The first point is to find your own style, first of all, to locate what you want to be an anchor. The second point is to talk more about personal experience and have a * * * with others. Third, enrich your knowledge and make yourself more brilliant in the live broadcast room. A person's style is different, for example, do you mainly want to chat with people, such as talking about your own experience or popular science knowledge or history, or do you mainly focus on hands-on or singing and dancing. For example, if you do manual work or have a skill that you can show to everyone, you don't need too many words, just do it directly or you are a good singer. When you are embarrassed and don't know what's wrong, you can sing a song in the live broadcast room to attract the audience.
Some craftsmen we often see prefer to make live broadcasts by hand. For example, he can make bamboo products or sculptures and other things he is good at to make the live broadcast room more active. The one I remember most clearly was an anchor I followed. When he happened to be wearing a bracelet in the ice and snow, he kept holding some beads and rubber bands and wearing a bracelet for the transition.
However, people who like singers especially like to sing during the live broadcast. People in Aika also like to sing a song so that their voices can be heard by everyone and attract more people to enter the live broadcast room. In this case, we should consider whether they sing well or not. For example, many famous singers like to sing in the live broadcast room or some middle-aged and elderly song lovers especially like to sing. I remember that a good friend of my mother especially likes singing in the live broadcast room. Although he doesn't have many fans, there is always only one * * *.
If you don't have this specialty, tell me more about your own experience. For example, some unforgettable things you have experienced in your life or things that you think are very strange can be your talk material. When you chat about a person who is attracted to you, the live broadcast room becomes lively, and everyone has a curse, so you have a chance to talk to you more.
I remember a colleague in the office broadcast it once out of curiosity. Because I didn't know what to say, I said something about my life. Slowly, twenty or thirty people came in to watch, some commented and some chatted. I think you can ease the embarrassment by talking.
When your fans have accumulated to a certain number, you should enrich your experience and support. Speaking of knowledge points, you should know everything. You open a topic with everyone, and fans will definitely ask you all kinds of questions. After all, you mainly chat with people. If you don't know something, you can't go on indefinitely. Although harmless, it will reduce your conversation. If you know something, it will make you more.
For example, some award-winning bloggers in history or science and technology that we often see will talk to you about these topics during the live broadcast. When you ask these similar questions, they can answer them and know the ins and outs, which is also effective for increasing fans.