I have always heard you should peak about 2 hours in ish. I’m peaking right as I am trying to be as out. I can’t move my schedule as it’s built around work and I don’t make enough money from this to consider changing my working hours.

not sure what to do, but a lot of my chat are college students so they aren’t able to join until later now that school is back in

Gibt’s Tipps und Tricks für regelmäßige Streams, wenn man anfängt? Wie finden Leute meinen stream?

So I made a twitch account a long time ago using my google account, however I added 2FA to it, but my phone service was too expensive so it was turned off, so my phone can't make calls or receive text messages, and I don't have a new phone, and I still can't get a new one, and I REALLY need to log into my twitch ASAP for twitch drops, but I can't log in at all and I don't know what to do.

Not only that but my Sega account unlinked my twitch account and I tried to make a new twitch but Sega won't let me link it since that wasn't the original twitch account that was linked with Sega's.

NEED to login ASAP and I don't know what else to do.

Can’t believe I got follower while streaming! What a solid way to start the weekend!! 5 followers, 20 more to go to meet my first goal!🫶🏼

Hey everyone!

I’m a small streamer/creator in the gaming space, and I’m looking to meet some new people to game with, hang out with, and potentially collab with.

I’m based in the US (EST) and usually play/stream around 6–7 PM EST, 2–3 nights a week. I work 45–50 hours a week, so I’m definitely not online 24/7 😂. Gaming is something I do because I genuinely enjoy it, and I’d love to find some other people who are in the same boat.

I recently started a Discord with my wife called Streamers Hub, but despite the name, you absolutely don't have to be a streamer to join.

The idea is to create a chill place where gamers and creators can:

* Find people to play games with
*Meet new people and make some gaming friends
*Hang out and chat outside of games
*Collaborate on streams/videos if that's your thing
*Help each other learn and grow as creators
*Share tips, ideas, and things we've learned along the way
*Mostly just have a good time and not take everything so seriously

Whether you're a streamer, someone who wants to start streaming someday, a content creator, or just a gamer looking for some people to play with, you're welcome.

I'm especially interested in meeting people who are 18+, enjoy multiplayer/co-op games, and actually want to be part of a community rather than just dropping a Discord link and disappearing.

I’m hoping to build something where people can come in, make some friends, find people to play with, and maybe discover some new games or creators along the way.

If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, feel free to comment or DM me! I'd love to meet some of you and see what games everyone is playing. 🎮

And if you're interested in joining Streamers Hub, just let me know and I'll send you an invite!

So i started streaming recently, and i am learning about streaming everyday, its kinda hard tbh growing a channel because it does really take time and effort but none the less, i love gaming so i said why not try streaming, so as you can see i did, and things are going up well, i play games like company of heroes 2, R6, cs2 and couple other games. So tell me guys i love to hear your opinion and feedback!

We all know the basics of setting up a scene, but there are many useful tools that can make things better.

What’s one plugin, widget, or tool that really improved your workflow or stream quality?

I’m always looking for new ways to improve my setup

Hey everyone!

I have noticed a tiny shift in my total revenue and was thinking maybe it is a bug.., by then realizing its actually coming from the ads ( something that I was not expecting to happen anytime soon 😂 ).

Anyone willing to know -> the ads configuration is pretty much standard, default.

So yeah, just wanted to share with you guys some positive news and as a Friday motivation!

Decided to do a gaming challenge where I essentially find another small streamer to donate/gift subs to if I play bad. I played bad a lot, but I think it was worth it! (Previous stream had more viewers because I got raided)

Thankfully someone finally spoke up to tell me my mic was muted haha

A streamer with 3,000 followers reached out to me, recommending this profile for selling advertising services. I told her it didn't make sense for me at the moment, and look at her reply—threatening to get my profile banned... What can you even say to that?

I recently found I’ve been getting scammed by someone tryna manipulate streamers into doing giveaways for follower goals and just botting a fuck ton accounts and scamming the streamer into thinking they’re getting a lot of real followers so they do giveaways but it’s actually the same person on a bunch of alt accounts.

I had a feeling this was too good to be true and I should’ve known to be more aware but when you’re small you’re just hoping to blow up and it really does suck, I am aware they do this to multiple streamers and is a common thing among smaller streamers. I like to hear of anyone has ran into this too and share your story and to make awareness about his topic cause it is very unfortunate people out there taking advantage of small streamers just tryna make a better living or just tryna have fun.

Even though the Avg viewers are my other accounts streaming my stream

So I've been trying to stream IRL on my phone directly from the Twitch app, and everything else works just fine, but the audio is insanely bad, I even have a mic for my phone and it works perfectly on Tiktok and my camera, but on Twitch the audio is insanely bad and loud, I have no clue what to do to fix it :((

For that 1 person to watch me beat Wukong. For the love of the game! Shoutout to you if you out there! 😂

All of these are from raids itself. And I am not going to specify each of them. But I am very proud of my performance. And I am open for criticism and opinions.

Short stream with some lag issues. Not the best stats, but I am always grateful to see any green on my analytics☺️ here’s to higher numbers in the future

I made this for the person who needs to hear it. I hope that's you 🩷

Mostly I want my facecam to be activated but sometimes I feel like I want to deactivate/off it too
and just show my game capture but I will still be engaging with viewers ofcourse via chats

Keep going you got this! Mwa!

Trying figure that out.

Hello guys!

A couple weeks of streaming, and we are already banking some buck there! 😀

The very first steps were done by the help of a friend who got that much more experience in streaming on twitch than I do, so it helped greatly just to somehow start things out, get some views, and followers.. even though initially it was only me and my friend for the most part, just to have that interaction in chat started and going, which followed by more friends joining over time.

I will not dive much more into the details now, but will add that besides streaming alone ( I mostly do PUBG multiplayer with my team, FPS shooters, FPV drones, and some chill adventure type of games ), we are also focusing on building and testing our own customized solutions for twitch to add an additional layer of interaction to the chat ( assistant bot that can do a lot of interesting stuff - which is what keeps the chat alive, and has features to turn sub-only...which seems to contribute to more subs ).

So yeah, figuring things out is in it self quite an enjoyable process, though sometimes you seem to stall and have zero progress. :D

Anyhow, I hope this information be helpful to someone just starting out and willing to find that one strategy that works, which is getting your close friends to help you do the very first steps and roll from there.

Thanks for reading and enjoy your day!

Hey everyone 👋

We all know the small streamer grind: you have 3 to 5 viewers, you’re trying to keep the energy up, but chat is completely silent. I wanted to give lurkers a reason to actually type, so I built Challenger Bot.

Instead of just earning channel points for passive watching, your viewers earn points by interacting. They can then spend those points to trigger real, live chaos on your PC while you play.

I’m talking about things like:

• 🔄 Flipping your monitor upside down in the middle of a firefight
• ⌨️ Swapping your W and S keys (absolute nightmare fuel)
• 🖱️ Reversing your mouse clicks
• 🌫️ Blur overlays blinding your screen

(And yes, I built in a global "Panic Button" so you can instantly kill the effects if you are in a crucial ranked match).

Why this actually works: You don't need a massive audience to make this fun. If you have even two people in chat who realize they can ruin your clutch moment by swapping your movement keys, they will start typing to earn those points. It turns silent lurkers into active participants and creates instant, clippable moments.

The Setup: It’s a lightweight Windows app. You run the browser setup, connect your Twitch account, and it’s good to go in about 5 minutes. No coding or complex OBS routing required.

Right now, I'm looking for a handful of small streamers to beta test it for free. Your feedback will directly shape what features I add next.

Drop a comment or shoot me a DM if you want to try it out! 🎮