Let’s say you’re about to do your first live stream, but you’re not quite sure what exactly to do or what kind of experience to expect. This post is for you! We’re excited to see you on GameSee and are ready to give you a boost in your first live stream.

Here are some Important Tips For Your Live Game Streaming

• Set a goal

GameSee is all about having fun while online streaming. If you’re excited and have something exciting in mind, let us help you reach those goals!

• Get creative

We know that you have a creative side, which is why we love to see our streamers get creative with their live streams. You can share how you create your art or music, or teach others about how to create something unique and create a profile & earn coins. Share your knowledge, skills, and personal experiences with others and make your live game stream fun and interactive!

• Share

GameSee is all about the community. Share your streaming tips with your friends and followers, and let us know what you’re up to so we can help promote you. The more people you have in your live stream, the more fun it is!

• Be yourself. We want to see the real you!

Be yourself and have fun with it. We’re excited to see what you have in store for your live stream.

• Have fun!

This is the most important thing. Live streaming is supposed to be fun, so make sure you are enjoying yourself. If you’re not, take a break or try something different. Remember, there are no rules on GameSee, so feel free to experiment!

5 things to keep in mind before starting your first live stream

If you’re thinking about starting your first live stream, but before you start, here are some things to keep in mind:

#1 Think about the goal of your live stream.

Do you want to play games with friends? Entertain your audience? Share your passion with the world? Think carefully before you dive in.

#2 Don’t be boring.

Most people won’t stick around for long if you’re monotonous or not providing an exciting experience. Make sure to mix up the types of content you’re sharing and come up with fun ways to get the audience involved.

#3 Don’t be stupid.

It’s really that simple: Don’t be mean, rude or insulting.

#4 Be yourself.

The most successful streams are usually just people who are as excited about what they’re playing as their audience is. We’ve all seen “casual” streamers on Twitch who tell their chat to “shut up” or play without any enthusiasm.

#5 Make sure you have the right equipment.

A good capture card, microphone, and webcam will go a long way in making your stream look and sound professional. So, remember before starting your first live stream. With a bit of preparation, you can make sure your stream is entertaining and enjoyable for everyone involved.