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For months now I’ve been wanting to do an experiment on Facebook but haven’t had the time. The Daily Beast finally beat me to it with their Cracking Facebook’s Code article yesterday, which shows essentially: If you don’t have a lot of friends, you won’t show up [...] The Theatre Communications Group 2010 National Conference wrapped up last night. I heard word it was the largest in the conference’s history, clocking in at just under 1,000 attendees. A sizable chunk of those folks live tweeted several breakout sessions, mostly under the #TCG2010 moniker. My presentation, [...] Nonprofiteers have been collectively organizing online for years–from email listserves to teleconferences to online message boards. But Twitter, and specifically hashtags, has created the ideal space to carry on industry-wide conversations across time, place, and topic. This is interesting to me. So as the final paper for [...] A look at where non profit regional theatres stand in the world of social media in 2009. The final research report to accompany my Social Media Strategy Recommendations for Yale Repertory Theatre. The good (hello, Facebook!), the bad (why are we still writing terrible [...] The gauntlet’s been thrown. I thought @americanrep was doing a great job engaging folks online so I wanted to track a little closer what they’re doing, who’s interested, and what the impact might be. Now if only this analysis could be standardized and automated…Link to more Taking a deeper dive on one test twit to see what kind of online tools exist out there, and what we might learn from the mighty @pcsghost. Link to more So here’s a theory I’m testing out: Having more followers, tweeting more often, and/or being followed by more lists doesn’t necessarily lead to more @mentions (the holy grail, at least for now). I’ve yet to determine what does generate @mentions, but I’m working on it…more soon. Link to more |
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