>>86389900>content ideasContent is literally everywhere. Video games, music, anime, etc. Pick a genre of something and go and experience. Then make content from that. Horror, Minecraft, and Streamer Bait (Lethal Company, Amogus) algo goes crazy. Don't do drama content. Don't do competitive content unless you are someone within the community. Focusing on a competitive game means you need to get involved in that community and be someone within.
>networkingshow up to people's streams as if they were coworkers. Tweet and engage with other people. Learn to tweet, rarely repost, comment and like. BE PROFESSIONAL
>>86431303If you have problems networking after doing this then there is likely something you are doing wrong. If you repost too much (rely on other content) then people won't engage with you. If you post politics or drama, even a whiff, then they need a very good reason to follow you. I don't care how much you agree or disagree with Froot. It's a huge red flag that you are problematic.
>>86436073also don't do shit like this
>vocal trainingpeople have linked sites in the past, pitch ninja for example.
https://pitchy.ninja there are also karaoke video games you can emulate, or basic game apps
https://trainer.thetamusic.com/en/content/singing-games >word of mouth shillingYou have to make content for the algorithm and shill yourself. Word of mouth shilling doesn't really happen. Nothing is organic.
>>86389835>eslAccent buff is real, but your English must be understandable.
You have to practice English.
>no talentThat isn't a problem.
You just need to have content moments that can be shilled.
