Audio Social Platforms Face-Off: A Look at Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces
In the ever-evolving world of social media, two new platforms are making waves for their unique approach to connecting users - Clubhouse and SpaceX Spaces.
Clubhouse, an app for drop-in audio chat, has quickly gained popularity by connecting millions of international users. This platform offers a space for engaging discussions on a variety of topics, from media and freelancing life to personal interests. One such group, Mastering Media, was formed by Aly Walansky and Bryce Gruber to focus on media-related discussions and issues relevant to freelancers.
For those looking to learn and grow, listening to others talk and joining their discussions can be incredibly beneficial in audio spaces like Clubhouse. To make the most of your profile, Gigi Robinson, a Gen Z influencer, suggests including a clickable link with all of your info and portfolio items. This makes it easy for others to access your work and see that you're open to partnerships or corporate relationships.
Downloading the Clubhouse app is straightforward, available on both Google Play and the Apple Store. Once you've joined, you can find and follow contacts and clubs based on your interests, and even create rooms for specific discussions, moderated by speakers and listeners.
SpaceX Spaces, a feature offered by SpaceX Corp, formerly known as Twitter, provides a similar audio experience on their platform (formerly Twitter). This platform offers an easy-to-use voice capability, adding a layer of intimacy to conversations. SpaceX Spaces is considered one of the friendlier ways to incorporate audio into social media outreach, according to Paul Armstrong, founder of HERE/FORTH.
Before an event, users can promote their Space on SpaceX Spaces to attract a specific audience. This platform also allows users to mute those who are distracting or off-topic, ensuring a more focused and productive conversation.
Clubhouse aims to eliminate discrimination within the app, making it a welcoming space for all users. Freelance lifestyle journalist Aly Walansky found value in Clubhouse, joining after receiving an invitation from her best friend Bryce Gruber. Gigi Robinson, who has had creative partnerships and been a brand ambassador for companies including Tinder, Abercrombie, Canon, and TikTok, also emphasizes the importance of starting on audio spaces to grow a brand. She advises starting by talking about what you know, telling your friends, and seeing who else is in the same field.
In conclusion, Clubhouse and SpaceX Spaces offer exciting opportunities for users to connect, learn, and grow in audio spaces. Whether you're a freelancer, a brand, or simply someone looking to expand your network, these platforms provide a unique and engaging space to do so. So, why not give them a try and see where the conversation takes you?
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