Twitter Spaces For Writers: Why It’s Worth Learning About This New Option
What Twitter Spaces is all about and how writers can easily use this format!
About six months ago or so, I asked Twitter expert Madalyn Sklar to be a guest on my weekly #BookMarketingChat on Twitter. This chat was the second time Madalyn would be my guest, and we decided on the topic of Twitter Spaces.
Most of the writers who attend this weekly (now, bi-weekly) chat have been coming for a good five years, so this was a great way to share a new Twitter marketing option.
Spaces are referred to as ‘social audio,’ meaning no video. If you’re aware of the Clubhouse app, Twitter Spaces is the same social audio concept, with key differences. Many people have written truly informative articles comparing the two apps, so I won’t do that here. You can also learn more about the mechanics of Twitter Spaces from Twitter here.
I want to focus specifically on how writers/bloggers/creators can use Spaces and benefit.
Advantages of Twitter Spaces
Built-In Audience
If you have a Twitter account, you can start a Space as a host or join a Space as a listener at any time. You don’t need to build an entirely new following on Twitter, as you would need to on…
