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Twitter’s Spaces Are Now Podcasts

August 26, 2022 by Elen Page Leave a Comment

Twitter's Spaces

Twitter’s Spaces lets people voice-chat directly. Text lacks the human voice’s connectedness, emotion, complexity, and empathy.

Spaces are visible to your followers at the top of their timeline, on the Spaces Tab, or in your Home Timelines. Twitter’s Spaces might highlight your podcast announcement, fan queries, or co-host discussion. Spaces ideas for podcasters.

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Contents

  • 1 Promote a show
  • 2 After a compelling episode, answer questions.
  • 3 Fans’ final thoughts
  • 4 Twitter’s Spaces-based bonus episode
  • 5 Student journalism and talk radio best practises
  • 6 Cross-promote network shows
    • 6.1 Related

Promote a show

Host a Space the week before your podcast’s premiere. Gather and excite fans before the launch. Schedule your Space and Tweet a link 14 days ahead to alert fans. Tweet the show’s date, time, and hashtag. This is a fantastic time to introduce listeners to the show’s host(s).

After a compelling episode, answer questions.

Host a Space after a popular podcast or episode. Fans can ask questions via Tweet or mic access.

Tell fans to use the show’s hashtag while tweeting questions. Bookmark Tweets you wish to answer so they’re easy to find. Share your Tweet in the Space while answering a question.

Let your fans ask you questions using their voice to improve their experience. Encourage listeners to ask to speak or use the raised hand emoji. Once a fan is chosen, they can talk. When the person is done, revoke speaking access and move on.

Fans’ final thoughts

Curious how listeners liked the finale? Share thoughts in a Space. Share fan Tweets in the Space and invite some to speak.
Be careful to alert fans about spoilers in the Space title or description (or ruin a potential plot twist).

Twitter’s Spaces-based bonus episode

Want to give fans fun extras? Host a Space in your podcast’s format. Interview your co-host or guests as you would on air.

This method works if you’re between seasons or looking for next season’s stories from listeners.

Student journalism and talk radio best practises

Make yourself available in a Space for student podcast inquiries. Share the audio industry tools, tips, and tactics you wish you’d known when you started.

Include a poll when launching your Space to ask new podcasters what they want to learn. This can boost Space awareness and engagement while customizing information to your target.

Cross-promote network shows

Want to reward fans? Create a podcast-style Space. Interview your co-host or guests live.

This works if you’re between seasons or looking for next season’s stories.

Best practices for student radio and journalism

 

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