How to get a working twitch viewer and chatters bot?

Every streamer knows how important it is for a channel to grow. However, many do not understand that growing your stream can be just as difficult as starting it all together. Many new streamers ask themselves the same question over and over again: ‘How to get a working twitch viewer and chatters bot?’

Well, there is an answer, just follow these simple steps:

If you’re ready to learn about the rabbit hole of making money while streaming on Twitch, this guide is for you. In this guide, I’m going to show you step-by-step how you can make thousands of dollars while streaming by turning yourself into a Twitch ‘ninja’. It’s easier than you think! All you need is a computer and internet connection and start view botting on twitch.

Step 1: Setting up your Twitch stream. If you haven’t already, create yourself a twitch channel. It’s relatively simple and it only takes 5 minutes.

Step 2: Now that you have created your twitch channel, open it up in a new window so we can get started on the next steps…

If this is not an option for you yet because you lack viewers, don’t worry about it until later in the guide. Just go ahead and watch some other smaller channels to get used to how things work. You’ll need at least 10 viewers before most streamers will even consider talking to you or playing with you (because they won’t want their chat being spammed by just two people), so hang tight and keep watching until you get a couple of viewers.

I know this sounds like it could take forever, but once people see that you are actually streaming and taking things seriously, they will come – just be patient. It’s also worth noting that if you are serious about your stream then try to have some form of a camera pointed at your face so the streamers can see who is watching them.

This will help to build rapport with the other more popular streamers out there as well as looking professional in general (which let’s face it… is important).

Step 3: Now that you’re familiar with how twitch works, go ahead and open up another browser window or tab to follow along while we talk about our next step…

Step 4: Head over to YouTube and check out some of the bigger streamers who you like to watch. Look for videos where the streamer is actually playing and not just talking in a vlog style format (you can go ahead and skip any tutorial or how-to as well).

Now that you have watched your first 20 – 30 minute video, it’s time to get started on setting yourself up on OBS. If you are already familiar with streaming then feel free to skip this section, otherwise please start watching until the end so that I can show you what we need from you as a viewer for us streamers to help promote your channel as much as possible when we are broadcasting.

Here’s an example screenshot from one of my recent streams as an illustration of what you should be looking for when you watch the streamer’s video:

As a general rule, I would recommend watching at least 15 minutes of someone’s stream to make sure that you are familiar with them and have watched enough to get the gist of how their content is structured.

This is important because it helps us streamers (and those who decide whether or not to promote your request) know that you are invested and interested in our content before demanding anything from us. After all we don’t owe you anything even if you do meet this minimum requirement – so treat this section like potential free coaching for your channel.