How to Enable Live Events on YouTube – 2014

There is a real power that can come from using live video that creates an amazing experience. Conferences, seminars, and workshops are just a few of the advantages that are at your disposal with Live Stream. And by simply enabling Live Events on your YouTube channel, you too, can present engaging content that will not only build up your audience but your relationship with them.

Online audiences are steadily becoming more of the norm as live streaming has made its way into the home as well as the work place. The list can go on and on with streaming sports news, festivals, fund raisers, networking, video games, Google+ Hangout on Air, and especially whatever you make of your own broadcast. In fact, companies have reported increases in both attendance and revenue from conferences that they have streamed. This new trend seems to be pushing itself in a positive direction as it is now becoming the standard as companies hold their business meetings online. And what an advantage this is to be able to video a live event only to broadcast it at a later date which ends up being the best of both worlds.

This opens up a whole new realm for YouTuber’s as they broadcast live. Live events are platforms that allow unlimited options as you combine YouTube Live Events with Google’s power and SEO. You will be amazed how fast these results show up in searches as you reach out to new audience members bringing more people to your video.

Of course, with all of this information, it is imperative that you find the right live streaming strategy that will work for your personality as well as the end results you are wanting to achieve. You are not limited to just sitting in front of a camera. Live Events lets you use anything from Power-Point presentations to sharing your own pictures from your desktop. There is an array of things you can use especially if you are camera shy.

Once you build up a library of content, it is archived forever as it is encoded to your YouTube channel. Over time, this builds the SEO value up to strengthen your brand as you broadcast to the world. So by adding Live Events to your barrage of tools, there should be no excuse at all to not hold an event to bring people together. It is so easy to do that if you don’t try it, you will never know what could have been possible for you to achieve.

To enable live events on YouTube first you need to make sure your channel is verified and in good standing. You can do this by clicking on the arrow in the upper right-hand corner, mouse down to “video manager”, click on “channel settings” on the left side of the screen, then you will click on “features”. You need to make sure your channel is verified, if you don’t already know how to do that you can check out my video here. Then check the features page to make sure you’re in good standing, all the buttons should be green. After verifying your channel and knowing that you’re in good standing, you too, can partake in the power of Live Events just by scrolling to the bottom of that page and clicking on the “Enable” button.

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How to Enable Live Events on YouTube – 2014