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Mellon grantees case studies
- 1. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grantees Tuesday, October 5 Webinar Case studies of theatresusing Social Media by Devon Smith www.24usablehours.com
- 5. on average last week Return on Engagement = 4 (10 Likes + 5 Comments + 1 Post) / 4 Status Updates 5
- 25. on average, about 8% of your followers will add you to a list. 25 What they name that list can tell you how they think of you
- 28. The more ART tweets, the more others tweet about/to them
- 35. But some theatres have huge growth curves Guthrie History Channel Fords Theatre Center Theatre Group Lincoln Center Old Globe Mayor special
Editor's Notes
- Abandoned = more than 2 months since you last checked in
- Each of those friends has 130 friends. So multiple your reach.
- When you get more than 4, figure out why. Keep doing that (but know that it may not work every time)
- Clear relationship
- Weekly & monthly see very little engagement
- This is just silly. Fix it.
- Anyone with >25 fans can get the custom URLProfiles are probably older accounts
- Custom URL Page admins are probably more savvy
- December of 2009. Deep dive into 1 month of their data. Took me less than 1 day to complete the research.
- Median theatre joined in April, 2009Oldest: @calshakes (March 16, 2007)Youngest: @PCPATheaterfest (April 29, 2010)
- 1/3 the size of the facebookfanbase.
- 57% are ‘active’
- 73% of real tweeters had someone say something about them40% of AutoSync accounts
- 198 “real” tweetersPower users TweetDeck and HootSuite.
- December LORT study.