Greetings Doug, Indeed, perhaps we could consider an alternative approach or work around to providing quality content without to much attention to stock graphics.
Great, I would love being added as an editor to the social media pages. Also agreed, that we should start a collaboratory document in which we could brainstorm ideas that translate into a more unified social media approach. I look forward to hearing back from you. Beau Mathieson On 25/7/18 12:34 am, ddemaio wrote: > Hi Beau, > I have a few points below. > > On 2018-07-17 06:30, Beau Mathieson wrote: >> Hi Doug, >> >> Thanks for the welcoming response, to begin with I would like to >> apologise for taking my time to get back to you. >> >> I could completely understand for the reasoning to ditch meetings >> and I like the fact that the team is eager to increase adoption. I also >> absolutely agree we should have a better arsenical of stock graphics for >> our communications, and if we take a look at research conducted by >> Twitter, posts containing videos or images had three times more >> engagement then those that did not. Perhaps this is an area in which >> would could collaborate with the Artwork team? > > The branding guidelines were established a few years back - > https://opensuse.github.io/branding-guidelines/ People have > contributed in various ways and have done a good job using the > guidelines. It would be great to have some stock images made like you > suggest. The artwork team is aware of this, but it really comes down > to time and there ability to make a unified theme of stock images. > >> >> What I would like to see is a unified approach to publishing content to >> our major social media pages (Twitter and Facebook). For example, >> the last post on the Facebook page was the 6th of July and if I be blunt >> here the quality of the content on these pages is in my opinion >> sub-standard. This is shown though the low engagement levels on >> those pages, which the average engagement per post around about >> 10 retweets/likes, which is pretty poor >> considering we have 61,000 followers on Twitter and 11,000 followers on >> Facebook. What I believe we should do, is, create a strategy for perhaps >> as an example, monthly marketing campaigns in which we base our content >> on targeted demographics and their related use cases, while still >> incorporating announcements/blogs in to the mix. I believe this approach >> would help drive adoption. I would love to know whether or not we have >> any social media analytics? I understand Twitter allows profiles to >> view audience insights into both organic audiences and followers.I would >> love to view the data from that. > > Yes, this is a good idea and sometimes we are able to do this. I am > able to add you as an editor to some of the social media pages if you > would like to help with posts. We have different people with access > and they post on occasion, especially when I am on leave like I had > been the past two weeks. We could come up with some monthly themes and > do some brainstorming if you are interested. We can create a page on > https://etherpad.opensuse.org and put together some ideas. How does > that sound? > > > v/r > Doug
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