A room at Clubhouse is controlled and managed by moderators, as anyone who has been or organised a conference or webinar knows that the moderator's role is one of the most important in making your event a real success.
What does a moderator do at Clubhouse?
The moderator has several tasks during a meeting at the Clubhouse, below we will quickly go through some of the ones that are considered most important.
- Make sure that the time of the event is kept according to the schedule.
- Make sure that the topic of the meeting is kept within limits and does not go too far.
- Keeping track of the room's participants and their biographies
- Invite people to the stage or invite people to raise their hand.
- Research those who raise their hands to avoid inviting trolls but also to create diversity among those participating in the discussion.
- If necessary, summarize the key takeaways from the discussion and save it as a PDF to be accessed afterwards.
Does a moderator get paid at Clubhouse?
This is a common question that pops up in our forums on Facebook, where we run Sweden's largest Clubhouse community.
At the moment, moderators are NOT paid by Clubhouse, but tools are being worked on to allow listeners to make contributions to one or more moderators in a room.
Tools for moderators Clubhouse Creator Pilot Program
Clubhouse Creator Pilot Program is a VIP program where Clubhouse has currently invited about 40 influencers to try out their concept with tools to use the Clubhouse platform as a way to reach out to their followers and at the same time have the opportunity to earn money.
We don't yet know when this will be released and reach more people, nor when it will come to Sweden.
What should you consider when creating an event at Clubhouse?
If you are planning to create your own event at the Clubhouse, there are a few things we recommend you keep in mind.
- Determine your name at the event.
- Create and schedule your event
- Make sure you have one or more co-hosts.
- Select one or more moderators.
- Set up and plan the content of your event.
- Promote your event on Clubhouse
- Make sure all speakers are prepared and ready for the event.
- Ensure diversity of speakers
- A moderator with a large engaged following usually means that they also bring a large audience into the rooms they are moderating.
Hire Alexander Morad as Clubhouse Moderator
Alexander started his career with a flying start and has already managed to build a large following and a high level of trust as a moderator.
Alexander has his background as a lecturer and founder of the social media agency Bright Mind Agency AB. He was selected as Top 100 best lecturer in Sweden in both 2019 and 2020 according to Eventeffect
Since its inception, Alexander has run his room Breakfast Room every Mon-Fri from about 07:30 - 10:00. For Alexander, the Breakfast Room has been an important part of creating positivity, joy and knowledge for his listeners and speakers. The Breakfast Room is also the largest breakfast room in Sweden at Clubhouse.
Alexander has moderated rooms with Brad Parscale, Andra Farhad, Isabella Löwengrip, David JP Phillips, Alexander Pärleros and others.
How do I know if I need a clubhouse moderator?
If you are thinking of starting a room and need help with technical details such as invitations, pinging new people into the room, handshaking, giving people the floor then don't hesitate to get in touch with us and we will help and guide you through your event.
As experienced moderators and clubhouse users, we know what it takes and what works for a successful room.
What does it cost to hire a clubhouse moderator?
Hiring a moderator is similar to hiring a moderator for a conference or webinar.
Being a clubhouse moderator and moderating a room requires some preparation and planning and time during ongoing conversations. The moderator needs to be paid for this time.
The easiest way to find out your cost is to contact us directly at Bright Mind Agency and we will help you.