Clubhouse for Entrepreneurs and Life Coaches

The Hallway is our starting point for navigating through all of the activity on Clubhouse.  In this lecture, we'll take a look at the various icons we'll encounter in the Hallway and what each one of those icons will do for us.  The we'll finish up by explains exactly what Clubhouse rooms are and how we can navigate in and out of rooms from the Hallway

Rooms are where all the magic on Clubhouse actually happens.  We will look at the basic room structure, and define what each segment represents and we will also cover each of the icons that you'll find within a room and how to use their functions.

Starting a room is a simple concept, but there are some things that you can do to make your room stand out among a sea of others.  In this lecture we'll cover the technical side of starting a room on Clubhouse and also point out some tips and techniques that will help you get the attention you need to make your room a success.

Spinning up on room or an event on the fly is great for quick conversation on a particular topic, but this chapter will show you how you can schedule an event, promote an event using links provided by Clubhouse and then most importantly, how you can actually start your event once the time comes.

Starting a room is easy enough, but in order to moderate a room effectively, you need to be able to set the stage and expectations of a room, maintain a conversation throughout the entirety of a room and engage and manage a variably sized audience throughout the course of the event.  This lecture will go into detail on how you can not only understand the concept of room moderation, but will provide you with detailed, professional tips based on applied experience moderating countless rooms with hundreds of attendees.

Clubs are a tremendous way to establish a permanent presence on Clubhouse and bring tremendous exposure to each of your rooms and events.  In this lecture, we'll walk you through the evolution of the process of starting your own Club and take a look at each of the features and benefits of being a club founder.

This lecture with take you step by step through the process of starting your club on Clubhouse.  From navigating to the club application, completing the club details and inviting your followers to join your new club.  This lecture will help you get your club started off and positioned properly for not only a successful launch, but for long term growth as well.

If you hate "selling" you'll love this soft-selling method.

If you plan to offer any form of teaching or training on Clubhouse, use this proven method of introducing yourself and your content to establish credibility and create intrigue. Part 1 is to position yourself.

Part 2 of the introduction is helping your audience know "this is for you".

Part 3 of the introduction is to make sure your audience knows why your presentation is worth their time.

Part 4 of the introduction uses that "seeding" method we discussed to introduce your offer early on in a discrete way.

Now that students have a firm grasp on what Clubhouse is all about and an understanding of app specific terminology, we will talk about connecting your social media and discuss how important it is to have a consistent presence on each platform.  We will talk about the advantage of joining some of the smaller rooms on the app and how you can provide value for your ideal listener and potential client.  We will finish up this lecture by looking at some of the best ways you can leverage your time on Clubhouse and how to avoid Clubhouse taking time away from other productive activities.

There are many ways to leverage Clubhouse to grow your business.

Understanding your target market is absolutely the first step to effectively utilizing Clubhouse.

How you present yourself in Clubhouse makes all the difference.

There are many opportunities to learn from others on Clubhouse.

Being of service is the best strategy for expanding your reach in Clubhouse.

Capture contacts from your Clubhouse interactions.

One of the biggest opportunities in Clubhouse is collaboration, partnership, and joint ventures.

Networking is an art. Learn best practices and how to create an effective elevator pitch.

Make the most of your Clubhouse connections and learn how to create effective joint venture partnerships.

Congratulations!!  You have completed the program!  This video will take us through a review of the course, reinforcing each of the major topics that we covered.  It will also demonstrate our appreciation to you trusting us on this new social media adventure you're about to take!  Good luck!