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Have you heard about social audio and wondered if it's worth integrating into your podcast marketing plan? In this episode, we explore the world of social audio and how it's impacting the podcasting industry. Marc shares insights on the benefits of social audio, the community that's built on these platforms, and the impact of being a creator in this space. We also discuss best practices for hosting a Clubhouse room, how to increase your authenticity and relatability, and the importance of emphasizing community over competition. Marc Ronick, a podcasting veteran with over 17 years of experience, has a passion for empowering podcasters to turn their visions into reality. From launching his first fantasy football podcast in 2005 to founding the innovative NextGen Podcaster membership platform, Marc's journey has been marked by an array of successful ventures. His popular comedy podcast, The Marc and Lowell Show, alongside childhood friend Lowell Melser, has accumulated over 1 million downloads. As a co-founder of The RELM Network and iRonick Media, Marc continues to help independent podcasters build their brands and reach wider audiences. With NextGen Podcaster, Marc brings podcasters access to cutting-edge AI tools, expert advice, and a vibrant network of like-minded creators. Marc also hosts the podcast, "Podcast PhD" and leads The Podcasting Morning Chat on Clubhouse, engaging with a community of hundreds of content creators.   Learn about: [0:00] Intro [4:45] What is social audio [6:05] Is Clubhouse and social audio dead? [9:35] The community that is built on a social audio app [12:45] How does being on a platform like this impact you as a creator? [17:00] How to integrate social audio in your marketing plan  [22:05] Increasing your authenticity and relatability  [23:10] Best practices when it comes to being the host of a Clubhouse room [29:35] Emphasizing on community over competition in the podcast space   Want more? Join our Patreon community for exclusive content, bonus Q&As, and binge the episodes before they go live. More info here: https://www.patreon.com/asitrelatestopodcasting Resources: Canva Templates for Podcasters: https://simonacostantini.ck.page/products/podcasttemplates Launch Your Podcast in 8 Weeks: https://simonacostantini.ck.page/launchyourpodcastin8weeks Podcast Recording Equipment Guide: https://simonacostantini.ck.page/podcastequipmentdownload Online Course [Start and Launch Your Podcast in 8 Weeks]: https://www.simonacostantini.com/start-and-launch-a-podcast-in-just-8-weeks  Podcast Manager in a Box: https://www.simonacostantini.com/podcastmanagerinabox Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/GZ4EQnY9 Marc's Resources: Chat GPT Prompt Guide: https://nextgenpodcaster.com/chatgpt-prompt-guide/    Connect with Marc here: iRonickmedia.com    NextGenPodcaster.com Instagram Clubhouse More links: https://linktr.ee/ironickmedia    Connect with Simona here: Instagram: www.instagram.com/simona__costantini Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/costantiniproductions  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simona-costantini-25653a30/ Website: https://simonacostantini.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/asitrelatestopodcasting  Happiness Happens Podcast: https://www.simonacostantini.com/happinesshappenspodcast

Is Clubhouse the hott new thing or will other companies just take it and make it a feature on platform?

Summary Welcome back to the Startup Junkies Podcast! Our team, Jeff Amerine, Caleb Talley, and Matthew Ward, were joined by Ryan Estes, co-founder of Kitcaster. Kitcaster is where podcasting and startup strategy meet. Did podcasting actually save the world? Is Clubhouse going to run podcasting out of business? Check out this episode to see!   Shownotes (1:02) Introducing Ryan Estes (4:26) Kitcaster Business Model (6:44) Podcasting Benefits (9:27) Podcast Statistics From 2020-2021 (11:53) Clubhouse Vs. Podcasting (20:28) Kitcaster Roadmap (35:53)Advice to Younger Self (36:58)Wrap Up   Links Ryan Estes Kitcaster Jeff Amerine Caleb Talley Matthew Ward   Quotes "My journey into entrepreneurship was just based on anger and resentment, ultimately. I had some terrible bosses that I was like, this can't be my life, this is going to be horrible." - Ryan Estes (2:06) "I've kind of validated, launched, and killed many, many projects over the years. Looking for something that really resonated with me personally, and had the scale potential that made it worth my while." - Ryan Estes (3:22) "Really with [entrepreneurship] it's like getting really honest with yourself. If you put 18 months into a project and it's not working, you gotta let it go. To be able to do that, that's a hard thing to do sometimes." - Ryan Estes (22:51) "Maybe you lost contact with some of your friends, it's been three or four months-- So having podcasting, hearing other guys that are hanging out or having conversations… it's unbelievably important to kind of keep that loneliness at bay." - Ryan Estes (10:36) "99% of your ideas are terrible... Spend a week putting together a terrible idea and then put it away. Then develop a terrible idea and then put it away. Get in the habit of killing ideas." - Ryan Estes (32:03)   https://www.startupjunkie.org/ https://wlj.com/

How To Succeed with Video on Social Media The future of content is video. How are your video skills on social media? What brings the most engagement? Tristan and Jeff guide you through the important factors that influence video success. They also have some important tips, updates, and insights that will give you some things to think about this week!   Episode Highlights: By 2022, online video content is predicted to command more than 82% of all web traffic. Tristan goes through the social media platforms and guides through how to use video on each of them, including the best time to post and ideal video length. Does the time that you post matter? How does that work into the algorithms? TikTok has two separate best times to post. What are they? Jeff and Tristan discuss the average length of their TikTok videos and how that may evolve. Jeff shares about one of his most engaged stories that he posted to Twitter and his Stories. Facebook is testing out a new threads option for feed posts. What does that mean? How can you use it to your benefit? For real-estate agents, Tristan explains how he would utilize threads. TikTok added new shout-out options to enable users to pay for personalized video messages from celebrities. Why is that powerful? Is Clubhouse going to hang on? Jeff and Tristan weigh in with their opinions. Don't miss out on any of the important social media updates, subscribe to the podcast!   Resources Mentioned: Drunk on Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/ Drunk on Social Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/ Jeff Pfitzer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffpfitzer/ Jeff Pfizer TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffpfitzer?lang=en Tristan Ahumada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/labcoatagents Tristan Ahumada YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6o6B5JPEBP57hu9VdzT4Q Lab Coat Agents Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/labcoatagents Lab Coat Agents Twitter: https://twitter.com/LabCoatAgents Lab Coat Agents Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/labcoatagents/ https://breadnbeyond.com 

Christina Robinson is an Online Marketing and Branding Specialist - she's the Managing Director of Green Umbrella Marketing. Working with Business Owners and Marketing Directors to educate them on how to maximise their online marketing activities to enhance their business, increase brand awareness and increase sales. In the following Christina discusses: -How social media plays a part in playing the field The power of social media! -Pet hates - what should we avoid doing on social media? -Is Clubhouse here to stay? Plus predictions for the future of social media Link to connect with Christina - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinarobinson2/ --------- This episode is sponsored by Hoxo Media - the leading marketing agency for recruitment businesses. For further details on their 8-week academy, contact Lysha (07855 778617) https://personalbrand.hoxomedia.com/lysha-holmes You can also watch this episode on our Youtube channel - https://youtu.be/8sfy6oKoXKg (https://youtu.be/8sfy6oKoXKg)

For marketers, 2020 marked a time when we had to make huge pivots. Perhaps one of the biggest pivots was learning how to do more virtually. Internal meetings went virtual, events went virtual, and those like our guest and I went further into Virtual speaking.Not everyone has adjusted so well. While some have tried to re-invent their marketing and events in a virtual world, some have attempted to do the same thing, but virtually. One thing is for sure, we've all learned a lot about virtual in the past year and there is still a lot that most people have to learn.Today's guest is Brian Fanzo, a digital futurist & keynote speaker who translates the trends of tomorrow to inspire change today.He teaches companies of all sizes how to leverage technology in real-time in order to engage their customers at the right time and he has a gift for bringing people together online and offline. He has worked in 76 countries, highlighting his passion for change, collaboration, and technology.Talking Points: Brian tells us about his definition of the title Digital Futurist. Virtual Events We both love video, going live, and doing virtual presentations. Recently you said “Virtual Events Will Suck if Interactive is the Goal” I believe you have the experience to back that bold statement up.Tell us why Interactive doesn't have to be the goal. A mutual friend of ours, Andrew Davis talks about how marketers have made the mistake of taking in-person events and trying to do the same thing but virtually - Instead of creating a new experience that is virtual.What is the biggest mistake you've seen event marketers make when trying to create virtual events? Is Clubhouse's excitement growing or getting old? What about audio chat altogether. Are you still all in? Press the Damn Button - This is your version of “Just Do It”. I've preached the same thing, but your continued use of the phrase has tied it to your brand. I even tell myself sometimes and as a result… Think of Brian Fanzo.  Tell us about your journey in branding that phrase and some of the things that you have learned while trying to get people to just Press the Damn Button Do you think that people (especially people like us with all of the tools) overthink how much the viewer cares about video quality? To me, you're an example of someone that went all the way in on something, began teaching others what you've learned, and now you are known as an expert in presentation technology. Is that an accurate story of how all of this happened? What's your story about becoming known as a virtual presentation expert? Thanks to the listeners. If you're listening to the podcast and want to also “see” Brian and me,  - video of this podcast and OTHERS are available in the podcast section of ContentMonsta.com.Also, be sure to follow the podcast on your favorite podcast listening platform.This podcast is produced by Content Monsta - A leading producer of B2B Content.

Is Clubhouse still the king of Live Interactive Audio?Recently, Spotify launched Greenroom which many consider the immediate competitor of Clubhouse.What was a booming rise to the top for Clubhouse, quickly became a struggle. They were challenged with retention, 89% drop in downloads, and new competition from big brands like Twitter, Facebook, and now Spotify.Today we discussed what we believe Spotify's goal is with Greenroom and their advantage over Clubhouse.We talked about both platforms pros and cons, the new Creator Fund Spotify has for Greenroom, and we shared with people from the audience to hear their opinions.Enjoy!Get Your Minimum Viable Content Cheat Sheet for FREE:www.contentisprofit.comConnect with BIZBROS: https://www.facebook.com/BIZBROSCOhttps://www.instagram.com/bizbroscoConnect with FONZI:https://www.instagram.com/luiscamejov/Connect with LUISDA:https://www.instagram.com/luisdacamejo/Subscribe to the podcast on Youtube, Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, or anywhere you listen to your podcasts.You can find this episode plus all previous episodes here.If this episode was helpful, please don't forget to leave us a review by clicking here, and share it with a friend. You can go here to see the full list of episodes: https://bit.ly/ContentIsProfit 

Introducing...SNACKS! The mini-midweek edition of our podcast that'll give you a little nugget of knowledge to keep you full until our next episode. This week, Alice talks about the ways to make digital more accessible:Are creators to thank for the rise of captions used on TikTok?Is Clubhouse chaotic? Can ALT text been good for accessibility and social SEO?Connect with us: Instagram | @DigitalMarketingBabesLinkedIn |  @DigitalMarketingBabesWebsite | www.digitalmarketingbabes.com

I've heard a lot of people (libertarians in particular) heavily advocating this new platform, Clubhouse. I did a small amount of digging, but I didn't find a clear answer as to what made this platform better or even as good as podcasting. I'm always open to being proven wrong.Today's episode is my conversation with Jess Mears, on why she thinks Clubhouse is not only an innovative new social media platform, but an amazing tool to unify people from all walks of life. If you've listened to this show for any length of time, you know that I like the sound of that.Is Clubhouse the future? Is it better than podcasting? Will Jess convince me to quit this show and go full Clubhouse? Find out now, on today's episode of The System is Down #250: WTF is Clubhouse? Just Podcasting but Worse? w. Jess Mears Question everything. Stay uncomfortable.Let's get weird.Guest & Sponsor Links:Jess Mears: https://twitter.com/jess4libertyBrave Botanicals (Kratom / Delta 8 THC):https://mybravebotanicals.comPromo Code: TSIDThe Royal Green Series:Https://theroyalgreen.comBecome a Producer:Https://patreon.com/thesystemisdownContact:Call in and leave a vm: 309-716-3818Send Dan a present by Fed-Mail: PO Box 84. Aledo, IL 61231Electronic HateMail: dan@tsidpod.comJoin:For the extended bonus episode and all of our weekly bonus content, please check out and join The Downers Club.Follow:TSID Forum (OUR Social Network): http://antinewslive.com  The System is Down: http://tsidpod.comThe Downers Club: http://patreon.com/thesystemisdown Buy Some SWAG: http://tsidpod.com/shopOdysee: https://odysee.com/@thesystemisdown:d?r=7uBq4D3e3qS3h97oEh8sW5jmd1dsnezJ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/679892132686869Twitter: http://twitter.com/tsidpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tsidpod/ Minds: https://www.minds.com/thesystemisdown/ Parler: http://parler.com/thesystemisdown Gab: https://gab.com/thesystemisdownRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-593937 MeWe: https://mewe.com/i/smotz Youtube: http://youtube.com/thesystemisdown Backup Youtube: http://youtube.com/channel/UCjpjRdEI7E4xlHWg7nbuXtgThe Royal Green: theroyalgreen.comSupport the show (https://patreon.com/thesystemisdown)

What do you do when you are cut off and rudely interrupted on a Clubhouse Stage?Is Clubhouse dead?What's working on Clubhouse now?  Is Gary Henderson leaving Clubhouse?htps://www.discord.gg/GaryClubhttps://www.Gary.club/coin 

Here are some of the topics the guys cover this week:We get into Cal Newport's A World Without Email book.How can we reduce our stress at work (and get more work done)?How do you plan your work so you're not stuck working on weekends?Why does communication fall apart, and how do you prevent it from derailing projects?What do you do to get yourself back on track when you feel like giving up?Is Clubhouse worth looking into? Will it be a replacement for social media?Here's how you can connect with us.Chris - Simplify Your WhyTom - Home By Nine / Home By Nine InstaDig the outro music? It's from the myth, the legend herself, Dyalla Swain. Big shout out for mixing us up an epic beat. Check out her SoundCloud by clicking here!

Today's guest is Yeukai Kajidori. He's a renowned podcaster and host of the Yeukai Business Show, which ranks in the top 3 percent of the most popular podcast shows globally. He's a podcasting mentor, CEO, outsourcing expert, and business growth, strategist. He's super successful and passionate about helping others. Like most high-performing entrepreneurs, their schedule leaves little time for dating. But this week, Yeukai will share how he's decided to change that! Oh yeah! He's taken the plunge full-on into the world of online dating. Yeukai discusses the importance of being yourself, text banter by audio, and Virtual Speed Dating.Yeukai Kajidori is a podcast enthusiast who helps others create a profitable podcast super-fast and use your podcast as a tool to raise your credibility, visibility, and profitability. The Yeukai Business Show is rated #3 on UK iTunes in the business category section. He helps people get their message out there to do business on their terms. He's even interviewed over 300 successful business owners while building an Outsourcing Company. Yeukai, is also one of the moderators for Club Pod, the second largest club for podcasting in Clubhouse. He's fueled by faith, family, and the possibility of living life to the max.Kerry Brett and Yeukai Kajidori, cover a lot of ground from Clubhouse to Dating. Apps. Topics include:Is Clubhouse the new Tinder?How Clubhouse like dating apps are growing  fast.How new users are finding romantic connections on Clubhouse.How people have connected on social media apps and Clubhouse is no different.Rooms on Clubhouse dedicated to dating, love, and relationships.Popular Clubhouse rooms such as Dating after the Pandemic and Shoot Your Shot.How Matchmakers are using Clubhouse to share their expertise and promote their brands while building a community.Frequent apps that create connections. You will succeed on those apps because people are desperate for connection.Look for the circumstances that you want and if you can't find it? Make it!Raise your hand, join a new dating site, put yourself out there; what do you have to lose?Success is achieved and maintained by those who try and keep trying. If it's important to you, you will find a way, or you'll find an excuse.How to improve your dating skills through Virtual Speed Dating.To find out more about Yeukai Kajidori, you can follow on Instagram @yeukaik or visit his website's www.yeukaikajidori.com and www.yeukaimastermindcenter.

00:00:14 The origin story of Ecademy – the original social network for business.00:05:19 How social networks helped us get more connected but also made us more lonely at the same time. How can we find real trust and intimacy?00:12:03 How the way we ‘make connections’ has changed so much. Is Clubhouse a good tool to improve on that?00:16:06 What Social Media could have been? What went wrong in the last 10 years?00:28:28 What ‘free energy’ and ‘free software and hardware’ will change the marketplace.00:34:13 How a few ‘bad actors’ have hacked the Twitter and Facebook algorithm.00:42:53 Is loneliness a ‘treatable side effect’ of how we encounter our new ‘social normal’?00:48:01 How our life’s got easier but lonelier voluntarily. Is it all related to the changes in the Facebook algorithm in 2014?00:59:22 Why ‘all the upside’ of my life came from an Internet?! Would Nietzsche have been a more positive person with the Internet?01:10:52 Hear Thomas’ take on the ‘Fermi paradox’. Thomas Power is a serial entrepreneur and independent Board Director based in the United Kingdom. You may watch this episode on Youtube – #84 Thomas Power (The Power of Social Networks). Big Thanks to our Sponsors! ExpressVPN – Claim back your Internet privacy for less than $10 a month! Mighty Travels Premium – incredible airfare and hotel deals – so everyone can afford to fly Business Class and book 5 Star Hotels! Sign up for free! Divvy – get business credit without a personal guarantee and 21st century spend management plus earn 7x rewards on restaurants & more. Get started for free! Brex – get a business account, a credit card, spend management & convertible rewards for every dollar you spend. Plus now earn $250 just for signing up (Terms & Conditions apply).

So... Is Clubhouse dying or about to take off?Clubhouse is an audio only app hosting chatrooms essentially however due to lockdown restrictions loosening will this be the death of Clubhouse?As usual Dimes are Dropped at the end of the episode.All views are my own... Feel free to debate via our socials below!Instagram: @dimedroppEmail: info.dimedropp@gmail.comPeace and love,HB

#116: Hala Taha is top expert in podcast and social media marketing. Her podcast Young and Profiting is a #1 ranked education podcast. Today, she's sharing insider secrets to bring your personal brand to the next level. Want more leads from social? Want to monetize your podcast? Is Clubhouse the next evolution of podcasting? Hala's got you covered!https://www.youngandprofiting.com/

In December 2020, Clubhouse had 600,000 users. As of April 2021, it has 10 million. But just as it's beginning to achieve critical mass, its core “Social Audio” experience is being replicated by a slew of well-capitalized incumbents like Facebook, Twitter, Spotify, and Slack, as well as ambitious upstarts like Stereo and Fireside. We explain why via the duality of “Lean-Back” and “Lean-In”, how Social Audio drives time on platform, and the paralells with livestream video.Subscribe to our newsletter. We explore the intersection of media, technology, and commerce: sign-up linkLearn more about our market research and executive advisory: RockWater websiteEmail us: rounduppod@wearerockwater.com---EPISODE TRANSCRIPT:Chris Erwin:So Andrew, there's been a lot of news about live and social audio as of late, hasn't there? Andrew Cohen:Crazy. It seems like we went from November, something we've never heard of, to March, we're hearing a new announcement every day. Chris Erwin:It's crazy. Let's go through a few of those, and then we'll talk about why this is happening. So over the weekend, Clubhouse just announced a Series C at a four billion valuation. There's also been the launch of Fireside backed by Mark Cuban, and then also Stereo as well. And then incumbent platforms have been either announcing new product builds or rolled out features. Facebook just had a big announcement this past Monday, Twitter has spaces, then there's Slack, Discord, LinkedIn Telegram, and even Reddit. And there's also been some M and A in the space, Spotify acquired Locker Room, focused on sports live audio, and then Twitter acquired Breaker. Am I missing anything there? I know it's a pretty long list. Andrew Cohen:I think you just covered it all. And it's crazy that even after all of those launches, all those builds, all those acquisitions in the space, Clubhouse is still able to raise at a $4 billion acquisition. Chris Erwin:It's wild. Again, led by Andreessen. There were supposedly demand that that valuation could have been higher from other investors. And I think that Apple is making an audio announcement potentially right now, but unsure what that's going to be. So anyway, though, Andrew, why do you think all this live and social audio is happening? We've been writing and thinking about this for our newsletter and also for our clients. And I think there's a few key trends that you've identified. What are you thinking? Andrew Cohen:It definitely seems to be a uniquely kind of engaging and accessible media. And I think all these platforms are trying to get in on that action, because they see it as an opportunity to kind of expand the time that both users and creators are spending on their platforms, and to deepen the engagement, both peer-to-peer engagement and trader to fanning. So we're kind of like what Spotify has been doing with the introduction of podcasts, or how Instagram and Facebook and even LinkedIn introduced stories, or what Instagram is doing now with Reels. I think all of these platforms where you're seeing social audio is another really engaging form of communication that they can integrate into their whole suite of communication tools to keep people in their ecosystem for longer and keep them leaning in even harder and deeper. Chris Erwin:I think that's interesting, to even think about the Facebook announcement this Monday, is I think from Zuckerberg's point of view, it's all right, there's a lot of people listening to audio and we don't want to miss the boat on that. Like you said, we just, we win and we make money by keeping our audience on our platform and engaged. And so even though I think Facebook and Ben Thompson did a good job covering this, that Facebook is a visual first medium, or first focused on text and editorial, then introduced videos. Bringing an audio into the mix, is that going to be kind of like wonky for the user experience? Potentially, but we'll see how they do it. They're going to bring in audio, I think, into live virtual rooms, which could be really complimentary to the Facebook communities and Facebook groups. Chris Erwin:And I think they're also going to bring in sound bites into the newsfeed, but I think Zuckerberg looks at stats like over 57% of U.S. adults are aware and have listened to a podcast. And then I think over the past month, at least 41% of U.S. adults have listened to a podcast. And so he's like, Hey, we should build towards that audience behavior. Andrew Cohen:Oh, for sure. And I think Facebook, like all of the other incumbent platforms that you just mentioned, the key to them is going to be how to integrate this feature organically into the existing user experience on their platform, so it doesn't kind of feel like this out of place, wacky third party pack on, but something that, again, just like stories did it, when it was added to Instagram, just feels like such a natural extensions they're already doing on that platform. And so that's why I think it would be interesting to see how each platform approaches these features in their own unique way, which begs the question what's the future of Clubhouse? Is Clubhouse going to lose its appeal once its core experience has just become another feature on all of these other apps, or like we've seen with Snap and with TikTok, is it still going to remain a vibrant destination in and of itself with its own identity in fan relationship? What do you think? Chris Erwin:Well, I think you just highlighted one of the main challenges for Clubhouse is that they were kind of first to this live and social audio craze. You could go in, log into the app and there was all these rooms about a variety of different topics. And you're like, you could see how this could expand to topics around sports, topics around investing, coaching, cooking, baking, all the things. But it feels like all of those niche communities are now starting to be stripped away from the platform as like, okay, Facebook is your friends and family, and LinkedIn is your professional network, and maybe Slack is your colleagues, right? And Reddit is other vertical communities. Chris Erwin:So then that means, what does Clubhouse stand for? What is its vertical? And then from there, how's it going to build unique features into that? I think that's the second part of the equation, is you can have the interest graph focus, but you need to uniquely build features and user experience for that community to win. I think there are certain must have features like there should be, you should enable recording from live so that you can then publish at a later date to an RSS feed, but you got to uniquely cater to your community to win and create stickiness, and uniquely recruit both creators and listeners. Andrew Cohen:It seems to me like Clubhouse is going for the professional trader angle, with their suite of monetization tools that they rolled out. Maybe that they see that as their big differentiator. But as we've seen with the creator economy overall, it's only a matter of time before these incumbents can roll out the same forms of creator monetization, live tipping, ticketed events, and all of that stuff. And as we're seeing right now with livestream shopping, creators are very hesitant to move their audiences to a third party platform to provide an experience that they can just as easily provide on the platforms where they're already engaging with their audiences, like in Instagram or Facebook, or from usual artists like a Spotify, and for professionals like a LinkedIn. So again, I only think that those creator tools are going to take you so far if there's no sense of identity and purpose associated with that. Chris Erwin:I really liked that point, rallying around a unique identity is key. Look, broadly, we're big at RockWater. We're big evangelizers and ambassadors of podcasting and audio overall. So at the least, I think that we look at the introduction of live and social audio features as part of all of these social creator platforms as a good thing. Facebook, with this rollout, which is it's probably the largest social platform on the planet, over 2 billion users, it's going to introduce a lot more creators and users to audio and podcasting. And that's a total win. It's going to bring in more listenership, more audience, which then attracts more advertiser dollars and more ways for creators to make money. When you look at it from this top down perspective, I think us as a team, we're like, yeah, this is totally fantastic. Andrew Cohen:Absolutely. I think Mark Zuckerberg pointed out that a reason he really likes the medium is because "you can walk around a lot more easily, you can consume it without having to look at the screen, and do that in the background while doing something else." So for Facebook, which is you pointed out earlier, is a really visual medium. That's obviously a good thing in terms of really driving that engagement, but it also creates all of these other more ambient moments where users don't even have the attention to be engaging with Facebook. And that's where we've seen podcasts and audio really take off. 79% of monthly podcasts listeners say that the top reason that they listen is because "you can do other things while also listening to the spoken word audio." Andrew Cohen:So in these opportunities where listeners are too busy to really focus on their screens and look at Facebook or look at LinkedIn, they're turning the audio. And I think these more visual platforms like a Facebook, like a LinkedIn, like a Reddit, are seeing that opportunity to broaden that time on platform, broaden that opportunity for engagement, and really create that more holistic experience where they can be touching their users at all times. Chris Erwin:Another angle I think I'm excited about here is everyone talks about figuring out audio discovery, that it's a really friction full process, and trying to find new podcasts on Apple podcasts or Spotify is really difficult. I really liked the idea, and I'm blanking on the name of the startup, but they essentially have this AI where they create a curated audio feed based on your interests and existing podcasts that you listened to. For example, if there are certain shows that are 30 to 60 minutes long, they have unique AI that can say, "Here's the top one to three minutes segment," then bring that into the feed as well as a lot of other curated segments. And then as a listener, you're listening through that and be also scrolling on your phone. And if one of those really peaks your interest, you can then click into it and listen to the full episode. I think that's a fantastic idea. Chris Erwin:Now, Facebook seems like they might be trying to introduce, they're going to be introducing audio right AKA sound bites into the Facebook overall feed, which is editorial and video and then soon to be audio. I wonder if they soon realize, Hey, let's just create a dedicated audio feed. And not only could there be curated snippets of programs that you may like, but even maybe commentary and recommendations from your friends and likes around there. That could be really exciting for new audio discovery. What do you think? Andrew Cohen:Absolutely. I think that opt-in on demand nature of podcasts have always been a double-edged sword. On one hand, it's one of the things that creates that intimacy between the listener and the creator. But on the other hand, it is a barrier to entry. I think it keeps a lot of people on the sidelines when it comes to audio consumption. And that's one thing that we've seen Clubhouse kind of crack with this drop in linear programming live nature of it that really creates this frictionless access point to introduce fans to audio, which I think can ultimately function as a really great top of funnel for audio creators who want to find new fans and fans who are curious about audio and would want to find the shows and creators that are good for them without having to sift through an endless sea of options and make that one decision to commit their time to. Andrew Cohen:So yeah, discovery sharing in general are going to be huge points that need to be innovative to continue to unlock the potential of the medium. But I think that's one thing that Clubhouse has definitely hit on that I think is going to be around the sec. Chris Erwin:Andrew, we're getting to the end of our time here. So I think some closing thoughts. I think one for me is that I think a lot of people are asking, is this the call it for Clubhouse, the equivalent of the Snap, Instagram moment, where Facebook and Instagram replicates stories, and then Snap for a couple of years need to figure out what it's core value prop and identity was. But clearly, Snap has really bounced back and they've been a very fast moving innovative product for organization that really understands the uniqueness of their user base. I think Clubhouse can do that. It's going to be contingent on finding their vertical identity being really innovative on the product front and having really great leadership from the top down and also from their investors. But they have a hard road ahead, but where there is competition, there's also incredible opportunity. Any final takeaways that you want to highlight? Andrew Cohen:Well said. I think Clubhouse needs to figure out who they are to their fan. I'm not saying they can't do it. I think everything you've said is spot on in terms of what needs to be done and how they could accomplish that. Personally, if you're asking my opinion, if they were offered four billion for an acquisition, I would take it. But hey, I said the same thing about Snapchat selling for one billion in 2010, so don't take my advice. Chris Erwin:Noted. All right. Well, more to come.

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Rich Goldstein of Goldstein Patent Law talks about leveraging clubhouse to promote your Amazon brand. Rich Goldstein will also talk about building a brand on Clubhouse, How can you use Clubhouse as a lead gen opportunity?, Tips for Amazon sellers or service providers to use Clubhouse? Also covered in the interview with Rich Goldstein: What is Clubhouse & Why do you think Clubhouse makes their platform invite-only? Would you describe Clubhouse as an interactive conference? Do you get to talk at Clubhouse? How do you find discussions on the topics that interest you? Would you advise using Clubhouse to generate ideas for new products to sell on Amazon? Using Clubhouse to streaming your podcast to your room? What are some tips for getting onstage? Now that you have a following, how do you capture that interest or use it to generate traffic to your website or product? How has your business grown since you started using Clubhouse? Clubhouse recently announced the development of an influencer program. Are you included? When do you find time to do Clubhouse? Have you seen any bots or spam happen on Clubhouse yet? Is Clubhouse here to stay or do you think it is just a trend/fad? About Rich Goldstein - https://www.goldsteinpatentlaw.com While most patent attorneys do not work with individual inventors, Rich Goldstein has built a career in working with both individual inventors and start-up companies. His approach includes listening to and understanding their goals and needs. Providing custom-tailored representation. Offering specific guidance to keep their project moving toward their individual goals. He has given critical advice to more than 10,000 inventors and has obtained nearly 2,000 patents for his clients. He has educated thousands more about the patent process through his seminars, educational videos, and best selling books: The ABA Consumer Guide to Obtaining a Patent. He also works directly with executives to help them make effective decisions to protect their IP, meet their business goals, and leverage the value of what they have already created. Rich regularly attends a wide variety of entrepreneurship and innovation events and actively explores new ways to help his clients achieve their business and personal goals. About AccrueMe - https://www.accrueme.com AccrueMe provides Amazon lending to help Amazon sellers grow quickly and increase profits. Our Amazon funding has no credit checks and no monthly payments. Our goal is to help Amazon Sellers earn more money. Growth is almost always the driving force behind added profits. If Growth and Additional Profits interest you, then keep reading. We want to help you grow larger and more profitable, and in return, we want to share in a small percentage of the profits, but only temporarily – only for as long as you want to use our capital to grow. In exchange for doubling your capital, we temporarily receive a small “piece” of a much bigger pie. And you don't even have to pay us every month. Pay us when it is best for you and your business.

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Clubhouse is an audio-only social media app, and one that's currently only for iOS but Android in the works. Since its launch, photographers are swarming to Clubhouse. Is Clubhouse for photographers? In this short episode, I talk about what photographers should expect on Clubhouse, and share my opinion on whether I believe photographer should be spending their time at Clubhouse.

Clubhouse is an invite-only social media app that allows users to launch or drop in on “Rooms” -- or audio-only chat rooms with friends, followers, or the general public. To join the app, users must have an iPhone and receive an invitation from a Clubhouse member. Is Clubhouse right for your brand? Listen to the briefing to find out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Is Clubhouse worth the hype ? Let's discuss Clubhouse, the use, the trends, voice platforms and much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/claritywithteekay/message

Is Clubhouse worth your time? Is this just a ONE-night stand or will turn into the best marketing idea? While some people enjoy the privacy of BTS of this new social media platform, the trailblazers of the knowledge industry are creating value and making their mark on this new gem on the market. Tune in to see How these powerhouse business leaders are making the best out of the app. And most important - How will they use the power of persuasion to get me on the Clubhouse! Ya'll know I am not a FAN of this app at all but I am gonna give them a shot! 1. Justine Mader - Life and Business Mentor: Becoming Limitless Connect with Justine: HTTPS://justinemader.com Listen to her podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/virtually-limitless/id1533896070 2. Priyanka Khandalkar, Director of Operations for small business owners: Power of CH to get leads Connect with her: http://scaleupwithpriyanka.com/ Listen to her podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/show-up-with-priyanka/id1499298017 3. Tracie Patterson - Quiz Creator & Conversion Copywriter: Level up your course/membership in 2021 Connect with Tracie: https://www.indiecopy.com/ 4. Ludmila Rogoski - Marketing Consultant: Creating Connections and Partnerships Connect with Mila: https://www.instagram.com/ludmilarogoski/ 5. Tessa Hull - Business Success Coach: Keywords that spark DM conversations Connect with Tess: www.messyandsuccessy.com 6. Lauren Andrews - Founder Unicorn Exchange: Creating digital magic Connect with Lauren: https://unicornexchange.com/ Listen to her podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-get-stabby/id1553834357 In 7 Days from this podcast release, I am running FREE 3 Day LIVE CHALLENGE - Get Visible, Get Booked. NO pitch, massive Value Visibility challenge that will help you get out there and get booked. Sign up here: https://www.dijanallugolli.com/gvgb --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fearlessandsuccessful/message

Is wearing a mask normal? Is Clubhouse the future? What are we doing with Black History Month? Find out on this pilot episode of The NuBlack Podcast with Herb Wakefield and Taaj Davis. 

Clubhouse: The Next Shiny Object OR Major Social Media Platform? Live interview with the one and only Dennis Yu ---- Clubhouse is quite popular nowadays It seems like every marketer and content creator is talking about it So, what is the buzz about? Is Clubhouse the next SHINY OBJECT OR a Major Social Media platform that we MUST PAY ATTENTION TO ---- Check out my interview with Dennis Yu to figure it out Dennis is a seasoned social media marketer, branding expert, and keynote speaker! And served as the former analytics executive at Yahoo ---- You can watch our interview on my YouTube channel via this link. ---- Give this episode a listen and give your biggest takeaway by sharing this on Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Make sure to tag me @AiAddysonZhang and use my hashtag, #ClassroomWithoutWalls --- Do you know that this podcast is also a weekly live streaming show? Every Friday, at 9am PST | noon EST, my guest and I go live on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch to deliver valuable content to you. I highly encourage you to join us live and ask your questions. You will get immediate answers! You can follow my other social media channels: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook ---

On this week's episode of The Unicorn Perspective, podcasting pro Jeremy Slate joins me to talk about all things media. Is podcasting too popular now? What makes a podcast engaging? Is Clubhouse worth the time users are spending on it? Will there be democratization of social media?Books we referenced:Hate Inc. by Matt Taibbi#deleted by Allum BokhariDon't Burn This Book by Dave RubinAbout the guest:Jeremy Slate is the founder of the Create Your Own Life Podcast, which studies the highest performers in the world. He studied literature at Oxford University, specializes in using podcasting and new media to create celebrity and was ranked #1 in iTunes New and #78 in the iTunes top 100. He was named the #1 Podcast to Listen to by INC Magazine in 2019, as well as being named a Top Influencer by Forbes.After his success in podcasting, Jeremy Slate and his wife, Brielle Slate, founded Command Your Brand to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.Connect with Jeremy:https://commandyourbrand.com/https://www.jeremyryanslate.com/https://twitter.com/JeremyRyanSlatehttps://www.facebook.com/Jeremyryanslate/https://www.instagram.com/jeremyryanslate/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-ryan-slate-bb7b284a/What you'll learn:-If Clubhouse is actually worth it-Why certain podcasts stand out-The problem with constantly seeking instant fame-How and why the media keeps us angry

Is Clubhouse--the Invite-Only Social Audio Network App in iOS Beta--Good for Small Business? - Web and Beyond Live - January 27, 2021 In this week's episode: WIRED Business: Startups, Cryptocurrency, Tech Culture, and More - Conferences After Covid Will Be Shorter—and Smarter How we can save the internet without destroying Section 230 Brave browser takes step toward enabling a decentralized web - The Verge Wattpad is being sold to the Korean company NAVER - Good e-Reader Storytelling incubator Wattpad is getting bought for over half a billion dollars - The Verge Yelp Will Give Info on a Restaurant's COVID-19 Safety Measures Medium has just purchased ebook company Glose - Good e-Reader Clubhouse App: How to Get Started : Social Media Examiner What is Clubhouse? Good luck getting invited to the social app. Community Guidelines Join us in Web and Beyond Community! It's easy and free. Each week, President of W3 Consulting and Managing Director of W3C Web Services (https://web.w3cinc.com/) Ray Sidney-Smith broadcasts live to update you on the latest small business digital marketing and business productivity technology updates you need to be effective. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/webandbeyondlive/message

Is Clubhouse the Next Big Thing? In episode #1622, we talk about whether Clubhouse is the next big thing or not. In a relatively short space of time, this new social channel has been growing rapidly, with many online business owners and personalities getting very excited about it. Tune in to hear us talk about the gap it might fill, the large amount of time it requires, and whether it will be sustainable in the long run! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:25] Today's topic: Is Clubhouse the Next Big Thing? [00:30] A brief introduction to Clubhouse for those unfamiliar. [01:20] A voice version of LinkedIn — great for networking and learning. [01:42] Jump on now to make the most of growing a following quickly! [02:05] The time investment needed for Clubhouse; choosing which social network to focus on. [03:50] How Eric is using Clubhouse to book podcast appearances. [05:01] How to divide time between Clubhouse and running a business. [05:41] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information or call us on 310-349-3785!   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Clubhouse Daymond John Grant Cardone Tyrese Gibson Ma$e Andreessen Horowitz   Leave Some Feedback:     What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.     Connect with Us:    Neilpatel.com Quick Sprout  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel  Twitter @ericosiu