Ever since the app launched, getting noticed on Clubhouse is somewhat of an art form?
Let's talk about how to get noticed on Clubhouse.
But let me just spell some of the mystery to you by giving you my number 1 biggest tip
for getting noticed on Clubhouse.
And did you know that invites can actually help your status on Clubhouse?
I'll show you how later in the video.
And by the way, there are 2 Clubhouse rooms you should definitely make a point of attending.
More of that in a couple minutes.
Here's my number 1 biggest tip for getting noticed on Clubhouse.
You ready for it?
It's to join established clubhouse rooms.
You raise your hand, you click the raise hand button and you can hopefully get called up
by the speakers and if you have something well thought-out to say or you have a thought
provoking or profound question that's gonna inspire conversation, that can really help
you to build a good reputation on Clubhouse.
You wanna make sure that whatever you're saying is of course contributing to the conversation
and is interesting to them enough that they might want to click on your profile, look
at your bio and who knows?
Maybe follow you on to a different platform or click the link and check out what you're about.
You know if you're trying to push a product or service, make sure you're also saying something
of value to retain your audience and stay in the moderators good books.
I never ever, ever recommend that you go into a Clubhouse room and ask to be brought up
on stage and start pitching or promoting your products.
And we can tell, everyone can tell when someone comes up, they raise their hand and they seem
like they're trying to ask a question but then they give this backstory to the question
that's clearly promoting something that they do and everyone... it's just that kind of
slimy feeling, we know the intention isn't in the right place so make sure that you are
always staying there from a place of good intention of actually contributing to the
conversation 'cause that can go so much further in providing value for your audience in a
way that isn't spammy or stepping on the moderator's toes.
The more your participate in Clubhouse rooms, the more likely you'll also be discovered
by big influencers and entrepreneurs and just like if you were meeting anyone in person,
you don't walk up to someone at an event or a cocktail party and just automatically start
talking about yourself or try to slip the conversation into a pitch.
You try to get to know them, you contribute to the conversation, which then can lead to
building a relationship which then can lead to maybe having other conversations about
maybe a working relationship.
I have a friend of mine that she uses Clubhouse and every time she does, she says it's like
an ATM because she knows how to build those relationships and how to meet people that
she's never talked to before but might be great clients and she goes into it first with
the intention of building a relationship so that then the conversation may be able to
turn over into business.
That should be your intention too.
Now, the more you use Clubhouse, the more you can also get some Clubhouse invites.
At this time that I'm filming this, Clubhouse is an invite-only app.
You can only invite people through having a certain amount of invites, you can send
them through text.
If you have friends that aren't on Clubhouse yet, you can invite them.
If you have especially friends in your industry that might be industry leader, invite them
to join Clubhouse and maybe create some rooms together.
Moderate some rooms together and be strategic.
Only invite people who you think will actually use the app and maybe people that you can
collaborate with and network with.
Now, also keep in mind that when you invite or nominate other users, your profile will
be mentioned on their profiles as "nominated by."
This creates an additional link back to you and if your friend continues using the app,
other people who might check out their profile might check out your bio.
Inviting people in your industry or influencers in your space to join you on Clubhouse can
be a really great way for both of you to get noticed if maybe you create these Clubhouse
rooms together and create Clubhouse's based on really popular topics.
One of the things that I look for personally when I'm scrolling through the Clubhouse hallway
looking for a room to join is the title of the a room.
Does it capture my attention?
Think about your own behavior when you're scrolling through Clubhouse.
What rooms stand out to you?
Do you look based on maybe your friends or influencers or entrepreneurs you look up to
and think you want to join the room based on who's in it or is it based on the title
of the room?
Now, it's a bit of both and if you can get both together, you are gonna get noticed for
sure but you're definitely gonna have to put in that effort at first and building your
Clubhouse is almost like you know exercising that muscle.
You wanna get involved in the conversations, you wanna learn how to be a good moderator,
you want people to invite and ping people into good conversations and ask thoughtful
questions and post these really profound takeaways when you're up on that stage.
The more you can do that, the more you're gonna get noticed.
Now, before we get into the Clubhouse rooms that you should definitely attend, have you
subscribed to this channel yet?
Be sure to hit that big red button below to get brand new content marketing strategies,
business acceleration tips and more straight to your YouTube feed 5 days a week.
When you're thinking about which Clubhouse rooms you should attend especially when you're
trying to grow your presence on there or you're trying to network or get yourself noticed
or find new clients, the first place that you should look and first one you should decide
on is to attend Clubhouse rooms led by people you know.
That means you'll have a greater chance to be recognized and have a chance to speak if
you wanna raise your hand and be brought up to the stage.
I have some friends on Clubhouse that hosts some really big rooms and they're awesome
moderators, they're so professional and every time they're in there, they'll ping me and
ask me to come join in.
Of course if I'm available, I would love to join because the conversations they have in
there, I always know are gonna be really high-level and high quality.
So, if you can create friendships and relationships with people that you also know, generate and
moderate high quality rooms and that you can have the opportunity to be brought up there.
That's gonna give you the chance to speak, share some knowledge, share some takeaways,
ask great questions, which will lead to people noticing you, checking out your bio and maybe
networking with you even further, even off of Clubhouse.
The other Clubhouse room your should definitely is mine.
I have the VIP Code Club on Clubhouse.
You can go check it out, come follow me @marleyjaxx and you can see on my profile the VIP Code
Club we created.
VIP Code is all about video, impact and profit and we have Clubhouse rooms every single week
by myself and some of the other moderators in the VIP Code and it's a great place because
it's one of the only platforms where I actually make myself available to talk about anything
and everything.
I don't normally like the phrase pick my brain, but I love doing Q&A's and answering questions
about any topic on there so come join us on Clubhouse, look up Marley Jaxx and look up
the VIP Code and you'll get notified every time that we go live on Clubhouse just by
following that club.
Want to learn more about the networking app that everybody's talking about?
We have a whole playlist of videos down below that tell you everything you need to know
to build your momentum on Clubhouse.
So, check out the playlist linked in the video description below.
See you on the next video.