First, I don't like talking during live broadcast, and there is no rhythm in speaking.
Many novice anchors don't like to talk in the early stage and don't know what to say. Coupled with the small number of people in the live broadcast room, it is easier to be cold and clear. After visitors enter the live broadcast room, it is easy to turn around and leave.
Secondly, when the novice anchor speaks, there is not much rhythm. Tourists often ask, how old are you? Where are you from? How tall are you? Answer honestly every time you see a question. Usually, after I ask, the tourists will leave.
What should we do in the face of these situations?
First of all, learn to be self-satisfied. You should keep the living room active. When someone enters the studio, you should be considerate and enthusiastic and let the tourists stay. Secondly, in the face of tourists' inquiries, we must take the initiative in our own hands and interact! Interaction is the foundation of everything!
Because no matter what type of anchor has to learn live speech, because no anchor is performing talents from beginning to end, what can really bring the audience closer is chatting, and it will be difficult to carry on the live broadcast without talking or interacting with tourists.
Second, acting talent needs to be rewarded.
Many big anchors will reward tourists through talent fees, so as to maintain more interaction with those high-quality tourists and retain each other. However, if you are just a novice anchor, the most important thing at the beginning is to accumulate popularity and increase the number of fans. The talent fee will directly make it difficult for you to establish even the initial seed fans. This method is absolutely unworkable, and neither ability nor experience is allowed.
The number of fans of the head anchor is stable. Some fans are willing to spend money on singing and dancing, while others are experienced. The songs and dances performed can also be matched with gifts. The first point that the talent fee of the new anchor is not good is that there are no fans, no fans. Will anyone pay to see your talent?
The second point is, can your talent content and talent match? Some fans may be curious about your talent for paying, but if your performance is not satisfactory, people will definitely not pay the bill. It's better to perform talents first and see what fans think, which may attract more fans.
Third, only chat with paying tourists.
Novice anchors are also prone to make a taboo, that is, chatting only with rewarded tourists, or chatting only with a few high-quality tourists, while ignoring other people's information. But if you chat with one person and other people's information is ignored, you keep a fan, which is not worth the candle. Learn to lead everyone into a topic. It's better to chat with the whole studio than with a fan.
The understanding between the anchor and the fans is mutual. For those fans who speak in the live broadcast room, learn to remember the main points they say. Fans are willing to share with you actively, hoping to be remembered by you. For example, a fan said his birthday time in the live broadcast room a few days ago. When his birthday arrives, you can send a birthday wish. He will feel that the distance between you has suddenly narrowed, because you have paid attention to his information, and he is more willing to pay attention to you.
For fans who often chat in the live broadcast room, you can know their basic information clearly. If it really doesn't work, take a notebook and write it down to see what they are interested in, and then vote.
Whether in the live broadcast process or in the fan maintenance, the anchor will take the initiative to take care of the fans, treat the job with heart and like your fans, which will reduce many mistakes and achieve good fan maintenance. There are no shortcuts, only intentions.