Now, there are several things you can do to keep your community engaged
and to switch up your stream.
I think that one of the most important things that actually came out
that maybe some people are not using
but you can use as your advantage is
Channel Points.
The thing with Channel Points is
that people need to watch you stream as well, to get them.
The rewards are actually really fun for them, engaging,
and it really switches up your stream, and makes it more playful.
I, for instance, I also have that they can pick a game for me
that's also one of the higher points.
Sometimes, I don't finish games
so we have, like, some jokes that they want me to finish certain games
and, actually, how I did that was
ask my community what they wanted as the Channel Points.
Next to that, it is also important to remember
that you don't always have to be streaming to be
you know, to engage with your community.
You can also do it offline, such as on Discord
and engage with them there.
When you start streaming you might not know
when to take a break
and you might be so here, cause you're having fun
and you might be so eager to stream a lot
and... most of us have maybe, you know,
a day time job or school or anything that isn't just streaming,
so it's important to delegate your time.
It is really important to have a lot of energy when you're streaming
or at least to have fun when you're streaming
because if you're having fun, your community is having fun
and that's the best way to attract people to your stream.
Because, you know, people want to experience something
when they come to your stream, and if you cannot give it your all
it's going to be a little bit more difficult to do that.
So, think about your mental health, take a break when needed
and you'll be fine!
Good luck on your journey, and thank you for listening!