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“Ninja” is the streamer with more Twitch followers.
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Twitch Turbo costs about $120.00 per month.
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Auronplay is still the streamer with the most followers on non-English speaking Twitch.
twitch has started the year with new changes for its platformsince part of its objective is to improve the experience for users, which is why it has opted for a different advertising strategy from what it had previously established, the product manager Tom Verrilli and the director of monetization Mike Minton They expressed in a public statement their idea of improving the advertising experience so that it stops being a nuisance for visitors.
Since the beginning of this year Mike Mintonresponsible for monetization of the application, had something in mind to handle advertising, even in an interview with The Washington Post he assured that they felt that advertising should be removed because it doesn’t make sense for channels that are starting to grow; However, today his idea is clearer.
Twitch and the streamers best paid
In recent months, there has been an increase in the use of said platform, as it has become a very popular medium, especially for streamersin addition to certain public figures who decide to do live in twitch to talk to your audience, such is the case of Luis Enriquea coach from Spain who was very active in this network during the last World Cup, even went ahead and said goodbye by this means, in case his team was eliminated from the world Cupa fact that if it happened, also due to the direct ones that he was doing, he managed to generate certain profits that he had through this means, which he stated that he would donate to a foundation in Spain.
It is well known that this platform leaves very good profits, especially for streamers that already have a large community of viewers, the one that stands out for having the most followers is Ninja with an average of 18.3 million, then there are the following:
- Auronplay- 14 million followers
- Rubius – 12.8 million followers
- Ibai – 11.8 million followers
- xQc – 11.3 million followers
Twitch proposes a better advertising strategy for 2023
twitch He has commented on certain changes that are coming to the platform in terms of advertising, since the objective is to improve the experience for users in this aspect.
Obviously, advertisements are a basic part of twitch which viewers can largely ignore by logging out for a few seconds; however, these will play anyway and, if played at the wrong time, can interrupt key moments in a currently running stream. Due to this situation, Twitch’s planned changes will seek to curb that frustration by giving viewers the option to delay the announcement to a time when it doesn’t interrupt what’s happening.
It should be noted that people have the option of paying for the service of Twitch Turbo that provides an ad-free experience, in addition to other services; however, some may not find the subscription worth it, twitch is aware of that, so it has plans to provide better service for this year.
“We are improving the ad running experience. We’ve heard from all of you that it can be difficult to know when an announcement is about to go live, making it difficult for you and your community to prepare for the disruption. We’ll be making changes to Ads Manager to help you have more visibility and control over when your ads run.
We know some viewers find value in an ad-free experience, so we’re working to make Twitch Turbo, which offers benefits like ad-free viewing and chat updates for emotes and badges, better and more relevant to our community. We are excited to share more updates later this year,” Tom Y Mike said in a statement.
Obviously, this platform will present more changes for this year, since within its plans is to improve its service for users and thus continue to be the largest live streaming platform in the world.
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