Erin Wayne's guest appearances

Erin Wayne

Get Together

Masters of Community with David Spinks

Boss LVL

David Spinks

Evan Hamilton

Marjorie Anderson

Nadia Eghbal

Shana Sumers

Kat Vellos

Allison Esposito

Liz Alpern

Max Altschuler

Joe Robinson

Claire Wasserman

Natalie Franke

Jeff Kirschner

Chris Turner

Andrew Warner

OwlTail

Welcome back! On today's episode MiLadyConfetti and Jess Brohard are joined by Erin Wayne, Head of Player Community at Riot Games. Erin shares her experience and approach to community management at every level, from her own personal stream to one of the largest gaming populations in the World.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back! On today's episode MiLadyConfetti and Jess Brohard are joined by Erin Wayne, Head of Player Community at Riot Games. Erin shares her experience and approach to community management at every level, from her own personal stream to one of the largest gaming populations in the World.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Episode 16 - feat. Erin Wayne

Erin Wayne is Director of Community and Creator Marketing at Twitch as well as a content creator and influencer in the gaming community. Erin has a unique approach to community at Twitch, focusing on collaboration between the community members and the influencers that they are engaging with. By creating ways for the community to actively participate in and affect the experience that the gamer is having during a livestream, Erin has created a community that engages its leaders and members with the experience. Erin shares how Twitch uses the community as a resource for providing the company with new ideas and testing products before their launch. Erin Wayne is passionate about creating a safe and engaging community for Twitch users and has spent years building the Twitch community into the force it is today. Who is this episode for?:Online B2C starting and scaling3 key takeaways:- How Erin collects feedback from the community and how they use this to build their new products - The steps that Erin takes to create safe spaces at scale for the community and its chapter leaders- How Twitch structures their community of millions of users

Erin Wayne is Director of Community and Creator Marketing at Twitch as well as a content creator and influencer in the gaming community. Erin has a unique approach to community at Twitch, focusing on collaboration between the community members and the influencers that they are engaging with. By creating ways for the community to actively participate in and affect the experience that the gamer is having during a livestream, Erin has created a community that engages its leaders and members with the experience. Erin shares how Twitch uses the community as a resource for providing the company with new ideas and testing products before their launch. Erin Wayne is passionate about creating a safe and engaging community for Twitch users and has spent years building the Twitch community into the force it is today. Who is this episode for?: Online B2C starting and scaling 3 key takeaways: - How Erin collects feedback from the community and how they use this to build their new products - The steps that Erin takes to create safe spaces at scale for the community and its chapter leaders - How Twitch structures their community of millions of users

How Twitch is Creating Safe Spaces at Scale, Launching Sub-Communities & Taking Action on User Feedback w/ Erin Wayne

Today we’re talking to Erin Wayne, or @Aureylian as she’s known on the internet. Six years ago, Erin was brought on as the first pure community hire at Twitch, a company that we cite often and respect for how transparent and collaborative they are with their community. If you know Twitch, you’re likely obsessed with it. The statistics are bonkers. More than a million people are on the site at any given moment! But if you don’t know Twitch, here’s the deal: Twitch is a platform that allows people to stream their lives. Twitch started as a place where people played video games while other enthusiasts watched along, but today has evolved to much more and Erin has been a part of broadening our perception of what we go to Twitch for. We’ll dig into the story of how Erin came to work at twitch, her early efforts there, and two remarkable community programs she’s led: Twitch ambassadors and meetups. You can find Erin on Twitch and Twitter @Aureylian.Grab your copy of GET TOGETHER—our handbook on community-building 🔥: bit.ly/gettogetherbook

Today we’re talking to Erin Wayne, or @<a href="http://twitter.com/Aureylian" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aureylian</a> as she’s known on the internet. Six years ago, Erin was brought on as the first pure community hire at Twitch, a company that we cite often and respect for how transparent and collaborative they are with their community. If you know Twitch, you’re likely obsessed with it. The statistics are bonkers. More than a million people are on the site at any given moment! But if you don’t know Twitch, here’s the deal: Twitch is a platform that allows people to stream their lives. Twitch started as a place where people played video games while other enthusiasts watched along, but today has evolved to much more and Erin has been a part of broadening our perception of what we go to Twitch for. We’ll dig into the story of how Erin came to work at twitch, her early efforts there, and two remarkable community programs she’s led: Twitch ambassadors and meetups. You can find Erin on Twitch and Twitter @<a href="http://twitter.com/Aureylian" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aureylian</a>.Grab your copy of GET TOGETHER—our handbook on community-building 🔥: <a href="bit.ly/gettogetherbook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/gettogetherbook</a>

How Twitch diversified their community  👾 Erin Wayne (@Aureylian), Head of Community Marketing at Twitch