What advice or ideas would you give to the Vtubers you heard of or watch to become bigger streamers?
Examples:
Shylily
She has a large Russian fanbase or Youtube channel that loves promoting her content. If she has her own discord for her fanbase than opening and maintaining a telegram channel on the side to have a growing audience and viewer fanbase would seem like a good idea. For all we know a certain country can come back into the western market with a possible bigger economy to give her more money.
Snuffy
If I am assuming she is not being full of shit of being either lazy or too busy playing FF14 with her buddies and she does in fact have ISP issues, good ol Musk has the solution. If she is worried about her bluesky community she can state she got a better ISP or new solution that isn't star link for her connectivity(when in fact it is) and they wouldn't know. If its a processor problem get a new processor or PC. The public already has an idea how much is made off patreon, donos, subs and merch and know you can afford either starlink or a new PC.
Sinder
Pay attention to your audience on forums, 4chan or other vtuber discussion sites because there are problems of people discussing your past 80k goal and suggesting payment plans(shouldnt go this route because its they have or don't have the money) for 250 dollar figures. You can lose an audience with just greed or not putting in the quality/content people want.
Ironmouse
The please feel sorry for me act tends to get a little excessive and it might filter you from getting a bigger audience. The Overview on twitchtracker website of your page suggests you had more average viewers in 2022 than you do now collabing with kai cenat with other large fleshtubers, cdawgva using you for content, winning multiple awards. I think slowing down on the feel sorry for me act would be a little better. Gura is opening up on her chronic illness and tends to hide it more, people might throw comparisons about it which will not look positive for you especially if she decides to go the Senzawa route on Twitch which keeps increasing those chances. Assuming money wasn't thrown to be on frontpages, collab with big streamers and winning awards, maybe collabing more with different kinds of vtubers with actual interest in them could be a good path to take for a growing audience because it doesnt look like you have anything to lose from where your standing at right now.
Examples:
Shylily
She has a large Russian fanbase or Youtube channel that loves promoting her content. If she has her own discord for her fanbase than opening and maintaining a telegram channel on the side to have a growing audience and viewer fanbase would seem like a good idea. For all we know a certain country can come back into the western market with a possible bigger economy to give her more money.
Snuffy
Sinder
Pay attention to your audience on forums, 4chan or other vtuber discussion sites because there are problems of people discussing your past 80k goal and suggesting payment plans(shouldnt go this route because its they have or don't have the money) for 250 dollar figures. You can lose an audience with just greed or not putting in the quality/content people want.
Ironmouse
The please feel sorry for me act tends to get a little excessive and it might filter you from getting a bigger audience. The Overview on twitchtracker website of your page suggests you had more average viewers in 2022 than you do now collabing with kai cenat with other large fleshtubers, cdawgva using you for content, winning multiple awards. I think slowing down on the feel sorry for me act would be a little better. Gura is opening up on her chronic illness and tends to hide it more, people might throw comparisons about it which will not look positive for you especially if she decides to go the Senzawa route on Twitch which keeps increasing those chances. Assuming money wasn't thrown to be on frontpages, collab with big streamers and winning awards, maybe collabing more with different kinds of vtubers with actual interest in them could be a good path to take for a growing audience because it doesnt look like you have anything to lose from where your standing at right now.