I recently learned that i comics there was a period of time where comics that featured gorillas on their covers and stories sold like 2x more than usual.
I have therefore come to the reasonable conclusion to apply this to all my VTuber clients and have them dress up as gorillas.
Putting on my tinfoil hat because theres no way i consistently get 5 DMs from various different VTubers in totally different timezones at the same time.
THEY HAVE TO BE COORDINATING THIS ๐ญ
Sometimes when im doing paperwork and watching one of my clients LIVE being "cute little VTubers" in the background, I look up and stare at the abyss...
Knowing the demons behind the screen...
I weep.
Why does almost every VTuber ive ever worked with think im scary? ๐ญ
Is it the multi paragraph long business email like messages in discord? I bet its that....
I sure do love when people label themselves as VTuber "fan clippers" when they dont include a link or name to the creator featured in it.
Adding it to the ACTUAL SHORT OR TIKTOK is the bare fucking minimum and yet theyre not even putting it in the description.
Bloody Shameful.
@erzascarlett978 The best way in my opinion is to shoot your shot through their business email, research the person ahead of time, show that youve actually watched their content and say what you enjoy about it, while remaining somewhat professional and know going in that they might ghost/decline.
I'd like to thank all the early era VTubers out there who uterly failed responded to emails in a timely manner, and forcing companies to talk over discord.
Having the default line of communication on Discord instead of multi day email chains is such a blessing. ๐ญ
Use it for promotions, art retweets, etc etc.
The first thing i think when a VTuber's posts include drama they have no connection to is "I dont want to work with this person, and I don't want my clients to work with this person."
To the VTubers out there that want to grow heres a piece of free advice.
Stop being so negative on your twitter when theres absolutely no need to!
Twitter is one of the first things sponsers and people like me look at when deciding if we want to reach out.
It RUINS your image.