Post now has a new superpower for managing a community, the ability to create video conferences in seconds.
After the pandemic, our behavior with video calls radically change. Now people are using platforms like Zoom for various activities, including birthday celebrations and corporate meetings. For better or worse, platforms like Teams, meets, zoom, and Facetime are here to stay as a new channel to do whatever you want. For creators, video/audio calls have also become a popular way to increase engagement with their audiences by hosting paid events.
The "Posts" plugin within Clubs has evolved to enhance communication within your own spaces, with features like voting and multi-feed capabilities. Through a partnership with Huddle01, developing the dRTC (decentralized real-time communication) network, we can now support deeper engagement and dynamic dialogue. Trying to explain Huddle01‘s partnership importance in a nutshell is virtually impossible, but here is our best shot. To date, the RTC platform has +80K meetings, +30K Users, and +2M video and audio minutes. It took the team 17 minutes to build and connect the app! That says a lot about its comprehensive software development kit (SDK). Moreover, it has additional functionalities like cascading behind for scalability and token gating in-built. However, probably the most important matter, the Huddle01 team is great and fun to work with!
Here are some highlights of the Huddle01 amazing feature:
The fastest way to set up a virtual meeting in the world. Zoom takes 4 steps to set up a meeting, and Google Meets takes 3 including sharing the link.
Set up a video/audio conference with all the configurations of traditional video communication. Set up the camera, audio, duration, hosting, and background. Creators can even record the meeting to save it for later.
Schedule the date and time for the virtual conference, and enjoy how smoothly is the process to join after.
A traditional way to restrict the use of multiple video channels is to either invite or share the link. However, with Clubs, it is just a matter of setting a configuration, and every user with the allowed membership will have access to the corresponding meetings/events.
After signing in to Clubs and setting up your community, you need to:
Do not worry about it, with these simple steps you can set your Clubs in minutes:
Here is a complete guide that shows you step-by-step how to navigate through Clubs.