Mana Telugu circle on Clubhouse

Description

Whoever Hosting Good Rooms in clubhouse "EVENTUALLY WILL BECOME LEADERS TO THIS CLUB". . Rules : Here is the list of Clubhouse Room rules useful before, during and after the event.

Before the event

First, you need to set up your room. For this stage I recommend these rules:

Choose a catchy but clear Event Name. Make the best of the 60 characters you have for it, but do not set false expectations.
Add a co-host. Not only that a co-host could back you up in case you exit the room by mistake, but adding another moderator will increase the dynamics of the respective room.
Choose a date for the event that would allow you enough time to promote it. A public room with a low audience is not great, isn’t it?
Fill in the 200 characters description. Explain clearly what the audience should expect and add CTA elements to it.
Set the agenda together with your speaking guests.
During the Clubhouse room

The most stressful activity si to moderate and end a room. Here are Clubhouse Room rules for it:

You are the moderator so after your introduction, quickly list the main rules, explain how hand rising works, and when the meeting will end. You can also get more inspiration from offline moderators best practice. For example, see this guide for moderators on HBR.
Stick to the agenda. Try not to redirect the discussion to a totally different thread.
Periodically reset the room in order to see how many people joined since you started and recap or reintroduce yourself to the newcomers.
Pay attention to hands raised, check while you’re not speaking the respective users’ profiles. Decide whom to invite to speak when possible.
Check participants’ profiles and decide who could help you grow your Clubhouse room (useful after the event ends).
End the room in time. Try to be German and end it as it was planned, thanking everyone and announcing the next event.
After event/room rules