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- Interact directly with your favourite broadcaster and like-minded fans.
- Chat with like-minded communities through its Clubhouse-like feature in multi-people rooms and multi-guest talk shows.
- Form ‘families’ of up to 500 fans to build your community as a rising star.
- Showcase your talent to the global stage as an emerging artist with Livehouse events.
Emerging artists who are looking for a global stage to launch their careers and showcase talent can benefit from Bigo Live’s in-app features and capabilities, as well as Aussies looking to connect with loved ones and celebrities alike.
Showcase your talent on a global stage
Live stream in real-time with like minded people.Credit: Supplied.
Through investing in local talent, in the past year Bigo Live has helped over 500 broadcasters reach stardom by surpassing one million fans globally – almost double that of competitive live streaming platform Twitch.
Regular Bigo Live ANZ hosts who consistently create and share their content can earn approximately $2,300 a month – 36 per cent more than the average full-time Australian salary.
“Since joining Bigo Live, I’ve been able to help over 80 talented Aussies and Kiwis showcase their unique skills globally. I’ve always been passionate about helping others and these days I get to make a career out of it, all from the comfort of my own home,” said Sherdelle Gardner, a former nurse who now makes more than double of an average nurse’s salary as a talent hunter and agent on the platform full-time.
Amplify your voice
Empowering communities and fostering an inclusive environment where individuals can share their stories is at the core of Bigo Live.
Its recent ANZ LGBTQI+ live panel session for Mardi Gras is a perfect example of the platform’s values, as well as it’s continued support to Indigenous broadcasters who use the app to help raise awareness and understanding of Aboriginal culture.
“I want to commend Bigo Live for the start they have made to create a culturally safe online platform for LGBTQI+ persons,” says Jason Tuazon-McCheyne, founder of the Equality Project. “We are excited to partner with them to make it a culturally safe place for queer persons,”
Be empowered to share your unique talent and stories with the world. Download Bigo Live now.