Exactly How Twitch Ads REALLY Work (How Much Streamers Make from Ads)
August 6, 2022
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Twitch has updated its ad revenue and how much Twitch pays streamers. How much money streamers make from ads is an important metric to understand. In a recent blog post, Twitch said it was changing creator revenue from ads to a 55% split for affiliates and partner broadcasters. But is it actually 55%? How much money do streamers makes off of ads? This video explores and explains this topic.
We also cover how much small streamers make on Twitch and how Twitch ads work. We explain exactly how the Twitch ad system worked before and how it worked now. Hopefully no one will have any questions on how Twitch ads work after this video!
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