Squiiddish on Variety Streaming, Maintaining an Audience, and What to Avoid!

Squiiddish’s Stats 28k Twitch Followers 80 Twitch Average Viewers 3.1m Channel Views 4.1k Twitter followers 33.6K Youtube Subscribers Join us [...]

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Squiiddish’s Stats

28k Twitch Followers
80 Twitch Average Viewers
3.1m Channel Views
4.1k Twitter followers
33.6K Youtube Subscribers

Join us this week on the VIDEOPODCAST as we sit down with Squiiddish! This veteran variety caster takes us through the trials and tribulations of expanding your directories on Twitch! As a streamer that has spent hundreds of hours within a multitude of directories, getting his start on YouTube, and bringing this journey to Twitch, Squiiddish certainly has a story to be heard! Pick up some worthwhile tips, things to avoid, and some laughs with this Twitch Partner!

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https://www.twitch.tv/squiiddish

https://twitter.com/Squiiddish

https://twinge.tv/channels/squiiddish

https://www.twitch.tv/officialpaizo

https://www.youtube.com/user/SquiiddishReturns

For those that may not know, What would most people recognize you for?
I’m sure that for a lot of people listening, becoming a Twitch Partner is one of their biggest goals. How did you manage to snag the coveted Checkmark and how has it impacted your stream?
How did your online content creation begin?
When and how did you feel you were able to find an audience for what you stream on twitch?
What can you tell me about this journey from your first video to where you are now?
At what point were you able to realize that streaming could replace the traditional job?
What can you tell us about 2 Perception?
Would you say that streaming pushes your career further, or the connections with companies that you’ve made?
Did this start as a creative outlet or are you pushing to make it a bigger more profitable business?
How does your stream or its audience impact what you do? Do you feel that most of your audience sticks around no matter what you play?
Looking back, you’re one of the few streamers that has been live through hundreds of hours in multiple games. 16 of them in fact. What was your favorite to stream?
You’ve spent an incredible amount of time logged into Pathfinder Online, and most recently, Minecraft. What keeps you playing these games?
Do you have any tips for switching between directories on twitch?
What’s the next game that you’ll be looking into streaming and why?
Did you ever see yourself doing this kind of thing?
What’s your opinion on the current state streaming as profession?
I’m sure you have faith in Twitch but are there other things you see on the horizon? Where do other streaming platforms fit into your mindset?
You have spent several years on Twitch. How has the platform changed?
What advice can you give someone trying to become a content creator or streamer?
Where do you go to learn more about what you do?
Over the years there are bound to be things that don’t go the way you had hoped. If you don’t mind sharing, what has been your biggest or most memorable failure or learning experience in your path as an online personality?
Are you planning on heading to any events soon where people can come meet you? Do you plan on going to TwitchCon in 2019 in San Diego?
It doesn’t have to be your OPSEAT but what’s your favorite peripheral?

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