What do you do after you end your live stream?
What do you do?
Right.
So this is super, super important to be able to know
what it is that you need to do.
And this is something that a lot of people don't really talk about.
So, today I'm gonna share with you five, nine to 10 tips on what
you should do after every stream.
And I mean, every single stream.
This is all about being consistent, being consistent on this journey.
So you can be able to see the success that you want along this path.
So the very first tip that I have to give you is to go ahead and
thank your community for coming by.
I think this is so important.
You want to thank your community for tuning in and supporting you
along your streaming journey.
So you want to go ahead and reach out to them in your discord
community, in your social media.
If you don't have a community.
Just post where you can to be able to thank people for tuning in and spending
time with you during your live stream.
Tip number two, you wanna make sure you take note of how you feel.
Are you happy?
Are you tired?
Are you disappointed?
And you also want to know why, right.
It's so important that once you finish streaming.
And that you take a look at and say, you know, I was happy or I
was sad or I was disappointed.
All right.
Why was I disappointed?
Why was I happy?
And the reason why you do this is because there's gonna be times in your
streaming journey where you're not gonna feel motivated to be able to stream
motivated, to be able to create content.
And what you're doing is that you're gonna make a log of all the times that
you're happy, even though you're gonna write down the days that you're upset or
disappointed because of your performance or whatever may have happened, maybe tech
crashed on you, whatever the case may be.
Those days that you feel down and unmotivated, you're able to come back
and look at the days that you were happy and see the reason why you were happy,
because you wanna remember why you started this journey in the first place.
So you wanna make sure that you keep track of that.
Number three, is that you wanna go ahead and check your stream stats, right?
You wanna make sure because if you don't measure.
What it is that you're doing, it's gonna be very hard for you to be
able to track and be able to grow and adjust to be able to improve.
Right?
So you wanna take a look at how many views you had, even though it's not
really important, you're still a good figure to understand and know to see
if your social media efforts or the things that you're doing is bringing
more people to your live stream.
Right?
You wanna take a look at how many Chrome grent viewers you had, and this.
Determine how many people did you sustain during a long period of time?
Right?
Was it 10?
Was it 15?
Was it 20 for how long did you have that many people watching your stream,
then you wanna take a look at how.
We're actually chatting, right?
This is important because this is engagement, right.
Was I entertaining enough?
Was the content I was putting out was the things, the topics I was talking
about, creating enough engagement within my content to create some chatter.
So you wanna take a look at that and then of course, take a look and
see if any revenue would generated.
And where did that revenue come from?
Right.
Was it donations?
Was it membership?
Was it subscriptions if you don't have access to memberships at this current.
Right then, but just keep note of that.
Right?
Did somebody take a look at my affiliate and just, there's so many opportunities
there, but you have to look at your stats.
So number four is you wanna look at your peak moments, right?
These are gonna be moments in your stream.
You want to take a look at, at what point did I have the highest viewership?
At what point did I have the most engagement?
So that way you can take a look at and see what, what was I doing during that moment?
What was I talking about?
And that way you take note of that.
So that way on your next stream, you kind of know, whoa, my audience
kind of liked this, or this was a good, interesting topic.
How can I keep this topic going?
And you take note of those, right?
Oh, when did I have the, the drop in numbers?
Right?
What was I talking about?
What was I doing?
Oh, when I was playing this game, when I was just idle, trying to
download a game or just staying still, or, Hey, I wasn't actually chatting
and I've got a drop in viewership.
You make note of that.
So, you know.
Okay, cool.
I know that when I'm now in a loading screen, I should maybe switch to me
just talking while that game loads and not just have the game on screen.
So this is gonna again, Allow you to measure and to improve stream to stream.
So that way you start to begin and get polished in your
content creation right now.
Now next, what do you need to do?
And this is so important because we're talking about creating content and,
and promoting your content, right?
So what are the things that you want to be able to do?
So you wanna now take a look at the Clipse and go through your stream and mark.
Timestamps.
Right.
So you're looking through your stream, whether it was one hour, 30 minutes,
two hours, three hours, four hours, whatever the case is, you're gonna skim
through your stream and you're gonna mark the timestamp down for any 15,
30 or 62nd clips that you're gonna be able to pull later for you to be able
to go ahead and either put that on social media or anything of that sort.
And you wanna look for clips that really showcase your personality
or highlight moments of your stream that create some kind of excitement,
whether that be a moment in the.
Whether that be you telling a story, you wanna make sure you're
looking for those kind of clips.
So that way people in your community outside on social media
can start to connect with you.
Right?
And tip number six.
I think this is tip Nu tip number six.
Okay.
If you're doing what you need to do before you go live.
Okay.
And you're focusing on making content.
When you go live, then you should be able to grab footage with no issue.
Right?
So if you missed that, that live stream, where I talked about these
things, where I talked about what you should do before you go live.
And I talked about content creation, how, how you should be creating your content,
what should be doing in your livestream.
And what you should do on social media to be able to grow.
You want to check out live stream day two and live stream day four.
Those are the topics where I talk about that.
And I always release these gems in the beginning of the video, allowing
you to be able to enjoy that content and get those tips right there
without having to skim through.
But of course there's always gem throughout the live stream.
So make sure you check those out as well then after you've done that.
Okay.
You wanna make sure that you schedule a time within the next 24 hours.
For you to be able to go ahead and edit those clips that you
timestamp for that stream.
It's very important that you get consistent in doing this right?
Because otherwise you're gonna build up a super backlog of multiple streams,
and you're not gonna be able to remember what it is that you're doing.
This is why I say you should timestamp it.
Once you get done, this is a step you do once you finish a live stream,
because things are fresh in your.
Oh, cool.
I know I talked about that topic or, Hey, I know that that conversation was really
good when I was having that conversation.
So you want to take a look at that and you want to be able
to do this as soon as possible.
If you make this a consistent thing where after 24 hours, you go ahead and
make sure that you schedule time to be able to go ahead and edit those clips.
You're always gonna have content to be able to put out.
And you're always never gonna lose out the opportunity of posting content
from streams you have already done.
Right.
So after you've done that and you sat down and scheduled that time and you wanna make
sure that you try to aim to edit at least three to four clips during a sitting.
Okay.
So these are once again, 15 30, 60 second clips, that should take you no
time to be able to edit at the start.
When you're just getting started.
It may take, it may be a little harder to be able to do it.
Consistency is what's gonna improve you.
And then you'll get to the point where you can edit three or four
in one sitting to be able to give you more pieces of content, to be
able to go ahead and post, right?
The more content you can post around your stream, around your personality,
around who you are, the faster you're gonna be able to grow your brand.
Then you wanna go ahead and decide, and this is tip number seven.
You wanna go ahead and decide what your next live stream is gonna be about.
This is super important, right?
What game are you gonna be playing?
Right?
Are you gonna be doing any kind of collaboration, any kind special events?
Are there any games that are launching that you can build upon?
Right.
You wanna take a look at that and you wanna make note of that, right?
Because you don't want to come into your live stream the day
of an hour before 15 minutes.
Without a game plan, right?
It's so important for you to be able to get established.
Right.
Like I knew today is June 28th and I know that Overwatch too, beta's coming out.
Right.
I don't play Overwatch, never played Overwatch in my life, but I
wanted to go ahead and experience.
So I made sure before, when I was prepping my stream last week, that I made sure
that the game was downloaded, made sure that every update was set up, make sure
that I had everything that I needed.
To be able to go ahead and push live and be ready to go.
So you definitely wanna go ahead and make sure that once you've
established what your next topic is gonna be, this is tip number eight.
You wanna make sure that you catch up on social media, okay.
On any comments and you spend time engaging with your community for five.
To 10 minutes.
This is so important, especially if you're building a discord community.
If you have messages that are sent to you on your videos or
on social media, make sure that you're engaging with these people.
And if you don't have a community right now, you don't have
a community to engage with.
Then you need to spend time on social media, building those accounts.
And what I mean by building those accounts.
You want to spend, let's say for example, most of my
audience is on Instagram, right.
Even though they're on T TikTok as well, but for the most part, Instagram
is, is where bulk of my audience is at.
So if I didn't have an audience, what I would actually do is that
I would spend five or 10 minutes.
I would go to social media.
I would go ahead and look at the hashtag of the game that I play.
Look at the things that I enjoy, whether that be fitness, whether that be you
know, basketball, whether that be faith, I would look at those hashtags
and I would start to engage with those accounts in those different realms.
Right?
Why?
Because.
Again, remember, we're not just trying to promote our gaming.
We're trying to promote who we are as a personality.
You're trying to build a brand here.
So you want to take a look at how can I go ahead and reach out and connect
to people that share the same interest as me, and maybe they may not enjoy
gaming, but they might enjoy fitness.
They might enjoy BA basketball.
They might enjoy faith.
They might enjoy family.
And that might be the reason why they come and tune into my stream
to just be able to connect with me and to see who I am as a person.
So you wanna make sure you're doing.
Every single time then here, lastly.
Okay.
And this is my last final tip here is that you, once you finish your live stream and
you finish doing all those post things that I just mentioned to be able to do,
go ahead and power everything down, shut down your computer, shut everything down.
Turn off your phone.
And you know, don't try to be a hero.
Don't try to just grind it out and grind it out and say, you know,
I gotta do this, I gotta do this.
I gotta go all in and get it done before.
You really want to go ahead and unwind.
This is a great opportunity for you to be able to shut down because you want
to avoid burnout as much as possible.
And if you burn, you're really gonna lose a lot of momentum.
And that's what you don't want.
You also don't wanna.
Exhort the creative flow, you just were live streaming for two to three
hours using a lot of creativity, using a lot of energy, to be able
to go ahead and like talk to people and engage and be entertaining.
And then you have, and then you spend time afterwards doing post-production
reviewing content, right?
Using your, your mind to be able to establish what's my game plan.
How did I do today?
Let me engage in my community.
So.
You want to unwind, don't try to pull Allnighters take some time
for yourself, whether that be just stepping outside the room, going
out and spending time with family.
For me, once six o'clock hits and I'm done doing my post stream.
And once you get good at this and you do it more and more often, you're
only gonna need 30 minutes or so to be able to do what, what I, what
I just mentioned all those nine tips after your stream to be able.
Get into that flow.
Right.
And typically what I like to do is that I block out time on my
calendar, which I put from three o'clock all the way to six o'clock.
Right.
But my stream doesn't start until three 30 and it ends at five 30.
Why?
Because from three to three 30, I'm doing a lot of the prepping, right.
That, and if you wanna know about the prepping, that's again, you want
to take a look at day four, I mean, day three, to be able to understand
what it is that you should do.
When you're prepping your live stream.
And if you are a member of the cur nation, which it means you're subscribed to the
YouTube channel in the community tab, I've posted the list of all the things
you do before stream, and I'm gonna go also post the things you should do after
stream after the stream here today.
So you'll get access to that as well.
And then when I finished my stream at five 30 from five 30 to six,
I'm pretty much going ahead and doing what I just mentioned today.
And then from six to eight, I'm really much spending time with Shauna.
We're having dinner, we're watching a movie we're going outside.
We're going on a bike ride.
It's just a time for me to be able to go ahead and unwind and reset
my mind for the new day to allow my creative juices to be able to flow.
So those are the kind of things that you should be doing when it comes
to what you should do post stream when you begin your actual journey.
So you wanna make sure that you're taking a look.