If you really want to make consistent money with this, you need to put in a tad bit of effort. That meaning, you WILL have to live stream yourself. It doesn't have to be amazing content, Twitch just has to see that you are streaming.
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Twitch Affiliate
Twitch affiliate is a requirement to begin using our Bits & Primes services.
We've made it easy for everybody, that's why we offer Live Viewers to get your average viewers up to 3. This means you can reach affiliate status with less than 0.50$, and all you have to do is just stream for 8 hours and 7 different days in a month.
You may already give yourself a head start and start streaming on multiple accounts. Full guide on how to do this is available only for customers, open a ticket if you've made an order and would like to receive your client role.
Minimum conditions for a stream:
Gameplay - I highly recommend having a "main account" where you stream for real. This will allow you to get up to 500$+ withdrawals. Just stream any sort of game and make content with it. A good way to find pre-recorded gameplay videos to stream that won't get flagged by Twitch is just going to YouTube, sorting by upload date & 20 mins+, looking for the longest ones you can find, and just going with that. (Best to take the ones with like no views on them, of course.) You can also just pre-record a bunch if that's your drift.
Audio – Have some sort of audio going on, whether it is gameplay or music. If you're playing Spotify, just turn off VODs so you don't get copyright-striked. A microphone is not necessary, but it would still help you.
Stream overlays – Just get like a free one off some YouTube video or something; it makes you look more legit.
Bits, primes & payouts.
Start off small—no more than 50-100$ in revenue for the first month.
If you haven't reached your first payout yet, it's not recommended to send more than 2000 bits. I suggest a drip-feed with 2-3 primes daily, high interval.
I haven't noticed any real importance in chatters, that's why just boosting your viewership & stream time will be all you need.
If you've streamed 0 hours in a month, it's kind of weird if you get 5000 bits sent to your Twitch, no? Actual viewers will help you not look suspicious, 10 live viewers for 12 hours cost literally 0.10$.
After you've gotten your first payout, it's smooth sailing. Bits will not be flagged and Twitch will become lenient with your account. This does not mean you don't have to maintain your stream time, you still have to be active & look like a real streamer to them.
Twitch calculates the earnings of the month on the 12th & then pays out on the 15th.
(example) Mar 1 - Mar 31 will be your calculated earnings for the month.
Keep it real, stay vigilant, think with your brain and ask yourself, if I was a twitch moderator, would I flag that as suspicious?
Thank you, and good luck!
If you need a place to buy bits, go to my site - https://twitchbits.net
Giveweays, 1:1 support on my Discord server, education is free here
- https://discord.gg/Xe2c3xKBTeTwitch Affiliate
Twitch affiliate is a requirement to begin using our Bits & Primes services.
We've made it easy for everybody, that's why we offer Live Viewers to get your average viewers up to 3. This means you can reach affiliate status with less than 0.50$, and all you have to do is just stream for 8 hours and 7 different days in a month.
You may already give yourself a head start and start streaming on multiple accounts. Full guide on how to do this is available only for customers, open a ticket if you've made an order and would like to receive your client role
.Minimum conditions for a stream:
Gameplay - I highly recommend having a "main account" where you stream for real. This will allow you to get up to 500$+ withdrawals. Just stream any sort of game and make content with it. A good way to find pre-recorded gameplay videos to stream that won't get flagged by Twitch is just going to YouTube, sorting by upload date & 20 mins+, looking for the longest ones you can find, and just going with that. (Best to take the ones with like no views on them, of course.) You can also just pre-record a bunch if that's your drift.
Audio – Have some sort of audio going on, whether it is gameplay or music. If you're playing Spotify, just turn off VODs so you don't get copyright-striked. A microphone is not necessary, but it would still help you.
Stream overlays – Just get like a free one off some YouTube video or something; it makes you look more legit.
Bits, primes & payouts.
Start off small—no more than 50-100$ in revenue for the first month.
If you haven't reached your first payout yet, it's not recommended to send more than 2000 bits. I suggest a drip-feed with 2-3 primes daily, high interval.
I haven't noticed any real importance in chatters, that's why just boosting your viewership & stream time will be all you need.
If you've streamed 0 hours in a month, it's kind of weird if you get 5000 bits sent to your Twitch, no? Actual viewers will help you not look suspicious, 10 live viewers for 12 hours cost literally 0.10$.
After you've gotten your first payout, it's smooth sailing. Bits will not be flagged and Twitch will become lenient with your account. This does not mean you don't have to maintain your stream time, you still have to be active & look like a real streamer to them.
Twitch calculates the earnings of the month on the 12th & then pays out on the 15th.
(example) Mar 1 - Mar 31 will be your calculated earnings for the month.
Keep it real, stay vigilant, think with your brain and ask yourself, if I was a twitch moderator, would I flag that as suspicious?
Thank you, and good luck!
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