Saw this while scrolling this morning. New VTubers need to hear this. Not everyone starts from zero.
Some creators arrive with an audience from art, cosplay, gaming or another community. If you don’t have that, you are not failing.
Stream. Make things. Meet people. Give them a reason to return. No course can skip that part.
Something a lot of successful Vtubers don't outright say is that they had previous lives elsewhere or were already known in communities (Cosplay, Art, etc) other than Vtubing. They already had eyes on them when they "first started".
As someone who started with 0 presence online, there's nothing better than getting out there and streaming. Find your niche, find your people, make content.
I'm always happy to give out advice at any point because I want people to succeed
Saw this from @OrionQrowe.
Here's the simple move: keep fan tips on Gank, not a pile of random links.
Rising creators: one support page is enough. https://t.co/8IIQa8dT8B
Sorry for the delay yesterday, came back home to humidity wrecking my room, had to clean and or trash a bunch of stuff cause of mold and shit...
Umm, here's my Gank again, just in case ya'll can help... Again not required but genuinely thank you if ever!
https://t.co/JgHVt5vYyt
Creators already have too many links and platforms to manage.
Worrie is moving all their adopt and commission work to Gank.
This is what I hope Gank can become for more creators. One place to sell their work, accept commissions and receive support without juggling five different tools.
Funny, but this points to a real problem.
For VTubers and artists, a creator name is not just a username. It protects the line between their public work and private life.
Payment tools built for regular businesses often miss this. Creator platforms need to understand that boundary.
@kenkenlewu One more for the list: https://t.co/8IIQa8eqY9 👀
Creators can receive tips, offer memberships, sell digital products and take commissions from one page.
Look at those links used by MiNustsu. This is what it looks like when Gank becomes part of a creator’s "tech stack".
Not a one-off sponsored mention. Not a special campaign.
Just Gank sitting naturally alongside the other platforms and links they use every day.
That kind of adoption means more to me than any ad we could run.
So I’m going to talk more openly about Gank, what we’re learning and how creators are using it to earn.
I’ll share the wins, the questions and occasionally the things we get wrong.
Consider this me jumping off the cliff. Awkwardly. So help me God 😭🙏
The creators on Gank are the reason I’m changing that.
I've watched them experiment, create, sell, fail, try again and speak honestly with their communities.
If they can keep showing up, I can stop using “I’m an introvert” as a permanent hiding place.
VTubers need more than online reach. They need places to perform, collaborate and meet the people behind the usernames.
@VGakuenLIVE is bringing that to VTuber@VAX with two days of panels, games and performances.
Great to see the Malaysian scene building spaces like this.
Glad to have @ganknow playing a part in this with communities.
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