Buy Me a Coffee vs. YouTube Live

If you have a preexisting community somewhere (a newsletter for example) and you want to interact with them, YouTube Live is a great tool to do that. In my experience, a Live is great to make announcement, discuss topic or even make interviews if you integrate it with Zoom.
I guess it's not as useful if you haven't build a community yet, since people are not going to show up on your live if they don't know that you exist.

Incentivized

• Since Covid I tend to watch church live
• I follow [...] and she has two channels. One for random, on the spot and her second channel for recordings.
• Some supermarkets do live advertising or clothing shops I've seen/watched
• music is my every day live at work
• international news. YouTube is my only paid service.

Incentivized

• It could have options of studio like a oneline platform of restream of fb live to help make multi people connect, tickers etc
• There should be options of virtual backdrops and faceless live streams with other videos or images via mobile
• It could make resharing content a little easier to more platforms and also improve the auto edits into bite sized content

Incentivized

It provides a lot of tools, but in order to be a 10 it should be a little bit more "visually friendly". Also it contains so many options all at once that it can be overwhelming. Other than that, it's a great software for your business/personal project.

Incentivized

YouTube Live Is more cost effective it is more widely seen easily available and better while I have used Facebook Live, Linkedin Live, instagram live YouTube Live is more easier. to use, but combined with a multi streaming platform the net effect is excellent and you can actually stream to all the platforms together at the same time

Incentivized

• Not much way for brands to be personal
• not a great way to get noticed or get traction without other platform
• No Channel points for getting viewer retention

Incentivized