Earn more and get closer to your community using Twitch
“The problem with being an influencer these days, is there isn’t much money in it. The market is saturated and there is no real way to create a deeper and meaningful relationship with your followers. Well now you can solve both these problems in this Twitch course dedicated to influeners.”
Twitch
Learn everything you need to know about Twitch, from opening your account, designing a great profile, getting to affiliate level and then partner level.
Steamlabs OBS
Master Streamlabs OBS, the essential tool needed to stream via your computer. Learn how to set up some awesome and interactive stream.
Equipment
Be in the know with the best streaming equipment for any budget. Learn about Microphones, Camara’s, Lighting, Stream Decks, Headsets, PC parts.
Community
Join a sorority of influencers who are learning to stream on Twitch. Become part of a very supportive community that will help you grow as a popular streamer.
What Is Xentoza?
Xentoza is a course for female influencers on Instagram, Tiktok, Facebook etc. To increase their income whilst creating a deeper and closer connection with their followers using Twitch. It’s not just a course but a community of like-minded individuals helping and supporting each other. Xentoza is a Stream Team, a Brand, and a Sorority.
What Is Twitch?
Twitch is a streaming platform initially designed for gamers to stream their gameplay live to their community. However, it soon expanded beyond the realm of gaming and became the world’s number one streaming platform of pretty much anything kosher.
Photos are uploaded to Instagram hours/days after they were taken and only after cropped, filtered and edited. Videos on Tiktok are filmed, cut, transitioned, edited and then uploaded. Both take a long time, a lot of energy, and no way to create any meaningful connection with your followers. On the other hand, going live on Twitch is easy and has multiple ways to bring entertainment and enjoyment to your audience. But unlike going live on those other social media, you can earn a lot of money from it, and all you do is relax and chat with your community.
What You Will Learn
Designing the perfect Twitch profile
Setting up Streamlabs OBS
Adding Overlays & Alerts
Securing and moderating your streams
How to properly engage with your audience
The Do's and Don'ts of Twitch
Registering Your Domain
What streaming gear to buy
Corrective exercises for streamers
Workload & Stress management
Finding the right & sponsors for you
Building your own website
course content
5 Topics
12 Lessons
2 hour of videos
Downloadable Resources
Quizzes
Accessible on Mobile
Certificate of Completion
Photoshop Templates
Discounts on resources
Couple things you will need
Laptop
A nice laptop or mac will be enough to run OBS and start streaming to your audience. Doing a just chatting stream doesn’t require much and is a good start.
Mobile
You can stream via your mobile phone the same way you go live on Facebook or Instagram. But you will need to have another phone to be able to moderate the chat and comments.
Internet
Funnily enough, you need the internet. However, it’s all about the upload speed, not the download speed, when it comes to streaming. So you will need at least a 5 to 10 MB upload speed on your internet or wifi.
Desktop
Laptops are useful, but a desktop computer for streaming would be ideal, especially if you want to stream and play games. Buying a decent desktop computer would be cheaper than a laptop with the same components.
Your Instructor
Krix Luther
Instructor
Krix is a Strength & Conditioning Coach and Health & Fitness Specialist. During the pandemic, he noticed many of his clients who were influencers struggling for work due to the travel restrictions. Krix has been a gamer all his life, started streaming on Twitch for fun, and founded the famous gaming community Salty Zombies. He noticed some of the most successful streamers on Twitch were girls who didn’t even play games. They just chatted to their community.
He saw an opportunity for influencers to make better earnings using their followers via Twitch. But he knew a bit of a nudge and some guidance would be needed. So he devised the idea to coach his modelling clients, not for fitness, but to live stream on Twitch. With their massive success, he decided to create this Twitch course designed explicitly for influencers and from there, Xentoza was born.
The course isn’t just about learning how to stream on Twitch or using OBS. It speaks volumes about designs, branding, first impressions, building a community, interacting with your audience, marketing, and some health and well-being of you, the streamer.
Streamers
Discord Members
Success Rate
Success Stories
Dorothy
I always like the idea of live streaming on my Ian excellent. It was a good way to get to know my followers, but I found it very limiting. Krix suggested trying to go live on Twitch. He showed me all the cool things you can do that you can’t with Instagram or Tiktok. The rest is history. He even helped me with my modelling website.
Shina
I watched lots of YouTube Tutorials on how to stream on Twitch, but everyone in those videos assumes you already know a lot about Twitch. I saw Krix’s online course on Facebook and signed up, which was worth it. He explained everything in depth and clarity like you don’t even know what Twitch is, which was perfect for me.
Sophie Mudd
I occasionally streamed on Twitch for a few years, but nothing came of it until I teamed up with Krix. He helped me with some technical issues during the stream and led and taught my moderators. He also set up my Discord and showed me how it all works. I highly recommend working with him and signing up for his course.
Jada Ketley
As a Professional Muay Thai and MMA fighter, it was hard to make ends meet during the pandemic, and all the stadiums were closed. I saw a few people going on Twitch, and a friend referred me to Krix. I did his course, and we met up for a couple of IRL sessions, which helped. Now the stadiums are open, and I am fighting again, but I still love streaming on Twitch.
Mis Ocean
I always liked FPS survival games and played on many RUST PVE Servers. But I never considered streaming on Twitch. I thought it was something quite technical and challenging to do. Then Krix showed me what to do and taught me the basics, and I realised it was pretty easy. It has a slight learning curve, but he is a good teacher, and now I play games like I used to, but with an audience.
AmarieSZ
I met Krix on the Salty Zombies discord and am now one of his senior admins for the 7 Days To Die Darkness Falls Mod. I never thought about streaming on Twitch until I saw Krix do it. It looked like fun, but I was rather shy. But with the encouragement of Krix and the Salty Zombies community, I decided to give it ago, and now I am addicted and haven’t looked back since.
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