To assist you in getting your event online as quickly as possible, we have put together the steps for some of our favorite resources. This article will cover setting up a Livestream on...

Scheduling a webinar from your zoom web portal takes only a few clicks.

Note: You must have a Pro account to live stream a webinar.

Note: When scheduling a Zoom webinar, the checkbox next to "Require Webinar Password" should remain unchecked.

This is a popular option for livestreaming events that are private. Check out this video for assistance with the entire process from start to finish.

To get started -

Use the pop up to add your Event's title, start date and privacy settings. These can also be updated later.

Vimeo allows you to strip away any sharing options as well as limit the video to only work on your TicketSpice page URL. Vimeo also allows you to embed their livechat feature below the video too.

If you would like to see what this would look like for your attendees, you can do a test on this page.
​*Use 4111111111111111 as the credit card number and make up the rest of the billing details

If this is something you'd like to explore further, here is the link to their pricing page: https://vimeo.com/upgrade

Setting up your Facebook live stream allows you to go live instantly as well as schedule your livestream. We suggest for this use using the scheduling option. What we will want to do is grab the embed code for your live stream and paste it into your digital access settings, but Facebook will require you also to send this stream to either your personal timeline or to your facebook page or group (if you have one). We’ll discuss the options further below. 

Click here to be taken to your Facebook Live Producer Settings: 

https://www.facebook.com/live/producer

Toggle setting from Go Live Now to “Schedule a live Video”

Facebook gives an option to go live now, or schedule it in the future. We recommend you schedule it for the future.

Who To Share To

Decide if you want to share it to your personal timeline or to a page you manage or private group. We give you some pros and cons below. 

Set Visibility to Public

Because we want anyone who registers to see your live stream, we need to set the visibility to anyone on or off Facebook.

Grab the Embed Code

In the middle, go to stream settings and the window opens up to show a embed code you can paste into your digital access settings. 

Toggle setting from Go Live Now to “Schedule a live Video”

Facebook gives an option to go live now, or schedule it in the future. We recommend you schedule it for the future.

Who To Share To

The default will ask you to share to your personal timeline. Toggle this to a page you manage or group

Set Visibility to Public

Because we want anyone who registers to see your live stream, we need to set the visibility to anyone on or off Facebook.

Grab the Embed Code

In the middle, go to stream settings and the window opens up to show a embed code you can paste into your digital access settings. 

Facebook gives two different ways for how you can start a live stream.  Each has trade offs depending on how you want to restrict access to the live stream. We’ll give you the options and let you decide which you prefer. 

Option 1: Publish To Your Personal Timeline

This would allow anyone who is your friend in your personal facebook account to see your livestream if they visit your timeline while you are live streaming. If you are okay with Aunt Betsy tune in to your livestream this probably is fine, but if you want absolutely none of your friends to get free access, we suggest creating a different personal page identity with no friends or choose to publish to a page or group.

Option 2: Publish To your Brand Page or Group Page

This similarly has the consequence of anyone who likes your page is or part of your group will be able to see your livestream if they visit your page. If you want no one to see your livestream on your brand page, we suggest creating a new brand page or group just for live streaming. You can make it a closed group or simply not promote it. Alternatively you can also make purchasers of your content members of your group and they can watch your content in your digital access section or on facebook.

Setting up a livestream from your YouTube account is incredibly easy.

Note: To livestream from mobile, Youtube requires that you have at least 10K subscribers.

Let’s get started!