Expanding on above (this thread will be long, click into the replies)
UNLESS you’re getting paid for it, and they have at least 2 other mods, you’re just gonna be stuck being their helper.
+ don’t be afraid to leave being a mod currently if you want to pursue content fulltime.
UNLESS you’re getting paid for it, and they have at least 2 other mods, you’re just gonna be stuck being their helper.
+ don’t be afraid to leave being a mod currently if you want to pursue content fulltime.
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What times are the best to post on your preferred platforms! What are peak hours versus dead hours?
What are trending hashtags?
What topics are popular? How can you contribute to the conversation?
Content creation is not disability friendly, unfortunately. You need to be consistent and active to stay relevant.
Plan to make content you can post if you are having a low spoons day or a flare up!
Even just keeping active on the timeline yapping is enough.
What is your personality like? What do YOU like?
How can you use that to create content?
How does that relate to your VTuber design?
Ex: Sea Vtubers are abundant and always do good, but I haven’t seen a Hippo VTuber yet!
DONT crunch your statistics too much. It’s okay to keep an eye on it, to try to strive for better, but DONT let that consume you into turning you bitter and cranky. Don’t get stressed.
Remember, this should be FUN for you AND your audience.
You do NOT need to constantly be fresh. Don’t be afraid to reuse PNGs and art posts on your public timelines.
It should be recycled every so often (maybe twice a year for clips) - because PPL DONT ALWAYS SEE YOUR STUFF, PLUSSS it’s expensive to be fresh.
Obviously, don’t COPY another persons format and posts too closely, but observe.
Sometimes, you need to step back and truly look into how that semi-successful VTuber is getting so many likes. What are they posting? How can you learn from them?