How to Make Facebook and Instagram’s Algorithms Work for Your Content
Follow along as we dive into how the Facebook and Instagram algorithms work and how to use their tools and data to improve your social media posts and performance.
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How to Livestream Prerecorded Video
Explore the benefits of going live with prerecorded video and learn how to easily set up your prerecorded stream on Facebook and Youtube.
What to Know About Livestreaming Copyrighted Music
How to livestream copyrighted music on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch without getting flagged — a detailed guide for legally using music in your live video broadcasts.
How to Use Livestreaming Video to Boost Your Marketing Efforts
Learn about how incorporating livestreaming video into your digital marketing strategy can benefit your business.
How and Why to Stream from Zoom to Facebook Live and YouTube Live
Want to livestream with Zoom? We're covering how to stream from Zoom to Facebook Live or YouTube — and when to consider Zoom livestreaming alternatives.
How to Create a Ticketed Event on Facebook — and Livestream It
A guide to creating a ticketed event on Facebook and how to livestream it using Switcher Studio, making it easier than ever to monetize your live videos.
How Dozens of Musicians Came Together to Raise Money on Facebook Live
Two companies and 48 musicians came together for a virtual concert that raised $50k+ for those affected by COVID—and they streamed it with Switcher Studio.
How to Use Facebook Watch Party to Share a Live or Recorded Video
Facebook Watch Parties let people watch the same videos — live or prerecorded — simultaneously, creating a coviewing experience. Here's how (and why!) to start a Watch Party.
How News Stations Are Driving Views — and Revenue — with Facebook Live
We're digging into the data to show you how real news stations are driving on-air viewership and revenue through strategic use of Facebook Live.
The Best Livestreaming Platforms for Churches
Should you livestream your church services to Facebook, YouTube, your own website, or a paid platform? Here we compare the most popular options for churches.