Clubhouse, the invitation-only audio chat app that has enamored the tech industry elite, is looking for influencers. Because what social networking application can you have without influencers?
In a town hall on Sunday, the company announced it was creating “Clubhouse Creator First“ its first creator accelerator program. The program aims to support and provide 20 creators with the resources they need to host good conversations, build their audience and earn revenue, for Clubhouse. The deadline for applications is March 31.
Although everything is good and elegant: heaven knows I love following cat influencers on Instagram and TikTok, and yes, that’s one thing; probably Clubhouse should consider finding its influencers. (It should also focus on strengthening their security, but this is a different story).
As he points out With cable, it’s not exactly easy to get an idea of what someone is like just by looking at their Clubhouse profile (although a brave user did try this list). Unlike Instagram and TikTok, you can’t scroll through previous Clubhouse chats, see how many conversations a user has had, or how many people liked to listen to them. No, you have to wait for the user to enter a room, listen to what they say, and then decide if you want to follow them.
I mean, no offense at the Clubhouse, but I don’t know if I have patience for that. Who knows, maybe it’s me who I am losing. (Disclosure: I’m not at the Clubhouse).
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In addition to announcing its acceleration program, Clubhouse also shared some product updates. Users will now be able to share a link to their profiles or clubs and invite new users to the platform using their phone number.
This means that Clubhouse will no longer have to access users to ask them to access their phone contacts to allow them to send invitations. Users can contact the company to request that they delete previously uploaded contacts. reported the Virgin, and there is a tool to delete previously loaded contacts. In addition, Clubhouse will remember the language of the rooms that users usually join and filters the others.