When streaming on Twitch, you can repurpose your streams in other places online. Here’s everything you need to know. Many educators in the streaming space say that it’s nearly impossible to grow an audience through streaming alone. You’ll often hear them mention that you need to post on platforms with discoverability, like YouTube and TikTok. We’ll discuss five ideas for how you can do that today. 1. Start by Pre-Purposing Before you think about cutting down stream highlights for other platforms, start by planning a stream that has structure. A structure gives the stream itself momentum and makes editing it down into a cohesive video that much easier. Try planning your streams with a goal or challenge, a unique premise, or something that would otherwise allow you to make one or more structured, cohesive videos with an arc of beginning, middle, and end. The structure doesn’t even need to be super creative, but any plan is better than no plan. Also, make sure to locally record while streaming for higher video quality when editing. This is especially important if you downscale your stream to better optimize your broadcast under Twitch’s 6,000 kbps bitrate limit. 2. Create Long-Form YouTube Videos
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