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It's actually a relief. Because now I know with almost complete certainty that I will never make twitch my full time job
At first, I had pretty much the reaction as you when I saw the salaries.
I just started streaming, and I thought "it will probably never be a career, but if the occasion shows up, I want to be able to make the same amount of money on twitch as I will make in my job as a Data Scientist".
After seeing these leaks and realising I would need to be in the top 1500 at least, I thought "yeah, naaaah... that's not happening! :D"
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Although you are correct Harris you must also take into consideration that those numbers only include Subs, Gifted Subs and Ads. Those 3 make up to 50% of a streamers income. There still are Donations, YouTube videos, Sponsors, Merch and other side gigs that can be promoted to their following. And considering that the number of people watching streams is going to go bigger in the future as its been in the past few years we can assume that there are about double the people you mentioned that make the avg. american income. Its still very unlikely though
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Harris - The better income barrier to use would be median income, which according to a quick search was just over 31000 a year in the US in 2019. This means that half the population makes more and half makes less than that number. I feel this number is more accurate to how our country income inequality is skewed, especially when looking at the average income. Which number on the list is that number?
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Well I would say that my be from 1 or 2 sources of income. I think most of those average to below-average income streamers are just going off of donos and maybe ad revenue, but haven't really diversified their income streams to places that would give them a higher return. It's becoming painfully clear that in order to succeed financially as a stream, you must diversify in order to survive. Most people either don't know that/don't know how to, or are not willing to or don't care to go that far.
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That’s just the reality of it dude. People need to realize content creation/streaming is very over saturated, there aren’t enough avid twitch viewers to watch 8.8 million people. You need to be really good at what you want to do and you need to be really lucky.
streaming/content creation is the customer service industry
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8 million people arent putting full time job level comittment streaming, or targetting a clout heavy niche. That number would decrease dramatically when adding relevant parameters. This isnt some hyper competetive pool of people. As long as you have a discernable floor of a decent personality with something niche targetting and the stream plays fine, its pretty luck and possible opportunities
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@HillJoseph
2 years ago
It's like having an interview for a job that 10,000 others are going for and they are hiring 2 people.
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