Splitting Out Spotify: Streaming & Recording With "Tracks" in OBS

Tutorial

It's a known fact that using streamed footage to create YouTube videos is a fantastic way to repurpose content. However, for a lot of streamers, their music of choice on stream leaves them with a problem: YouTube’s (seemingly random) stance on copyright. Using popular songs is guaranteed to get you a strike, but it’s difficult to know or discern if a lesser-known song is…

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Killers & Gamification: “Win… at any cost”

Gamification

A note, before we begin: a lot of people, when they hear the name of the 'killers' player group, don't like to actually be called 'Killers'. There is a negative connotation the name brings. Take it from someone who plays video games - the name is very apt. There are groups of people who, whether it's for achievement or their own enjoyment, love the…

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Socialites & Gamification: “Better, Together”

Gamification, Marketing

Socialites, in games, love the idea of spending their interactions (and time) with other players. There are two main reasons why a socialite continues to use a platform or game. One, they enjoy the features you've implemented to keep them around. Two, the people they have met are on your platform as well. If either of those two elements becomes an issue, they (and…

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3+ Things Every Content Creator Needs In 2020

Digital Strategy, WordPress

There is no better time to stake your claim online. The Internet, one thought to be a 'passing fad', is still here and going stronger than ever. But it's not enough to just put your voice out on every social media platform you come across. In order to truly succeed online, there are certain necessities you'll want to make sure you have. Whether you…

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Twenty-Twenty

Musings

But for real, though... who's still blogging in 2020? Me. At least, I should be, and so here we are. I'd love to be one of those people who say that "2019 was a year of <insert whatever amazing things happened here>" but, really, that's not what it was for me. It was growing, but with growing pains. It was stepping back, but stepping…

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