Good Morning Gwinnett Is Now Live-Streaming On Roku

When I started Good Morning Gwinnett is was a way for me to be a contributor to my community.  I love what I do so much that I want to put most of my focus on the show and making it better.  Towards the end of 2020 I decided that I wanted to grow the show into a brand.  I knew the next step in that evolution was to incorporate video.  Now I'm not a stranger to video, but I must admit that I have become spoiled not having to worry about if my hair is done or bother putting on makeup.

I realized that if I wanted to scale the way I envisioned I was going to have to start live-streaming.  So, Monday I went live for the show for the first time.  I gotta tell you that I was a little bit afraid and don't ask me why, because I don't really know.  When I woke up I thought to myself, that I will wait and not go live today and just start tomorrow, but something in my head said, "No" you're going to start today and I said okay and I went live.  

After the episode was over, I felt so proud of myself.  I had worked all weekend setting up my video player to run video ads during the song break and making sure that I and the music could be heard on each device.  Everything worked fine, but I still almost did not go live on Monday.  After doing so I felt so empowered.  

I'm looking forward to scaling the business now.  I've a video player that plays ads during the songs.   The show is live streamed on Facebook and Roku.  I will be adding more live stream platforms starting next week one of which is YouTube.  This is an exciting time for me and Good Morning Gwinnett.  I also got an offer from The Hype Magazine to produce my Thursday person where I will be interviewing locals in their studios which is super high tech taking the show to another whole level.  So things are moving in the direction of my desire and I am looking forward to see what will unfold next.