It can also help the flow of the stream so you’re not constantly updating your chat with what is and isn’t appropriate. Again, using a rules panel can let people know what to expect. Perhaps you have a stream suitable for younger audiences. Bolstering this with specific information about what topics are not allowed and what language can and can’t be used is super important. If you have an 18+ stream your viewers will receive a notification of this when they arrive. Having a chat rules panel is a great way to inform new viewers of what’s appropriate in your chat and what can be expected when they arrive there. We outline the importance of schedules in our 10 tips for new streamers post. Be sure to keep this up to date with changes to the schedule and any special streams you have coming up.
Simply make a list of all the days and times you stream and post this with the panel. We would recommend having this near the top. It is arguably the most important panel on the page as it can keep your viewers coming back. A schedule panel, in our opinion is a must. You can also link to sponsors, friends, your website, Patreon and donation pages. Using panels to link from your streaming platform to your social media is a great way to grow your brand as new followers on other platforms can be kept up to date when you go live, when you’re running a new giveaway, changes to your streaming schedule and any other info you post.
One example of linking through your stream is links to your social media.
You can include many bits of info about you, about the community on your stream, your set up or pretty much anything you think you would be appropriate. The perhaps most useful purpose of panels is to provide information about your stream to viewers new and old that arrive at your page. The importance of panels is often overlooked so let’s go a little deeper and see what they are all about! Information about your stream and yourself. Simply put - a twitch panel is a graphic on your profile to help inform your viewers from the bio page of your stream.
For the veteran streamers the info here may seem fairly obvious, but for those new to streaming it will surely answer a very common question we receive! If you are a long time streamer, stick around anyway, you may pick up something new.
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