<h2>Tips for Broadcasting Live</h2>
Be descriptive!

We always try to keep descriptions short,and in the “How to:” theme. If you can,the Description should be e.g. “How to Trim Pots” or “How to throw on the wheel”. If not,then just shortly explain what you will be doing.

Keep reintroducing yourself!

When you first start the video,take a minute to introduce yourself and what the video's about. But keep in mind that when you first start live streaming,you may have zero people watching. Even a few seconds in,you could only have a handful of viewers. As people find your video on their News Feeds,they'll join in -- but that means you'll want to reintroduce yourself a second,third,and even a fourth time to catch people up – every 15 minutes is good.

Keep it interactive!

At the start,try to show a finished piece of work that you will be making. Say hello to the viewers. Make sure you can read the comments,and try to answer them as you go. Read out the question aloud,and say the viewers name when you are answering the question.

Keep it clear!

Practice first: You can go live to your personal Facebook profile and set the audience to “only me” to Test out the settings.

Set up your phone in portrait mode – this saves your viewers getting stiff necks,tilting their heads! Flip the screen if possible – As soon as you go live,there is a little magic wand button in the upper right corner. Click on it,and at the bottom,a toolbar will appear. Click on the last icon - the tools. Select HORIZONTAL FLIP.

Make sure your phone is close enough to see what you are working on – or close enough so you can reach out and show your work. Ask the viewers early on if they can hear you alright,and if they can see you alright.  Feel free to change camera angles.

Encourage Likes and Shares!
<ul>
 	<li>“If you like this broadcast then go ahead and share it right now,so your friends can join in”</li>
 	<li>“If you want to see me do XYZ then send me a heart,if I get 50 hearts,then I’ll do it!”</li>
</ul>
Ask viewers to subscribe to live notifications!

In addition to asking for Likes,shares,and comments,ask viewers to subscribe to live notifications. To do that,all viewers have to do is click the small,downward-facing arrow in the top right-hand corner of the live video post,and choose "Turn On Notifications."

Say goodbye before you wrap up!

Before you end your live broadcast,be sure to finish with a closing line,like "Thanks for watching!" or "I'll be going live again next week." Don’t forget to tell them about your website,your shop,or your other social media profiles to follow,and if you plan on broadcasting the next week.
When you are finished,try to go through the comments and reply to them.

Tips for Live Streaming

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Tips for Live Streaming

Tips for Live Streaming

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