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Most content creators will have created profiles on places such as PayPal, CashApp, Patreon, Justgiving and so on and Twitch panels are a great place to place links to them. Donation links – Donations can often earn content creators more than subscriptions and bits.Gets used a lot by streamers who also have profiles on places such as OnlyFans. Some creators send their users to places such as Linktree which can house multiple links in one. These can help you build your channel community outside of Twitch itself. Social media links – Perhaps the most important links to add are your social media profile links.What links are good to add into your panels? To learn more about what you can do with Markdown there’s a great guide here. That’s it! That’s all you need to do to add links to your Twitch panels. The example above shows exactly how to do it. To add a link start by putting the anchor text into square brackets then without a space add the URL (the address) of the destination into a round brackets (like this). The markdown code for links is easy and works in a similar way to how you’d add links into a Reddit post or a Wikipedia article. If you want to add text links in a Twitch panel you’ll need to use Markdown language.