Today on Audience, Matt is talking with live-streaming expert Ross Brand. Ross is a former radio personality, reporter and also a show host. With his deep love for broadcasting in mind, he created the @livestreamuni Twitter account before finally created the website: LivestreamUniverse.com. Through this platform he’s able to highlight brands that produce high quality content as well as broadcasters. He is one of the most noteworthy names and experts in live-streaming because of his passion, expertise, and because he’s so prolific.
In this episode, Matt and Ross talk about what he has learned about broadcasting through the different formats he has used in his life. Ross goes over some lessons he learned and would like to pass along to new podcasters and live-streamers including tips on equipment, what to prepare before your first broadcast, and how to appear in-control during a livestream.
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Today you’ll learn about:
The brand of (Ross) Brand and his history in radio
The purpose of podcasting and where video fits in with that
How COVID has changed the medium and community
Tips for first time podcasters and livestreamers
The importance of resetting during a livestream
Having control during a livestream
How to appear in-control
Why this is so important
Controlling introductions during roundtable discussions
Visual cues during a livestream
“What’s in it for the audience?”
Timing for livestreams: algorithms versus your schedule
Balancing energy to avoid burnout
Landing page or link tree for your work
Resources/Links:
New courses on Castos Academy: https://academy.castos.com/
Streamyard: https://streamyard.com/
