/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>49843936
Am I wrong? People come here when they start out when streaming so that people can get eyes on them since it's already hard enough starting at zero viewers. People here can be super critical and crabby, but it's undeniable that a lot of people do have genuine advice as long as they're not trying to actively sabotage or groom other people.
>>49844027
Not really as far as I see, the hardest thing for people here is just getting even 2views (double-digit views). Seeing as you already have a relatively large following, most here would say you're already making it. If anything, you should probably look into maybe networking with other vtubers so that you guys can raid into each other and share your viewers, or even collab with them for the same reason. Other things to take note of:
>are you streaming at consistent times? the most important thing for anyone that's growing is having a consistent streaming schedule. it looks like you came back from a hiatus so it might be hard to get consistent viewership and audience
>don't respond to the thread in real-time while streaming, it's a recipe for disaster for a lot of reasons. see >>49831774
>memorize your viewers names and always say hi to them when they enter your chats, it helps build a rapport with them and new viewers will be inclined to returned
>seeing your tags as "UOH" and "cute/funny", you already know your audience and viewers eat that shit up, so i guess embrace that side and focus on it. don't backpedal or your audience will feel really betrayed (see: chibidokii)
>stream for longer periods of time. you catch a lot of raids this way (assuming you know people) and is quite literally the best way to get numbers up. there's a reason why people try to do marathon streams, it's basically super meta
>variety streaming is fine, but you can get a dedicated audience if you mainly focus on one game or genre. people will come for the game and stay for you, so being consistent in a category and knowing what you're playing or talking about is a real draw for catching attention. do you have a category in mind?

>>43403216
Taking a peek right now at most of them.
>Digby
Talking cat. Seems like he just started out this month (week?). I haven't seen many anthromorphic vtubers before, so maybe there might be an audience for that niche? Needs to stream a bit more often and maybe have some more unique stuff to stand out.
>Olga
Female (real) vroid. Started about half a year ago. Seems to be coming here pretty often for advice, which she should take with a grain of salt. Heavy accent might be a attractive or detrimental depending on who you ask. Also seems to have a furry model? Looks like her main focus is being a "casual" streamer, as indicated by her shirt and posting here.
>Beryl
Demon femboy/androgynous male(?) Started December of last year. Indicates male, so probably not babi. Production value has been pretty high for someone who just started out. Focus seems to be rpgs and maybe horror games?
>LCOLONQ
ASCII Babi. Looks like he started last month. Really interesting way that he shows his model - everything is coded to give the impression of his character in ASCII form. Focus seems to be coding and programming. Maybe put some music on in the background while you're doing what's basically a zatsudan/chat education stream?
>Tally
Catboy with an EXTREMELY deep voice. Seems to have started last month. Pretty decent at music and could probably do some crazy ASMR for the yumes. Archive only shows one video, so probably should stream a bit more. Focus seems to be singing.

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