What do you need to livestream on YouTube? How do you livestream?

Streaming has become both a source of income and entertainment with the explosion of YouTube as an online platform. But in recent months, we’ve seen the rise of more content creators as well as consumers of online content, especially that online shopping has taken the spotlight. With remote work staying for a good long while, we can expect more streamers since most of everything can be done at home.

Tech has helped us adjust better to work from home with the use of home office desktop accessories like noise canceling bluetooth headsets, speakerphones, and webcams. In our 12 months of streaming on YouTube, Amazon, Instagram, and even LinkedIn, we’ve helped a good bunch of people with our tutorials and demos! This has dramatically empowered us to help more, and if you want to get into streaming, whether for business or entertainment, why not? We can help you!

What The Teck is back with an episode full of streaming tips for beginners and YouTube live stream tips if you want to stream specifically on YouTube! Join us as we talk about some of the lessons we learned about livestreaming as an e-commerce business over the last year!

One of the most important livestream tips we’ve learned is the importance of having the proper gear and livestream software! Though you can use any microphone and camera, you want to use quality gear so that your audience understands you better. As a tech company, we know how important it is to be well-equipped for proper communication!

Tech investments like a proper webcam or microphone will always be great in the long run. And if you want to learn more on how to get more stream viewers, having the proper equipment to make you look and sound incredible is a great start!

There’s more on our episode today, from product reviews and tutorials to deep discussions about business trends with some of the best minds in the larger industry. In this past year, we've experimented with a lot of different types of content!

Hopefully, you learn a little bit from our journey but as always, thank you for being here!