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Rust, and whatever else
A new video every week on YouTube. Plus live almost every day on Twitch.
Every week
New video on YouTube
Twitch followers
3
Platforms at once
What a video does
One a week, plus the best of the live on top. A video does not die the way a stream does: it keeps pulling views months after it goes up. Your brand keeps showing up long after the money is spent.
What a stream does
Twitch is home, but the stream goes out on YouTube and Kick at the same time. These are the three added together.
Who is watching
Overwhelmingly young, male and Brazilian. If that is who you sell to, this is a good room to be in.
The four most watched
The gallery is the argument. These four alone carry more views than a month of streaming, and they keep collecting them while I sleep.
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How we can work together
No reading a script mid-match. What works here is the brand showing up as part of the thing. That part I do well.
A video of your own, cut and branded like the rest of the channel. Unlike the live, it keeps earning views months later. It is the format that lasts longest.
Your brand on screen for the whole stream, built into the layout that is already there. Not a banner pasted on top. It belongs to the scene, so nobody looks away to escape it.
Spoken mid-game, in my own words. We agree on what has to be said and I say it my way. Read off a card and chat clocks it instantly, and the whole thing backfires.
Fixed space below the stream, with a link. It sits there all day, including when I am offline. Latecomers still see it.
Your brand becomes an emote and runs free in chat, every day, typed by the people watching. The channel already ships 15 emotes and 20 badges, so yours lands in a set people already use.
Let us talk
Tell me what you need. Pick the reason, write it down, and it lands in my inbox.