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New Audio: Baltimore's Devin Nash Shares a Sultry Club Banger @heygroover @romainpalmieri @DorianPerron

Devin Nash is a Baltimore-born and-based singer/songwriter and musician, who quickly established a sound that blends contemporary R&B and 80s synth pop with the release of his full-length debut, 2016’s Her. Her achieved commercial success with the album’s songs appearing on VH1’s Black Ink Crew Chicago and MTV’s Teen Mom — and he performed at the BET Awards. Nash’s forthcoming EP…

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Welcome back to our channel, featuring updates, and analysis on streaming platforms, gaming, and digital content creation. Today, we're discussing recent changes in Twitch's advertising rules and how they will reshape the streaming landscape - a hot topic for anyone involved in eSports, streaming, or digital marketing.

Twitch's new ad policies have raised eyebrows across the streaming community and industry. Are these changes a strategic move towards streamlining the platform or a potential threat to independent content creators?

We will discuss the groups most likely to be impacted by these rules, particularly small streamers, event organizers, and charities.

Whether you're an aspiring Twitch streamer, a gaming enthusiast, an eSports player, a digital marketer, or just intrigued by the digital content landscape, this episode is packed with vital insights on Twitch's controversial guidelines.

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Summarizing, in this video, @DevinNash shares 6 mistakes new streamers make. I watched it because I’m a new streamer and saw it as a learning opportunity. The first 4 were obvious to me, but number 5 gave me the smack in the face I hadn’t realized I needed. Devin saved the worst one for last, but it, too, was also obvious.

5 was, “How do I monetize?” And it hit me I was presenting myself poorly.

On my channel, my goal is to educate my viewers on game development so as to answer the question, "Why do video games take so long to make?" The purpose being so people will be less upset when and understand why a game gets delayed. But it looked like I was in it solely for the money. 

And I felt horrible.

I went to my Twitch and removed my Ko-fi panel; I removed the link from my #about-me channel in Discord, and I removed it from my Twitter. All I have left on my Twitch panels is a small TIP image with a link to click if someone wants to further support and it’s at the bottom of the page. 

I no longer have Ko-fi in anyone’s face; people have to want to click it now.

Education and fun are the goals, support is the bonus.

I want there to be value in my channel; I have something I want people to see in the world; I want to empower people with knowledge.

With knowledge comes patience and understanding.

Thank you Devin for this video; it helped me in a way I didn’t realize I needed.