Some YouTubers do AMA or Q&A style videos and ask their fans to leave questions in the comments section beforehand. But for mid-to-large YouTubers, the number of questions can be overwhelming. How do they sort or filter through them? Have you tried making this kind of video yourself?
Some YouTubers do AMA or Q&A style videos and ask their fans to leave questions in the comments section beforehand. But for mid-to-large YouTubers, the number of questions can be overwhelming. How do they sort or filter through them? Have you tried making this kind of video yourself?
I’ve noticed that most YouTubers don’t have a Discord server for interacting with their fans, however, most Twitch streamers do have Discord servers. How’s that so different?
Do you have a Discord server? Or why don’t you have one?
I’ve noticed that most YouTubers don’t have a Discord server for interacting with their fans, however, most Twitch streamers do have Discord servers. How’s that so different?
Do you have a Discord server? Or why don’t you have one?
I’ve noticed that Japanese shops love using "gacha" (capsule toys). It’s a clever psychological trick to boost consumer spending, but I see some buyers complaining that shops might be rigging the results. Will you likely to implement this feature to your shop?
So I built a live chatroom platform where everyone can create their own chatrooms.
It’s fully free to try! Looking for testers now!
There’s even a tag says I’m Angry!!! lol
Why suddenly do people hate SC now!? Storage limit? AI slop? GO+ pricing surge?
I'm a film composer. I use SoundCloud as a song storage and showcase to my clients. Do you use it for people to discover you? What do you use SoundCloud for?
I was in a band back in the 2000s. Most of our money came from gigs, and selling CDs at the merch table after shows. I remember once making like $200 on a Friday night and feeling like a millionaire.
Now in 2026, things look totally different — Spotify, Patreon, Bandcamp, YouTube. Curious how it actually works for bands now: where does the money actually come from? Is it still mostly gigs and merch, or has the mix shifted?
I was in a band back in the 2000s. We didn’t sell any albums. Instead, most of our revenue came from live gigs. I wonder how artists nowadays make money. Via Spotify?
Do you enjoy live podcasts? If you do, which platforms do you use for live podcasts?
Edit: I'm referring to livestreamings, not pre-recorded live audience ones.