]

Schedule, Make content on other platforms aswell as twitch. Check out the alpha gaming channel they have a ton of tips.

Thank you for the advice.

Unfortunately I can't make a reliable schedule so I just stream whenever I can. I also watch Alpha and appreciate their tips so thank you ^^

 

[Leeiuum]

I'm planning to come back to streaming. I streamed again tonight (finished approximately an hour ago) and would appreciate some adjustments regarding my latest stream, as it has been updated with the newest quality (of life) checks, including: audio & video quality, length of stream and other things.

I've came back after not receiving Twitch money for a few months. I don't go towards money for hobbies but I felt bad for those who were charitable enough to give me bits/cheers and subs. I'm receiving the money later this month and plan to work on quality of life and lighting improvements in the background of my webcam.

I am still not working on a schedule at the moment. I can barely keep my own sleeping schedule in place.

If anyone would be kind enough to share some feedback, I'd really appreciate it.

You can check my latest stream of a game called "The Forest" via this link.

You can find different highlights of the stream such as the first minute of the stream (literally) or Aimbotting, but on a rabbit.

Thanks!

 

[Kuo]

IMO it looks good, there is a few things I would reccommend though.

1. Try and get your banner to show your name on one side and your logo on the other (so there is space for your intro video & past streams to show)
2. I personally wouldn't read your panels at all, nobody is going to read everything there. Make it short and sweet. I used a very clean and cool idea for my panels (click here to see), also a sidenote onto this. Believe it or not the community you build will be almost or close to the same as you. They will be respectful, there is no need to have a full list of rules. Some of them are automatically known to the Twitch community.
3. Turn discord into your hub, What I mean by this as make your discord the place to find, talk and learn more about you. I personnally saw a large increase in my own Discord members since people went there to see what I use, my specs etc, what games I play and more.
4. May seem cliche, but build on more discoverable places and take them to your twitch. I use my YouTube as a semi serious place where I put a lot of time and effort into making videos. Then my viewers want to watch me play when I am not editing or recording for it.
5. idk how to do it. But have your previous broadcasts at the main home of your channel. If I am late to your stream or didn't make it, I usually watch the full VOD, if I find it hard to find or not easily accessable. I go watch someone else. I get around 4/5 viewers a stream, but my past broadcasts before they get deleted by twitch get around 10-20 views from followers who are not able to watch it live, but still want to watch me.

These are all in my opinion, but ive been through like 10 redesigns of my logo and stream cause I am never happy with them lol, But wish you the best on your twitch journey

 

[Leeiuum]

IMO it looks good, there is a few things I would reccommend though.

1. Try and get your banner to show your name on one side and your logo on the other (so there is space for your intro video & past streams to show)
2. I personally wouldn't read your panels at all, nobody is going to read everything there. Make it short and sweet. I used a very clean and cool idea for my panels (click here to see), also a sidenote onto this. Believe it or not the community you build will be almost or close to the same as you. They will be respectful, there is no need to have a full list of rules. Some of them are automatically known to the Twitch community.
3. Turn discord into your hub, What I mean by this as make your discord the place to find, talk and learn more about you. I personnally saw a large increase in my own Discord members since people went there to see what I use, my specs etc, what games I play and more.
4. May seem cliche, but build on more discoverable places and take them to your twitch. I use my YouTube as a semi serious place where I put a lot of time and effort into making videos. Then my viewers want to watch me play when I am not editing or recording for it.
5. idk how to do it. But have your previous broadcasts at the main home of your channel. If I am late to your stream or didn't make it, I usually watch the full VOD, if I find it hard to find or not easily accessable. I go watch someone else. I get around 4/5 viewers a stream, but my past broadcasts before they get deleted by twitch get around 10-20 views from followers who are not able to watch it live, but still want to watch me.

Dude - thanks a lot. You have a lot of good points and will definitely take them on board and hopefully make changes when I can think of new ideas.
(1) Have to say the banner was custom made before Twitch's revamp, and I have almost no graphical experience. If I hire a designer again I will get something more functional for the channel trailer/newest video layout.
(2) True, I still think a lot of information is relevant but things can and should be removed.
(3) I fortunately already have a Discord already, it's just not on the top of my list. I will change this when I'm resorting my panels around and making changes.
(4) I plan to do this when I get gigabit internet in the next few months, as I do not have the internal storage to keep storing videos all the time. Once I can upload to my cloud efficiently without worrying about storage, I'll be working on uploading videos on YouTube and uploading edited (popular from my Twitch page) clips to my Twitter.
(5) Fair enough. I didn't exactly know how to sort my videos section up on my profile given the option with the newest Twitch revamp earlier this year. I have since resorted this and fixed it.

Once again, thanks so much for posting an honest review. It helps me broadcast and post stuff on my channel whenever I stream and to make things more efficient.

These are all in my opinion, but ive been through like 10 redesigns of my logo and stream cause I am never happy with them lol, But wish you the best on your twitch journey

This is actually also me. I've had many logos and many usernames as I've never found one that has suited me. I've been "GiveBirb" for the longest time I've ever had a username and I'm pretty content with the whole design. It's pretty nice, but I know exactly how you mean. I wish you luck too on your Twitch journey as you have provided images of your own panels, which I'm assuming you plan to stream too.

Thanks once again.

 

[Leeiuum]

That's actually a really good stream layout. Had to stop my music to watch this and got hooked!

Thank you pal

 

[Leeiuum]

Updates, been streaming for the last two days. I've slightly changed my overlay around and made my webcam overlay look better. I have noticed that my microphone whilst slightly speaking to the side is quieter. I have fixed this. I also am aware that my internet degraded over time and I am expecting to get gigabit internet within the month/next month, so with enough waiting this already will already be fixed.

Any thoughts I can improve on? Sound quality or anything?

I have streamed both:
- Rainbow Six: Siege
- Among Us

If anyone's interested in watching some to give advice on.
I appreciate all feedback given so far and hope to receive more to make a professional looking stream that (hopefully) most will enjoy.

Thank you.

 

[Maddy]

get a webcam lmao

 

[Leeiuum]

get a webcam lmao

In every stream but one I have one