Here Are 10 Top Tips For Hosting Twitter Spaces!
Are you confused by this whole ‘social audio’ concept? Let’s dig in.
Have you heard of ‘social audio’? Before you say no, I bet you have. Clubhouse started during the pandemic and lit a fire under Twitter with this mission: How can we employ the same tactics as Clubhouse but inside the Twitter app itself?
And that’s where Twitter Spaces was born. Millions of people daily meet on Clubhouse, Spaces, YouTube, and other more traditional routes such as Discord. Even Spotify and LinkedIn are now in the social audio space. What I love about Spaces is the ability to hear people’s voices on topics I’m interested in without the bother or discomfort of video plus, my demographic is built-in — meaning you don’t have to build your base from scratch.
While both platforms offer many of the same features, Twitter Spaces has a broader reach. The platform has over 200 million monetizable daily active users, compared to Clubhouse’s reported 4.9 million daily active users (via Twitter Help Section).
I prefer Spaces over Clubhouse or other social audio platforms — Twitter has verified both of my Twitter accounts with over 200K+ followers. Trying to build that from nothing on these different platforms is a tremendous amount of work when I already have many engaged followers on Twitter. Work smart.
