I typically livestream on all three at once, depending on what I'm playing that day.

It's easier schedule-wise, because at one point, I would stream on Twitch maybe two to three days per week, and then I would try to fit in one or two YouTube streams.

I don't have to worry about where I’m going to fit a YouTube stream into my schedule so that I can make sure I can earn some money from the other platforms.

I think Twitch is more community-based…I've built the audience to where a lot of people will watch me for whatever I play, while on YouTube, I don't really have that community like I do on Twitch.

YouTube's ads are more lucrative…I think the split is higher on YouTube…But at the same time, I'm not sure because with YouTube, how many people I get in a stream really depends on what I'm streaming that day. 

I received a lot of viewership when I was playing a certain game, called Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Since I stopped playing that game, and I started playing other games, my viewership is not as high, so my revenue from those livestreams are not as high compared to when I was playing that one game.

I think every Diamond is maybe half a cent…TikTok pushes the Diamonds a lot. They even have different events every couple of weeks where they have a contest to see how many Diamonds you can get, and if you get to a certain amount, they will gift you an additional amount of Diamonds. That's nice, but it's more helpful for people with really really large audiences than a smaller Creator like me.

It's easier for me to go in and edit things than for me to try to figure out coding and why something would break. I would have to contact a friend who knows how to code, so it's just easier for me to manage myself.

Someone used it in the past that I knew personally, and I just decided to check them out again because they're also in Charlotte, which is where I live.

I was working with an agency who got me a membership where they paid for it. So I don't pay for it, but I get all of the features for the paid version.

I guess Discord is more of a gamer thing than anything. It's easier for me to have everyone just come into Discord because most of the community has a Discord account, and if I want to play certain games or I want to do a community night, everyone's already in there. 

It's convenient and a lot of people use Amazon already. 

I buy most of my equipment there, and I was trying to find cheaper outfits for workouts. It was one of the places that I saw a lot of people use for their fitness outfits, so I did the same thing and bought outfits and said, “Well, this is good for the gym, and here's my link if you want to purchase it.”

It's easy for me to customize it. I use Notion because I've asked a bunch of people, like, “What do you use to keep track of everything that you have going on?”

I wasn't scheduling my content out. I would just post it myself…I would schedule it to go out and then I would still have to go in and press send to post it. It was useless because I wanted it to just post automatically, but you have to have a certain type of account in order for it to post it automatically. And I just didn't want to change it over.

Nani? reached out to me while I was with my previous agency. Once I left, I reached back out to them and said that I wanted to work with them. I think this is going on my second year with Nani? and they're really helpful. 

They help a lot with finding brands that I would never think to work with. For example, I'm planning to work with a supplement brand, which would not be one that I would think to reach out to on my own. I'm trying to get a long-term sponsorship or brand deal, and they help with handling all of that.