Alright, let’s talk about this liv viewership thing, you know, gettin’ more eyeballs on your stuff when you’re doin’ that live thingamajig on the computer.
First off, you gotta let folks know you’re gonna be doin’ somethin’. Like, tell ’em ahead of time, you know? Don’t just start blabbin’ away and expect people to magically show up. That’s like whisperin’ in a windstorm, nobody gonna hear ya. Gotta shout it out, or, you know, post it somewhere folks can see.
- Tell folks on them social medias, you know, the Facebooks and Twitters and whatnot.
- Send out a message, somethin’ like “Hey, y’all, I’m gonna be yakkin’ about [whatever you’re yakkin’ about] on [date and time].” Keep it simple, folks ain’t got all day to read fancy words.
Now, when you’re actually doin’ your liv thing, make it lively. Don’t just sit there like a bump on a log. Talk to folks, say their names when they ask somethin’. It’s like when you’re at the market, you say “Howdy, Martha!” not just “Hey, you.” Makes folks feel special, like you see ’em, you know?
Ask ’em questions, too. Like, “What do y’all think about this?” or “You ever seen somethin’ like this before?” Gets ’em thinkin’ and talkin’, keeps ’em from wanderin’ off to watch somethin’ else. It’s like fishin’, gotta keep the bait movin’ to get a bite.
Another thing, your title, that thingy that tells folks what you’re doin’, gotta be clear as a bell. Don’t go usin’ all them fancy words nobody understands. Say what you’re gonna do, plain and simple. Like, if you’re gonna be cookin’ apple pie, say “Cookin’ Apple Pie.” Don’t say “Culinary Exploration of Malus Domestica Pastry.” Folks’ll just scratch their heads and move on. And don’t forget to chuck in some words that people might be searchin’ for, you know, like “easy apple pie recipe” or somethin’ like that.
And make sure your picture, that little square thingy, is good. Not blurry or dark, somethin’ that catches the eye. It’s like puttin’ on your best Sunday clothes for church, gotta look presentable. And the sound too, make sure folks can hear ya. Nothin’ worse than tryin’ to listen to someone whisperin’ from across the room.
And for goodness sakes, be yourself! Don’t try to be somebody you ain’t. Folks can spot a fake a mile away. Just be real, be you, and folks will appreciate it. It’s like makin’ biscuits, gotta use real butter, not that fake margarine stuff.
Now, this whole thing ain’t just about talkin’ at folks, it’s about talkin’ with ’em. Build a little community, you know? Like a quiltin’ bee, everybody workin’ together, sharin’ stories. Answer their questions, respond to their comments, make ’em feel like they’re part of somethin’. And don’t be afraid to tell ’em to share your stuff with their friends. Word of mouth, that’s still the best way to get folks to come on over.
Think of it like this, you’re havin’ a porch party. You want folks to come, so you gotta invite ‘em, you gotta make it fun, and you gotta make ‘em feel welcome. Do that, and they’ll keep comin’ back for more, and they’ll bring their friends too.
So, that’s the long and short of it. Ain’t rocket science, just good ol’ common sense. Treat folks right, make it interesting, and let ‘em know what’s goin’ on. Do that, and you’ll have more folks watchin’ you than flies on a watermelon in July.
Preparation is key too, you know. Can’t just jump into things without thinkin’ it through. Gotta plan what you’re gonna say, what you’re gonna show, gotta have all your ducks in a row. It’s like gettin’ ready for a big Sunday dinner, gotta have all the ingredients, gotta know what you’re gonna cook, and gotta have enough chairs for everyone.
And remember, you ain’t gonna be a star overnight. Takes time to build an audience, takes patience and persistence. Just keep at it, keep learnin’, keep improvin’, and eventually, you’ll get there. It’s like plantin’ a garden, gotta water it, gotta weed it, gotta take care of it, and eventually, it’ll grow and blossom. So keep on growin’ that audience, one viewer at a time.
One more thing, don’t get discouraged if you don’t have a lot of folks watchin’ right away. Everybody starts somewhere. Just keep doin’ your thing, keep puttin’ yourself out there, and eventually, you’ll find your people. It’s like bakin’ a cake, sometimes it doesn’t rise the way you want it to the first time, but you keep tryin’, and eventually, you get it right. So, don’t give up, keep on bakin’ that liv stream cake!
Tags: [Live Streams, Streaming Content, Audience Growth, Viewership, Engagement, Online Community]
