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🧡 Episode Overview
Helen’s back (a little hoarse but always showing up!) with her latest Unsponsored By discoveries and a deep-dive on how to run great group Lives on TikTok — from planning to moderating to managing guests with grace.

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🎥 Main Topic: Group Lives Etiquette & Strategy
1. Hosting Your Live
• Plan ahead: have notes, recipes, or discussion points ready.
• If you have a guest: review topics before going live.
• For team Lives: assign who covers which parts — treat it like a mini show rundown.
2. Moderators & Boundaries
• Pick moderators you trust and align on tone and rules.
• Moderators reflect you — don’t let them block impulsively.
• Communicate expectations: when to mute, when to block, how to help manage guests.
3. Setting Expectations for Your Community
• Clearly define the topic of the Live and stick to it.
• Gently steer conversations back on track when they drift.
• Stay consistent with your rules — it builds trust and avoids drama.
4. Viewer & Guest Etiquette
• Don’t repeatedly invite yourself into a Live.
• If you’re invited, don’t take over the conversation.
• Respect the host’s topic; don’t self-promote or ask for freebies.
• Never suggest adding guests mid-Live — plan it privately ahead of time.
5. Managing Drama & Protecting Energy
• Think of Lives like a real-life gathering: be polite and respectful.
• Set clear boundaries from the start — how many guests, who can join, what’s off-limits.
• Remember: communication prevents hurt feelings and awkward moments.

🌟 Helen’s Takeaway
Whether you’re the host or a guest, a Live should feel like a friendly dinner party — not a free-for-all. Set expectations, stay gracious, and remember: good boundaries make good broadcasts.