[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-10 Thread Lex Spoon via Organizers
TikTok is different for sure, but 30 seconds of a dance clip would probably be all it takes to get some views. Also, if you have any lessons recorded, those can make for great source material, if you can find 30-90 second snippets of them that can stand alone. What you do is show the viewer what

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-10 Thread Audrey Jaber via Organizers
As someone who considers themselves a millennial, I don’t use Twitter and I think that if people my age use Twitter, it’s to read linked news articles or follow people they like, not necessarily for promotion. I’m on Instagram a fair amount and “follow” certain hashtags so I can see what’s

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-10 Thread Emily Addison via Organizers
We set up a Twitter for Ottawa Contra Dance back in 2014. However, hardly anything happens with it. The mailchimp e-newsletters are posted automatically onto twitter. https://twitter.com/ottawacontra?lang=en I'm in my mid-40s so can't speak for the younger crowd anymore but I do hear a lot of

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-09 Thread Joe Harrington via Organizers
Users of different socials cluster heavily by age. My college students refuse to use Facebook. They use Instagram a lot. Discord is where they hang out, but Discord isn't useful for getting in front of new users. Facebook is getting less and less effective at that, too. Facebook started being

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-09 Thread Harris Lapiroff via Organizers
I can’t speak to what Rich meant by “our desired audience” but I personally don’t think of Twitter as a place people go looking for local social dances to attend, so I think it’s not most social dances’ desired audience of “people who might come to a dance.” We use Facebook and Meetup to

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-09 Thread Weogo Reed via Organizers
Hi Rich,     I always thought of the folk scene as an inclusive community. "our desired audience" This hit me on a personal level. Why be exclusive? Thanks and good health,  Weogo On 5/9/2023 9:39 AM, Rich Dempsey via Organizers wrote: We have disabled our Twitter account. In addition to our

[Organizers] Re: Twitter hashtags

2023-05-09 Thread Rich Dempsey via Organizers
We have disabled our Twitter account. In addition to our concerns with current management, we've found that keeping up with many social media accounts hard to manage. And some CDR organizers feel that Twitter doesn't align with our desired audience. Rich Dempsey Country Dancers of Rochester (NY)