How to Create a Roku Channel (3 BEST Ways)
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Did you know that half of all TV app users around the world stream on a Roku device?
If you want to reach your audience on their TVs, then launching a Roku channel should be your top priority.
But, how in the world do you do that?
It can be a bit tricky especially since most resources online are targeted at experienced developers.
Well in this “How to Create a Roku Channel” video we’ll show you the 3 non-technical ways you can start your own Roku TV app, how much each method will cost, and how long it will take.
But First, What is Roku and Why Should You Create a Channel? 🤔
Roku is an OTT solution that allows viewers to stream videos through their television. Roku refers to both the devices the company makes and the software.
The company actually sells its own hardware called Roku Players which run anywhere between $25 and $100. The most common Roku devices are HDMI sticks, which plug directly into the TV and block boxes, which connect via WiFi.
Stick to the end of the video to learn the top 3 ways you can create and launch a Roku channel:
0:00 Intro to Roku
0:44 What is Roku?
2:12 1) Roku Direct Publisher
3:59 2) Custom Build a Roku Channel
4:54 3) Lease a Roku Channel (Recommended)
5:42 How Launching a Roku Channel Works With Uscreen
👉 Learn more about launching a Roku channel: https://uscreen.link/create-roku
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See what Uscreen can do for you at https://uscreen.link/jft
Watch our on-demand demo to learn how Uscreen will help you monetize your videos: https://www.uscreen.tv/on-demand-demo/?utm_category=marketing&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=create_a_roku_channel
Have questions? Tweet us @uscreentv
Learn how to monetize your content - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KFrugngzI&list=PLk5GumDIrxAJYv6QaufZ7FFCzvFQ91Ycc
Did you know that half of all TV app users around the world stream on a Roku device?
If you want to reach your audience on their TVs, then launching a Roku channel should be your top priority.
But, how in the world do you do that?
It can be a bit tricky especially since most resources online are targeted at experienced developers.
Well in this “How to Create a Roku Channel” video we’ll show you the 3 non-technical ways you can start your own Roku TV app, how much each method will cost, and how long it will take.
But First, What is Roku and Why Should You Create a Channel? 🤔
Roku is an OTT solution that allows viewers to stream videos through their television. Roku refers to both the devices the company makes and the software.
The company actually sells its own hardware called Roku Players which run anywhere between $25 and $100. The most common Roku devices are HDMI sticks, which plug directly into the TV and block boxes, which connect via WiFi.
Stick to the end of the video to learn the top 3 ways you can create and launch a Roku channel:
0:00 Intro to Roku
0:44 What is Roku?
2:12 1) Roku Direct Publisher
3:59 2) Custom Build a Roku Channel
4:54 3) Lease a Roku Channel (Recommended)
5:42 How Launching a Roku Channel Works With Uscreen
👉 Learn more about launching a Roku channel: https://uscreen.link/create-roku
Subscribe to learn more about making money from your videos - https://youtube.com/uscreentv/?sub_confirmation=1
See what Uscreen can do for you at https://uscreen.link/jft
Watch our on-demand demo to learn how Uscreen will help you monetize your videos: https://www.uscreen.tv/on-demand-demo/?utm_category=marketing&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=create_a_roku_channel
Have questions? Tweet us @uscreentv
Learn how to monetize your content - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-KFrugngzI&list=PLk5GumDIrxAJYv6QaufZ7FFCzvFQ91Ycc
