For streamers, esports, and gaming brands
Reels built like your best ones.
Which clips reached people who do not follow me?
- Reading your posts
- Comparing with your normal
- Writing the answer
An example, not your account
The problem
What holds gaming creators back.
Hours of stream turn into very few Instagram posts.
Streaming hours leave little time or energy to post.
Your audience lives on the stream and barely follows you here.
In Synclify
How Synclify helps.
Scripts built like your hits
Point at your best post and it writes the next one with the same structure, without copying the words.
Prime-time posting
Scheduled around when your community is actually on Instagram, read from your own account's data.
See who is growing beside you
Track accounts like yours, see what they post and when, and measure your own numbers against your own history.
The number worth watching
Shares, and comments from people who do not follow you
Which clips reached people who do not follow me?
AnsweredThe two short clutch clips reached far beyond your followers. The longer highlights stayed with the people who already follow you. Want the next one scripted in the same shape?
A week that works
Four gaming posts worth making this week.
- Monday reelThe best thirty seconds from the weekend's stream, with the moment explained in one line on screen.
- A settings or loadout guide, one slide per decision, so it can be followed with the game open.
- Friday storyWhen the next stream starts, with a countdown sticker.
- Saturday reelA clip of the hardest moment from the week, with how you got past it.
Two mistakes that cost gaming accounts the most
Posting clips that only make sense if you watched the stream.
Cut each clip so a stranger understands it in the first two seconds.
Announcing streams only in the feed.
Use stories and a countdown. The feed post arrives too late for a stream that starts in an hour.
Posting times
- 1Evening through the small hours
- 2Weekend afternoons
- 3Straight after a stream
Asked
Questions.
When should gaming creators post on Instagram?
Evening through the small hours, and Weekend afternoons. Both come from how this audience spends its day, not from hours read off any account; your own hours are in your account's data.
Which Instagram number should gaming creators watch?
Shares, and comments from people who do not follow you. Gaming audiences are built by being passed between friends and inside communities.
Which hashtags should gaming creators start with?
#gaming, #streamer and #esports. Start there, then measure which of them reached people on your own posts.
Grow your gaming audience starting today.
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