Ashni@ashnichrist
"Just multistream everywhere"
Streamers are given this advice constantly, but I've been a streaming strategist for 13 yrs.
Multistreaming does NOT make sense for everyone and should not be the standard advice
Met with @Joesott last week (awesome guy!), CEO of a streaming agency. He grew a normie creator from 4 -> 400 viewers recently
He did this by using the Live Production framework I've been sharing:
- build a show with ~3 segments
- plan clips intentionally
- recurring interstitials to engage with chat
**Watch the TBPN video on my YouTube channel for a deep dive into how to build this**
The reason multistreaming doesn't always work:
- fragments the viewing experience for content that needs cohesive engagement
- platforms need consistent effort across multiple features for your account to be picked up in algo (can't post & ghost or stream & bounce)
- platforms have different viewers that want different content, your show won't work everywhere
Multistreaming is great for data collection and for top 1% streamers, but telling every creator to be on every platform is bad advice
If you are a gamer: YouTube, Twitch, Kick
If you are in tech: YouTube, X, LinkedIn
If you are big personality / strong shorts creator: YouTube, TikTok, IG
Everyone should stream on YouTube, the other channels should be determined by audience, platform-content-fit, current audience size
3 platforms will be too much for some shows
Stop streaming everywhere & focusssss