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New Engagement Feature: Link Library & 10 Must-Have Facilitator Toolkits

Lux Narayan
June 20, 2023
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2
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Newsletters

New Engagement Feature: Link Library & 10 Must-Have Facilitator Toolkits

Lux Narayan
June 20, 2023
 - 
2
 min read

Hi there!

This week, we’re excited to let you know about a new audience engagement feature that’s now available to all users.

It’s called Link Library, and there are no prizes for guessing what it does 😊

When your audience shares a link, it curates them all onto a single page—which the host can then share with everyone after the event.

The links are archived and accessible to anyone with that link forever.

Hence, Link Library.

You could use Link Library in your next livestream or webinar in a number of ways:

  • Ask people to share a funny YouTube video
  • Ask people what their favorite song is
  • Ask people to share a link to their social media profile
  • Ask people to share a book they’ve been reading

Login to your StreamAlive account to start using this new engagement feature today.

Try Link Library Today

Livestream TL;DR

Elsewhere it’s been a busy week in the livestreaming space. Here’s a rundown of the stories we’ve been reading:

🧰10 Facilitation & Experience Design Toolkits I Can't Live Without

This excellent resource from Gwyn Wansbrough is a collection of her favorite toolkits when she needs some inspiration. In these toolkits, you’ll find ideas for ice-breakers and engagement techniques to ensure everyone attending your event feels welcome and included.

Business is booming for this bookstore that switched from a retail outlet to one-man livestream shopping

Using the Chinese livestreaming app WeChat, this businessman sells $200,000 worth of books daily using livestreamed shopping. As the spending power of the younger generation increases, they are making more of their purchasing decisions based on influencers and livestreamers that they feel like they have a connection with. It’s like getting a recommendation from a friend.

New livestreaming startup, Kick, poaches Twitch’s top male and female livestreamers in $100m deal

Twitch’s newest competitor has swooped in and poached two of their most popular livestreamers in the space of 48 hours. Gamers xQc and Amouranth have signed non-exclusive deals to stream from the Kick platform, with xQc’s deal reportedly worth $100m over two years. Although they are non-exclusive, Twitch’s policies say you can’t cross-stream to another platform.

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All the best,

Lux and the StreamAlive team