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Eljayem 🗡️
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Eljayem 🗡️
@Eljayem_
Video Producer, Video SEO, Photographer, and Ex-Twitch Partner! Now YT Creator for Stream Scheme and Eljay. Socials & Contact Info: https://t.co/NFp4jIRmF3
90.0000° N, 135.0000° W Katılım Mart 2020
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⚡THE FULL OF FUSION UPDATE IS OUT NOW ⚡
Play as the brand new Aether Alchemist class and FUSE your monsters to create the ultimate team. Or, like, just a really old Ooze??
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@Diversity_2112 @DanielDnDYT @AeresChronicles They said natural consequence, not turning it into a brutal horror campaign! hahaha
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@Eljayem_ @DanielDnDYT @AeresChronicles "Someone from the town survived and found that artefact you missed. Now the curse on it made them a second big bad and they're hunting you personally down for revenge."
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@DanielDnDYT @AeresChronicles I like this explanation!
Trying to encourage even gently to interact comes across like, "I wrote a book, now act it properly"
But, I love the idea of natural consequence
They didn't save that town? Okay, they don't learn the Big Bad has two souls and will revive for round 2
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@AeresChronicles A little gwntke nudge?
No you fucked up your lead now you're kicking your player on to the railroad.
The correct GM response is "ok, they missed the vision, what is the consequence?"
How does the narrative unfold without that stimulus
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@slime_machine Most YouTubers I know record at the same time, and have a start/stop Rec hotkey.
Something important happens, click the button.
After stream, drag files into timeline, skip to the end of each clip for key moments, with full res quality/6 track audio. We stole it from Dunkey
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is there an efficient way to mark moments in real time when streaming for editing later
shit i tried/don’t want to do
- streamdeck button for creating a twitch clip
- button that triggers replay buffer save
- marked mp4 format that doesn’t work in premier
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@ZombiesLvBacon I've got over 300 apps by creators atm, I've read just over 150.
One question is "What is your S.M.A.R.T Goal?" half are writing, "Whats that?"
Another asks for a short unedited video introduction, they're just skipping it?
I want to give the benefit here, but it's so lazy...
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If you are applying for anything as a creator - Take your time and fill out as much information as you can. Skipping questions like "whats your followers on Twitch" just means we have to go find it. Answers that clearly show you haven't read the prompt or Lazy "I can't be bothered typing all that" responses is a quick way to be denied.
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@opiumalgeria3 @alexrpear For variety? Not always. By trying to appeal to people who know you, you lower the appeal to people who don't know you.
TAM = Total Audience Metric, aka the Total potential audience the video can appeal too.
More people don't know you and if you can appeal to them, you can grow
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People also don't have time to hunt down or watch 30 episodes of a Let's Play, and won't click episode 31 if they haven't seen the first 30.
The current state of YouTube exists because Viewers prefer individual isolated long form stories they can watch without homework.
Mogswamp@Mogswamp
Hot take: Everyone would be miserable if we went back to the old style of Let's Plays. Mr. Beast has nothing to do with why people don't make them anymore. The real reason is that nobody wants that content, and if they do, they go to Twitch and watch a livestream
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@Mogswamp @AdieCraft @AidanVEnki1 THANK YOU! Spent the last 3 years repeating this and its absolutely what wrecks new creator
Everyone thinks the algo is a mysterious, but it's literally just, "did the audience click? Did they watch it all? Did they keep watching other videos"
Algos are just audience feedback.
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@AdieCraft @AidanVEnki1 "The algorithm" is just the audience. It is simply predicting what people want to see. It has no agenda, other than keeping people watching and satisfied.
The minute I stopped thinking of the algo as some sinister thing with a mind of its own I became much more successful
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Hot take: Everyone would be miserable if we went back to the old style of Let's Plays. Mr. Beast has nothing to do with why people don't make them anymore. The real reason is that nobody wants that content, and if they do, they go to Twitch and watch a livestream
oli@highkeyhateme
LOTS of discourse at the moment about how “100 days ruined minecraft videos” tbh the longer youtube has been a thing, naturally everything has became “higher budget” not JUST minecraft, when you tell people to “stand out” to succeed, casual lets plays will always be overtaken
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@RedDuelist +1
As a Creator, I am already slammed trying to test/try out the demos for coverage, I sometimes need an extra week or two minimum to get through every demo in my spreadsheet.
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Devs that have participated in the current Next Fest, I do want to mention; keep your demos live after the Fest!
Bram 🇳🇱@RedDuelist
I keep seeing everyone post about Next Fest at a professional level; they keep saying, why you need to post a demo soon. And yes for better chances in previous Fests that would've definitely mattered. This time around I haven't seen a difference for developers that I talked to. Especially as the Top Demos tracks the trend happening then for daily players, if you launch the demo early and it dies down, there is a whole other discussion to be had there and there is no right or wrong. My take this time, before you fully commit to being in Next Fest, check who is in there beforehand. A lot of people didn't stand a chance this time for the charts. The top of the charts were a couple of games with Wishlist in the millions. The popular games were friendslop, so if you made a singleplayer it was already harder to get into the top demos (1 singleplayer install is 1 person, playing friendslop with your friend group equals ~4 people per install) whereas previously we had games reach the top 3 with a couple of tens of thousands wishlists.
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Here is a much better quality graph to show how YouTube Retention compared across the best videos on the platform and the average
From Todd's Vidsummit talk ... that wasn't private, or a YouTube meeting
I get the idea of writing like this for engagement though, so no hate
Nate Curtiss@natecurtiss_yt
What's does "good retention" actually look like? The director of the YouTube algorithm, Todd Beaupre, revealed this chart in a private YouTube meeting :) Save this!
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@motionzoi @ObeezyLive To clarify, simple to understand why they work or don't
Actually reaching these baselines means practice and focusing on value/retention
Creators fall for the disengaged trap, repeating formats that didn't work because 5000 views seems great, but sadly, they're disengaged views
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@motionzoi @ObeezyLive Shorts are really simple, myself and a few creators ran analytics/tested for a year straight. I did 33M in 6 months.
An average baseline to aim for is:
40-45 Seconds, with 80% retention minimum.
75% Viewed Vs Swiped.
Under 5000 views? Disengaged viewers, the format needs work
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As a YouTuber/content creator it is important deep dive into why your content isn’t performing well!
For example, I started posting resident evil 9 content that was doing great on Facebook, Instagram, and tiktok but poorly on Youtube. After some research I found that Youtube is more strict when it comes to displaying violence and blood. Instead of giving up I looked up ways around it by using different editing techniques.
First screenshot is from a clip of Leon using his Requiem pistol. Second screenshot is from a clip of man getting his face ripped off but I censored the blood!
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@kingyo_ningyo @whitebearvt For YouTube, its very difficult to test because deleting or even simply re-uploading will hurt your seed audience.
Better to just focus on increasing your Viewed Vs Swiped to 75%, and aiming for videos of at least 35-40 seconds to have 85% retention.
That's all YouTube wants.
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@Eljayem_ @whitebearvt honestly the media planner in me is probably gonna try some A/B testing just to see what happens! at the very least, it'll be a good challenge to post more lol
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social media platforms are so weird cause what do you mean the same video performs better if i upload through mobile instead of desktop
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@whitebearvt @kingyo_ningyo Not a thing on YouTube, they won't harm a short for being uploaded on desktop, instead they just lock certain features to mobile only to encourage users to use their app, but those features aren't required at all.
Source: 33m shorts views, and tested this several times already.
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@kingyo_ningyo wait this is a thing on youtube too??? Thought it was just tiktok... Guess I better try uploading my next few shorts from my phone and see if it makes a difference. I'm already moving it over there for tiktok anyways, so no big deal.
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@Reapz316 @Isacx_Plays +1 I'd love to see a sit down interview/chat between the two of you!
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@Isacx_Plays I had the best time with Deadseat and can't wait for what the 'Pit' will bring. Would you be up for an interview on indie game development and alike for my YouTube channel? I know Preston speaks so highly of the team there.
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This is genuinely the best brand integration I've ever seen.
koow@happykoow
thank you @Razer my mom loves the chair
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And ya know what, I say the same in reverse.
If this was a man breaking a world record, and he was dating Kylie Jenner, then same rules.
Put it on the end, get less engagement, and respect the individual for their hardwork.
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Dexerto is laughably desperate for clout and engagement that when a woman shows she is the pinnacle of her sport, they still call her "Jake Paul's Girlfriend" first.
Throw that shit on the end if you need to include it, get less clicks, and have some integrity
Dexerto@Dexerto
Jake Paul's girlfriend, Jutta Leerdam, reacts to breaking an Olympic record and winning gold in the women's 1,000-meter speed skating final
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