How Agencies Steal from Streamers and Youtubers
August 25, 2020
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Well this is the highly requested streamer agency video people have waited for. In this video we take on Twitch, Youtube, and social media talent agencies.
A lot of talent agencies in the influencer world are predatory. They can take advantage of streamers, content creators, Youtubers, and Twitch broadcasters because these influencers don't take the time to get informed.
This video intends to break down the truth behind agencies. How agencies work, what agencies can do to fool you into bad contracts, how to understand contracts, and how to get a good deal from an agency you're working with.
We cover a lot of concepts important for content creators to consider when venturing into the world of streaming. My hope is this helps people navigate the world of influencing and grow on Twitch, Youtube, and social media in a safe way.
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