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The complete Clubhouse guide: 8 steps to tap into social audio
Here’s a roadmap to navigate the social audio craze and tap into the potential of the latest viral social platform.
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Clubhouse buzz is at a fevered pitch. With 10 million users and a $1 billion valuation, the app blends networking, panel discussions and live podcasts in an addictive experience.
And it’s not alone. Clubhouse is just one app tapping into the power of social audio, which is being heralded by many as a “Goldilocks Medium” especially in the pandemic era.
“Text social networks aren’t enough, video conferencing is too much, but social audio is just right,” explains Jeremiah Owyang,
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You’ve undoubtedly heard about the app Clubhouse.
The real-time social audio app has gained steam since launching last year, with a quick rise amid a number of competitors. The technorati were the first to catch on, and it spread from there.
While I joined last August, I found I was overwhelmed with the choices. The notifications were too frequent, I felt out of place without many connections on there, and I was stumbling into conversations (or “rooms”) that neither related to me nor interested me.