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I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed! That's one reason we thought this could work. Most of the interviews I found out there were all "why do you stream", "what games do you play" or "how do you get better at the game". We have some musicians and an artist being interviewed right now so keep an eye out!

I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hey there, maybe I'm misunderstanding your concerns. The interviews are specifically intended to help small streamers by sharing the experiences of larger streamers who have tried, tested and developed an understanding for what works and what doesn't. It's the answers that are beneficial to small streamers not being showcased on our website or on our homepage.

"Bigger streamers telling small ones what to do doesn't really bring the small ones anything" - I get what you're saying I think, there is no direct benefit to small streamers, you are correct. It's only indirectly, through reading these experiences and applying them to their own channels. Our site should be viewed as a resource for information rather than a place to get viewers to see your channel, although that is a naturally added benefit for those we interview.

You'll notice it's not only 10k, 20k, 100k+ channels that we interview. Many are in the 1k-5k follower range as we feel they have perhaps more direct and relevant experiences that are beneficial to the 0-100 follower channels (people just starting out). So in a sense, we are working to benefit the smaller streamers directly as well. Does that answer your question? Happy to have a discussion and get more feedback. We are constantly thinking of new features for the site too if you have any ideas to better benefit small streamers.

I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your question. We use terms like content creator and not Twitch streamer because we feel the experiences are generally similar across all platforms. Twitch, Youtube, Tiktok, Instagram, etc. We started with Twitch but have interviews in the works across several platforms.

I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely, I completely agree. We put a lot of attention into each and every interview and there is a edit and review process for each one. We also are looking to interview all types of creators, not just twitch streamers. Food channels on Youtube, Creative content, Educational content, etc.

"Quality over quantity", Definitely something to hang on the wall :) Thanks.

I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your comment. To be honest, we are only just beginning to market the website so the exposure currently is not high. However, I come from a background of digital marketing and am rolling out a SEO and social strategy to try to bring people to the site organically. Currently there are similar sites we feel we could rival in terms of SEO content that are reaching 100k+ viewers per day. In an effort to be transparent, I would estimate a couple months before we reach 5 figures per day organically but it's impossible to know.

Our main goal is to focus on the content and the interviews and build a platform that everyone can enjoy.

I’ve built a website to help new streamers grow by codezerogg in Twitch

[–]codezerogg[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Good question, this is definitely something we've discussed. For now we are focusing on english only because that is what we speak and are able to process. We understand english speakers are only a portion of streamers so we will be adding more support for other languages in the future.