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1. Authorised access to statistics

   Marketing firms looking to sponsor streamers or their managment need accurate statistics for a channel.

   They need more information than just scraping the public Twitch API.

   For example

   • the Twitch API will not distinguish between and embed viewer and a viewer in chat.
   • chat activity information
   • other metrics that a streamer has access to and theres no way to API style obtain more useful data

   Basically, there needs to be an API method to obtain more data about a channel but it has to be scoped naturally.

   There should be an API that allows authroised people to collect information about a channel in a secure way.

   This would also need to be time limited, since a marketing firm doesn't need forever access, it will just need, say, the last 30 days for a channel.

   So a streamer would visit a site, grant access, and then the site can obtain the last 30 day statistics report generated for the 30 days prior to the authentication date.

   For streamers management/represetnation then a on going scope would be a better option.

   So I'm proposing

   • a new analytics package

   and

   Two new scopes

   • management access - forever access to stats
   • marketing access - heres a report for the last 30 days

   Marketing firms looking to sponsor streamers or their managment need accurate statistics for a channel.

   They need more information than just scraping the public Twitch API.

   For example

   • the Twitch API will not distinguish between and embed viewer and a viewer in chat.
   • chat activity information
   • other metrics that a streamer has access to and theres no way to API style obtain more useful data

   Basically, there needs to be an API method to obtain more data about a channel but it has to be scoped naturally.

   There should be an API that allows authroised people to collect information about… more

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2. Maybe some day in future we cam transfer our channel points in for subscription or twitch bits if thats ok with twitch and the staff

   I think it would be great if we could trade in out channel points in for subs or twitch bits

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3. When (What Time) Do Your Viewers/Followers Watch?

   Streamers struggle with the problem of the "when should I stream" question.

   Inherently, there's a lot of variables around that; and, of course, your ACTUAL viewers tend to watch you on your schedule. However, an analytic that tries to help them find an ideal time to even experiment or "find missed viewers" with would be very helpful.

   Consider this:

   • You have 10,000 followers.
   • How many of them actively engage and use Twitch?
   • Do they even watch you anymore?
   • When are they watching? (AKA - Are you missing opportunities because of the timing, and not the game?)
   • Are there hot spots? Are they watching other similar creators at specific times? For example, if I'm catching some viewers at 10PM PT -- but they tend to watch 2PM - 4PM PT, is there potential there?

   Obviously it would be great to track a mix of potential engaged viewers. If there was a way to additionally pool potential viewers that may have lurked recently (for let's say 10 mins.), but not followed your stream perhaps that could arguably yield more potential than someone who followed you a year ago but hasn't watched.

   Streamers struggle with the problem of the "when should I stream" question.

   Inherently, there's a lot of variables around that; and, of course, your ACTUAL viewers tend to watch you on your schedule. However, an analytic that tries to help them find an ideal time to even experiment or "find missed viewers" with would be very helpful.

   Consider this:

   • You have 10,000 followers.
   • How many of them actively engage and use Twitch?
   • Do they even watch you anymore?
   • When are they watching? (AKA - Are you missing opportunities because of the timing, and not the game?)
   • Are there hot spots?… more
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4. How can I find out which live broadcast room the rewards dropped by users for watching live broadcasts come from?

   How can I find out which live broadcast room the rewards dropped by users for watching live broadcasts come from?

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5. Insight into percentage of users that interacted with extension

   Looking for a metric that helps determine what percentage of viewers tried out the extension. A developer can track the viewer count on their own, but they cannot guarantee that the extension loaded for each user. A metric is desired to calculate that X% of users interacted with the extension, not just a raw value of unique interactions.

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