Twitter Space is here yet again with a new update that proves to be a key avenue that helps Twitter to get improve engagement and interaction within the app.
Twitter earlier this month updated its new Space buttons – Create your Space & Talk in Space within the tweet composer and retweet flow, putting the option right up in front of the user’s eyes when engaging with a tweet.
we want to make starting a Space easier so we’re launching two experiments on iOS —start a Space from the Tweet composer and from the Retweet menu
— Spaces (@TwitterSpaces) June 22, 2022
in the Tweet composer, simply tap the Spaces icon on the bottom left to start a new Space 👇 pic.twitter.com/cQfFALeN0p
Now Twitter has taken a step toward improving the engagement by also testing an even more overt prompt to get people to start a space, with a new note at the bottom of the tweet reply composer now being shown to some Android users.
As you can see in the screenshot below, the new process encourages more people to start an audio conversation based on a tweet, with the original tweet in addition to it Twitter gets the Space title, which anyone can then tap through to listen in.
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It’s the latest in Twitter’s big push to get more users engaged in audio rooms, which, at least in theory, becomes a valuable tweet experience.
The update is very similar to the Clubhouse-led social audio boom and Twitter space is working towards becoming a key engagement element any time soon and pushes to create an ongoing spark of interest in the option and expand the usage of the app.
Waiting for some more accurate data from Twitter before coming to any real conclusions, but definitely, it seems dedicated to giving Spaces every opportunity to succeed.
