Episode 805 discusses creator growth strategies, including using Discord for after-parties, implementing TTS features, and planning song nights to grow and monetize a channel. The episode explores ways to enhance community engagement and revenue streams.
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The episode begins with the host, Psyche, discussing the monotony of certain jobs and the lack of advancement opportunities [0:05-0:24]. He then shifts his focus to his Discord channel, where he plans to host after-parties and play music [0:38-0:42]. Psyche also mentions his backup channel, where he might host song nights and experiment with TTS features, allowing viewers to request songs and send messages on the screen [0:44-1:01]. He expresses his expectation of getting monetized soon, which would enable him to use super chat features [1:04-1:06]. The episode also includes a conversation about identifying a song, with mentions of Metallica and rap music [1:21-1:28].
The episode appears to focus on community building and revenue growth strategies for creators. It suggests that engaging with audiences through interactive features like Discord and TTS can help foster a loyal community and increase monetization opportunities. The conversation also continues the pattern of exploring ways to enhance the viewing experience and encourage audience participation.
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And that's what we that's like almost like the sophist thing too is like sometimes we have these jobs and it's like we just work and work we do the same tasks over and over and then we just repeat it repeat it repeat it feels like we're not going anywhere. That was a problem with my one of my last jobs is like there was just like I could work do the best job I could and it's like that was just expected but it's like there's no way for advancement no other position
no higher position I can go to and so it kind of like gets a little frustrating and stuff. So yeah, NorCal raps like he talks normally. I saw no difference. Okay. Yeah, Norcco and be that rap. Yeah, I want to do like um stuff in my Discord. We can have like we can play music on the Discord and stuff like that. So we can do after parties and stuff like that. Also my backup channel. I might be
able to So I'm not planning on monetizing. I might be able to do like some song nights and stuff on that. But I just want to figure out or maybe I'll figure out the TTS on one of these channels and then um people can like send for songs and me messages on the screen and stuff like that. I think I will get monetized soon. Um and so then I'll be able to like do the super chat
thing and stuff like that. >> Okay. What's this one?
Okay. >> No, I already told you this one. Is it Metallica? >> Or is it is it is a rap song from like >> No. the I don't know. Cuz I wanted those.
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