Tory walks through Clubhouse basics: pick what you want to be known for, start a club, find topic ideas from existing rooms, recruit co-hosts with big followings, listen more than you talk, and always promote your next event.
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Tory here and I want to teach you how to be good at Clubhouse. In less than 60 seconds, start the clock. Establish what you want to be known for and create a club. What do you want to talk about? If you don't have an idea, check out a few rooms related to your industry for topic inspiration. That inspiration will eventually equal your first clubhouse club. Don't they look so cute. Find guests to co host your events. The larger their audience, the farther your reach sta swaga through association. By getting people with large followings to co host an event with you, you're not only going to get a cosign from them, but more importantly from a much larger audience who now all know all about you. Engage the audience. When it comes to clubhouse, you are not the star of the show, so don't get greedy with the attention. You are there to start the conversation, not dominate it. Lastly, promote your next event. In every event, ask people to follow your account and join your club. That way you'll grow your numbers and they'll always get that ding letting them know when it's time to join your conversation. Well, if you like what you heard and you want to hear more, subscribe and hit the bell to hear more. Adios people until next time.
