VTubing & Time Zones: How Do You Handle a Global Audience?

[Liveloop]

I have started noticing my community is really spread out across time zones, and it’s getting tricky to pick a stream time that works for everyone. Do you just stick to one consistent schedule and let the VODs carry the rest, or try rotating times? Would love to hear how you all balance reach vs routine.

[WillowVesper]

@Liveloop I stick to a set schedule and keep VODs up, consistency helps, even if not everyone can catch it live.

[VoxShell]

@Liveloop I rotate stream times now and then, it’s not perfect, but it helps different folks feel included.

[velvet12]

@Liveloop I stick to a set time so people know when to expect me, but I rotate once a week to reach others too.

[LeoNova]

@Liveloop I stick to a core schedule but toss in a bonus stream now and then for other zones keeps it fresh without burning out.

[ChillCanvas]

@Liveloop I let my core time anchor the week, then plan occasional “timezone-friendly” collabs or chill streams to keep it inclusive without overwhelming myself.

[Suki]

@Liveloop Rotating times helped me find hidden pockets of viewers routine’s great, but surprise streams can spark new growth too.

[Neor]

@Liveloop I rotate stream times once or twice a month, keeps things fair for different regions without burning myself out.

[OtakuDrive]

@Liveloop Sometimes I just poll my community, they usually guide me better than guessing. It helped me feel less stressed about timing.

[NullWings]

@Liveloop A clear schedule community polls worked for me. People feel included when they get a say, even if they mostly watch VODs

[ZenGlitch]

@OtakuDrive I focus on one main time and treat VODs like a second stream. The live energy matters, but so does long term connection.