A particularly vibrant format is that of Q&A: I organized one together with Yari Brugnoni, the founder of Ninjalitics, Luca Mastella of Learnn and Bocconi teacher, Marco Onorato, co-founder of Marketing Espresso, and with the founder (Steven Lo Presi) and the SEO manager (Luigi Nigro) of Marketing Ignorante.
The public asked us questions about how to work on social networks and we answered, each according to his areas of expertise.
In short, Clubhouse is a networking paradise: the perfect place to meet people to talk to about the things that obsess or fascinate you. To learn and grow through dialogue. The place where to become an influencer you don't have to be a B-series celebrity born on junk television programs: you need to want to listen and tell something that is relevant to those who listen to us.
Is that my way of saying that this love for Clubhouse is forever? Not yet. Because two weeks after the first meeting and the blossoming of passion I can also see, next to the roses, the first thorns.