it would be great improvement if you could say, every viewer must view amount of minutes of ads. And then we could choose to view them every hour. Say you want viewers to see 5 minutes of adds each hour. The viewers would the push the add view button and as many as they want then pause them as needed. You should also have the content creators stream minimized so the viewers would know when the viewer wanted to return to the stream. A viewer would be required to finish all 5 minutes of add content before the end of the hour. Companies would know that their adds were being listened to because the viewer had control. If a viewer did not start watching an add before the last 5 minutes of the hour it would automatically trigger the entire 5 minutes of adds. I personally look to see if a Twitch streamer is also streaming on another platform like YouTube because you’re adds and their timing are horrible. And they are extremely random. Sometimes I get 8 adds in a row and it starts to return to the stream and immediately it starts another 8 adds in a row. This type of intrusive behavior is the main reason I avoid watching content on this platform and why I don’t pay to support content creators on here. I have supported content creators on other platforms like YouTube and Facebook. Although twitch is not publicly traded your parent company Amazon is. And the last time I looked Amazon is doing pretty good financially I understand that twitch needs to still provide revenue to support its content. But you can definitely do this in a more efficient non intrusive way.
With respect,
Mark
it would be great improvement if you could say, every viewer must view amount of minutes of ads. And then we could choose to view them every hour. Say you want viewers to see 5 minutes of adds each hour. The viewers would the push the add view button and as many as they want then pause them as needed. You should also have the content creators stream minimized so the viewers would know when the viewer wanted to return to the stream. A viewer would be required to finish all 5 minutes of add content before the end of the hour. Companies would know that their adds were being listened to because the viewer had control. If a viewer did not start watching an add before the last 5 minutes of the hour it would automatically trigger the entire 5 minutes of adds. I personally look to see if a Twitch streamer is also streaming on another platform like YouTube because you’re adds and their timing are horrible. And they are extremely random. Sometimes I get 8 adds in a row and it starts to return to the stream and immediately it starts another 8 adds in a row. This type of intrusive behavior is the main reason I avoid watching content on this platform and why I don’t pay to support content creators on here. I have supported content creators on other platforms like YouTube and Facebook. Although twitch is not publicly traded your parent company Amazon is. And the last time I looked Amazon is doing pretty good financially I understand that twitch needs to still provide revenue to support its content. But you can definitely do this in a more efficient non intrusive way.
With respect,
Mark