Today I’m sharing five ways you can find co-hosts for Twitter Spaces. Although you can host a Twitter Space independently, I find that having one or two co-hosts makes the space stronger, especially if I can work with people who have abilities that complement mine. 5 Tips for Finding Co-Hosts

1. Look for someone who compliments you -More followers

-Recordings/stats

-Create videos or memes for advertising

-Someone who wants to learn and is teachable 2. Attend other spaces and see who you enjoy interacting with 3. Send a DM and ask 4. Ask friends and followers for suggestions 5. Put out a call on Twitter (Use #TwitterSpaces #SpacesHost)

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