It is worth streaming on Mixer.com because Mixer is just a small platform and may get even more success. Because I prefer not to stream on YouTube, I have never seen a stream because YouTube is just a video platform for me and Twitch is too big for beginners right?
I think there are already too many on Twitch.
Youtube has big plans for the coming years, so I would give YouTube a try.
It depends on which game you are streaming. I mainly play the Brawl Stars mobile game and it works pretty well on Twitch. Please answer which games you stream, I have experience in gaming streams.
I think it depends on what you want to stream. If you want to stream a popular game, I would advise against Twitch.
There are already too big and too many streamers. On the other hand, with Twitch you have a greater chance of going far if you stream something that is new or that is not streamed by many, but watched.
It doesn't matter on a mixer because it's easier to find because the platform is still small. You will only be really successful if Mixer is successful (will probably happen, but very slowly).
I tried Hearthstone (but there was too much competition)
I had about 8 spectators on average. Couldn't reconcile it with work and private life.
I would then advise you to stream on Mixer.com.
As you say, the platform is still quite small, so you have less competition.
And you can help this little platform grow even bigger.
You can also set up a channel on YouTube and cross-reference on Mixer.com. And vice versa.
If you want to achieve maximum awareness, my advice would be to have a presence on all platforms.
Also on platforms that you actually or maybe don't like or want. For example Facebook, Twitter etc.
And then cross-reference from each platform to the respective other presences.
Your main presence would be on Mixer.com.
And your presence on Twitter, Youtube, Facebook etc. Refer (advertise) to your presence at Mixer.com.
The better known platforms are used to advertise your main platform.
I stream on a mixer myself, I have to say I haven't regretted the change.
I just think that Twitch is too big if you don't already have your regular viewers from 20-50 + … It will be very difficult to stand out from the others. Because nobody finds you.
It's also the question of what you want to do, do you want to entertain? Then you have to bring something good during the streams.
Or are you a pro / high rated player? Then you can quickly find spectators.
I have to say that on Mixer 80% are only English viewers.
Try it out, I have an average of 10-30 viewers on a mixer, but my stream doesn't really grow either (which doesn't matter to me because I stream for fun and don't deserve a single cent)
What is your channel called?
Seriously now? It's getting annoying! The same cheese on the subject of Xbox is constantly fluttering in from you. Again and I will report your questions.
Why do you keep asking the same thing even though you have already received numerous answers and opinions?
Here you can take a look around your previous opinion polls without repeating the same cheese all the time.
And here you have everything else regarding this topic. Of course, also repeatedly asked for by you.
So instead of constantly rolling around with the same topic here, you should finally decide what you want to do. You should have enough input from the community by now.
Now troll yourself and start your career.
