Livestream Plan
Plans a stream around the fact that the audience arrives gradually and the first ten minutes are mostly empty.
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Running it, start to finish
- Put non-essential content in the first ten minutes.
- Designate the chat moments rather than reading continuously.
- Prepare the failure playbook before going live.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Reserves the first ten minutes for arrivals rather than starting the substance to an empty room.
- Plans for the replay, which is watched by more people than the live event.
- Names at least one genuinely interactive moment, without which the stream should have been a video.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Restate the premise regularly. People join throughout. A viewer who cannot tell what they have walked into leaves within a minute.
- Have the failure playbook open. Watching a presenter silently debug is the worst possible content. Know what you will say while someone else fixes it.
- Close before you drift. Streams pass their natural ending and then trail off. Deliver the call to action while the audience is still there.
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