vtubersupport
Popularity Analysis
Stable
64
out of 100
Good Performance
Key Insights
- 1Audience skews global but is heaviest in JP+SEA evenings and NA afternoons/evenings; engagement is driven by community reciprocity (creators boosting creators). Posts that explicitly invite interaction ("Drop your PNG/Live link", "Reply with your model") typically outperform simple promo because they generate reply threads that algorithms on X/Bluesky surface more often than one-way links.
- 2Best-performing content formats are (1) short clips (10–30s) with captions, (2) single-image "schedule"/"going live" cards with a clear time + game, and (3) quote-post shoutouts highlighting one creator with a specific hook. Pure "I’m live" link-only posts underperform across all three platforms; pairing a clip/thumbnail + one-line value proposition (game moment, collab, milestone) raises engagement and improves repost/boost probability.
- 3Platform nuances: X rewards early velocity—posting ~10–20 minutes before going live and seeding the first replies (2–4) from collab partners/mods improves reach; use the tag alongside a stronger discovery tag (#VTuber/#VTuberEN) because #vtubersupport is more community-oriented than search-oriented. Bluesky’s Discover/Feeds amplify consistent niche posting—repeatable formats (weekly support threads, clip series) and using custom VTuber feeds can outperform hashtag search alone. Mastodon is instance/community-first—boost rates rise when you tag once (avoid tag-stuffing), write human text, and engage in-thread; local timelines + relevant communities often beat broad hashtagging.
Pro Tip: Turn #vtubersupport into an engagement engineAI
Post a weekly “support thread” using #vtubersupport where you feature 1–2 creators with a specific reason to watch (genre, vibe, best clip) and ask others to reply with a 15–30s captioned clip. Spend the next 30 minutes replying to every submission and boosting 3–5 of them—this reliably increases thread depth (replies) which drives distribution on X/Bluesky and boosts on Mastodon, while building reciprocal shoutouts over time.