I've been working on hero guides trying to get one for every hero.

Here is what I have compiled so far.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/TheFinalAce/myworkshopfiles/?section=guides&appid=570

I'm not sure if that link will work so someone please tell me if it does!

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Holy crap I didn't expect this much of a reply. There have been some I have been meaning to edit. (like shadow blade on veno, I have no idea why I ever put that there).

I'll take the suggestions into consideration and do some rebuilding. Thanks!

Here is a link to my stream.

http://www.twitch.tv/thefinalacetv

I do a lot of dota 2 and some other games.

What I've always wanted to do is a "day[9] funday monday" style theme with dota 2. Which would mean give viewers simple rules to follow by in a match. These rules will hopefully result in a hilarious and entertaining game.

Firstly though I need to cover some things for this to happen.
The most basic being can people save replys and send them to me through email?
And would people actually want to do this?

Well to go over some of that.

1. What's your current Twitch viewership? If you don't have a decent set of followers yet, it's going to be tough to get this going.

Not the largest. Only 10 people subscribed at the moment. But thats part of it is im trying to get more viewers.

2. How many ideas do you have so far? Before launching something like this you need to have at least 6-7 weeks worth of ideas as well as a set schedule for when you'll be viewing the games and casting (I'm assuming you'll be casting the matches you pick) on stream and a set time to upload to youtube. These dates/times should be posted on your site.

I would do exactly that. But not much point in coming up with an entire schedule yet without the fan base.

3. Are you a good caster? Casting isn't easy and takes a lot of work. Before doing this, I'd recommend doing a few games from friends and casting them and sharing with a few people to get feedback. It's better to put out a finished product than a work in progress.

I have gotten feedback from a couple of friends. And the occasional random person I get in my room usually subscribes. So it has to be a good thing.

4. You might need to ask friends for videos the first few weeks. Do you have a few different teams you can get to help you out with this? I wouldn't want you to launch and then get submissions that kind of suck.

I'm not part of many groups and wouldn't really know which ones to start in, which i'll also cover in your next question.

5. Advertising. How are you going to advertise? Reddit, NADota? You probably shouldn't just jump onto a random forum where you've never really posted and advertise yourself, people tend to not like that.

I do twitter right now. I will now consider reddit, thought it was more of a LOL area. And well I kind of have to jump into random forums and try and get myself out there because I don't have the fan base.

Thanks for the comments. I'll take quite a bit of it into consideration.

Now Quite a few of them have been updated. Still going through them all to find weird and bad things I put. I'll update when I make new ones.