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1. [Feature] New Analytics Layout

   We've updated the Analytics layout to make the data streamers need easier to find with intuitive pages that are designed to answer the questions streamers have when visiting analytics pages. With this design update, we'll also begin rolling out new and improved data with education to help you put your analytics to action.

   Read more about what we're working on building in analytics here https://twitch.app.link/A9Y1X5rKPub and share your new ideas and feedback with us below!

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2. [Feature] Alerts

   We have added in the ability to configure and manage Alerts directly within your Creator Dashboard here on Twitch. You can use them in tandem with the alerts you love and already have set up with your third-party broadcasting software; however, we've expanded our system to offer not just classic alerts like subs, follows and cheering, but also Alerts for hype trains, raids, goals, and charity. On top of this, we've added brand new features like Interactive Resubs, which can be tailored to provide different visual and audio options for users to pick when sharing their resub anniversary message. We've also launched Celebrations which can be added to any alert to trigger a channel page-wide explosion of your emotes to mark any special occasion. For much more information, please check out our detailed blog post here: https://blog.twitch.tv/2023/05/17/celebrate-your-community-your-way-with-twitch-s-new-alerts/.

   Our goal is to give you the tools to express yourself. Alerts are a sandbox for you to show off what you and your community are about; and this is only the beginning, so please let us know any feedback you have on how we can improve Twitch's Alerts for you in the future. Thank you!

   We have added in the ability to configure and manage Alerts directly within your Creator Dashboard here on Twitch. You can use them in tandem with the alerts you love and already have set up with your third-party broadcasting software; however, we've expanded our system to offer not just classic alerts like subs, follows and cheering, but also Alerts for hype trains, raids, goals, and charity. On top of this, we've added brand new features like Interactive Resubs, which can be tailored to provide different visual and audio options for users to pick when sharing their resub anniversary message. We've… more

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   Looking for Feedback  ·  AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded

   We're super excited to hear your feedback, and we have some questions for you to consider:

   • Are there any features you want or need that are missing?
   • Do you have any questions or concerns about the product?
   • How else can we improve alerts?

3. [Experiment] Research Tab & "Time to Stream" Analytics

   We're introducing a new tab called Research to Analytics in your Creator Dashboard. With it, streamers can view a panel that provides daily and hourly insight for the best times to stream, based on a particular category, in order to grow their audience.

   We'd love to hear feedback on what other information you might find valuable in the Research tab, or how design could be improved to help you better understand whatever it may be that can help you make more informed choices as a streamer.

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   Looking for Feedback  ·  AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded

   Hey everyone, we have a quick update to share. Your input has helped us identify a bug that was affecting the accuracy of timezone adjustments. This issue has been resolved, so you will now see data reflecting accurately based on your local timezone.
   We welcome your continued feedback on "Time to Stream" and look forward to hearing more about what you would like to see in the Research tab. Thanks!

4. [Feature] Category Suggestions Panel in Stream Summary

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   We're excited to announce the Category Suggestions panel on your Overview page is now available to all streamers (this feature is not available to Partners at this time). This panel shows you categories with the most favorable viewer:channel ratios that may help increase your chances of being discovered. These categories are ranked by factors such as average hours viewed versus average hours broadcasted in the past 7 days, and exclude outliers like large partnered channels.

   For more information, please check out https://link.twitch.tv/ChannelAnalyticsOverview#category.
   Your feedback is valuable to us, so please let us know if there's anything else we can do to improve this feature.

   Hi everyone!

   We're excited to announce the Category Suggestions panel on your Overview page is now available to all streamers (this feature is not available to Partners at this time). This panel shows you categories with the most favorable viewer:channel ratios that may help increase your chances of being discovered. These categories are ranked by factors such as average hours viewed versus average hours broadcasted in the past 7 days, and exclude outliers like large partnered channels.

   For more information, please check out https://link.twitch.tv/ChannelAnalyticsOverview#category.
   Your feedback is valuable to us, so please let us know if there's anything else… more

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5. [Experiment] New "Views from Outside Twitch" Chart on your Discovery Page

   We are testing a new chart on your Discovery page in the new Analytics navigation called "Views from Outside Twitch" (Analytics>Viewers) where you can visualize and learn which outside sources your viewers came to your stream from. This chart allows a streamer to see, at a glance, how viewer trends from external sources change over time. You can also toggle off and on the sources in the legend at the bottom of the graph to get a better view of the sources you want.

   This chart will give you better insight into which sources are most successful for your channel so that you can continue to promote your stream there.

   You may see a survey when accessing this page, and we encourage you to complete it, as it helps us learn more about why you visited this page and whether it was helpful/easy to understand. Additionally, please feel free to leave feedback here on UserVoice.

   We are testing a new chart on your Discovery page in the new Analytics navigation called "Views from Outside Twitch" (Analytics>Viewers) where you can visualize and learn which outside sources your viewers came to your stream from. This chart allows a streamer to see, at a glance, how viewer trends from external sources change over time. You can also toggle off and on the sources in the legend at the bottom of the graph to get a better view of the sources you want.

   This chart will give you better insight into which sources are most successful for your channel… more

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6. [Feature] Stream Events & Streamer-versary

   We have some exciting news to share with our Streamers! We have just launched a new feature that allows you and your community to celebrate your Streamer-versary (the day you became an Affiliate or Partner) in an extra special way. To help start the party, Twitch can now send you reminders of your upcoming Streamer-versary and helps you choose a date to celebrate within a 2-week window from the day you joined the Creator Program that aligns with your ideal stream schedule. During the stream event, viewers will see an anniversary badge and tag on your stream; and to help chat feel extra special, viewers will get a special prompt to congratulate you and custom emotes will be available for your community to share the love in chat on your big day.

   With the above features mentioned, we would love to know what other events or milestones would you like to celebrate on stream? Perhaps your birthday, the anniversary of your first stream ever, or your 100th stream? Let us know. We’re also open to suggestions for other features you’d like to see during your Streamer-versary celebrations. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

   We have some exciting news to share with our Streamers! We have just launched a new feature that allows you and your community to celebrate your Streamer-versary (the day you became an Affiliate or Partner) in an extra special way. To help start the party, Twitch can now send you reminders of your upcoming Streamer-versary and helps you choose a date to celebrate within a 2-week window from the day you joined the Creator Program that aligns with your ideal stream schedule. During the stream event, viewers will see an anniversary badge and tag on your stream; and to help… more

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7. [Feature] Guest Star

   Hi all,

   Guest Star is a tool we're developing, which makes it easy, safe & fun for streamers to invite guests (viewers or other streamers) to join your stream. We have recently released an early version of the tool to a select group of streamers to help us shape the final product experience via testing the technology and providing feedback on the experience. To learn more about Guest Star, please visit our help article (https://link.twitch.tv/GuestStarFAQs); and for those with early access, please share your feedback on here on UserVoice!

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8. [Experiment] Tag Impressions

   We're experimenting with a new way for streamers to gauge how certain tags aid them in audience discovery and growth. Tag impressions are a new metric that signify how many viewers saw your live channel when 1) they clicked on a particular tag to filter their channel results in Browse or 2) they saw your channel featured in a Twitch search result related to a specific tag. Streamers can use this data to help them understand which tags to use when they go live, which ones potentially increase their discovery for a broader audience, and how to test out mixing in new tags depending upon what they stream in the future.

   We appreciate your feedback! Thank you!

   We're experimenting with a new way for streamers to gauge how certain tags aid them in audience discovery and growth. Tag impressions are a new metric that signify how many viewers saw your live channel when 1) they clicked on a particular tag to filter their channel results in Browse or 2) they saw your channel featured in a Twitch search result related to a specific tag. Streamers can use this data to help them understand which tags to use when they go live, which ones potentially increase their discovery for a broader audience, and how to test out mixing… more

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9. [Experiment] "Views from Twitch" Panel

   We have some exciting news to share with you today - a new experiment! We are testing updates to the “Views from Twitch” panel on the Discovery analytics page. Gain insight into your impressions and views data when your channel is featured on the Browse page, homepage recommendations, and more.

   You will also be able to view this panel in the graph at the top of the Discovery analytics page. The new graph view is designed to help you better understand how viewers are finding your channel once they are on Twitch. By viewing information about these sources, you can get a more complete picture of how viewers are discovering your content.

   Here are additional added capabilities this experiment offers:
   1. A dropdown to dive deeper into the specific sources for sources such as Browse page & Front Page recommendations. For example, if your channel was featured in the “Speedrunning and Challenges” shelf on the Front Page, you’ll see the breakdown of how many views and impressions came from that specific shelf.
   2. In-product education to describe how data sources such as “Other” and “Direct” are defined, which was requested in previous feedback.

   We would love to hear your thoughts; specifically, we want to know if you find the graph useful, and if understanding how to use it is easy. Your feedback is critical to helping us improve this feature, so please don't hesitate to share your thoughts with us. Thank you for your continued feedback, and we look forward to hearing more from you soon.

   We have some exciting news to share with you today - a new experiment! We are testing updates to the “Views from Twitch” panel on the Discovery analytics page. Gain insight into your impressions and views data when your channel is featured on the Browse page, homepage recommendations, and more.

   You will also be able to view this panel in the graph at the top of the Discovery analytics page. The new graph view is designed to help you better understand how viewers are finding your channel once they are on Twitch. By viewing information about these sources, you can… more

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