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There’s a lot of people who use Twitter as their primary resource for marketing. It’s especially useful for furry artists, to use an example I’m familiar with.
by dmonitor 4y ago
There’s a lot of people who use Twitter as their primary resource for marketing.
It’s especially useful for furry artists, to use an example I’m familiar with. Dedicated sites exist, but only hardcore furries go to them. Twitter is large enough that they can reach dabbling furries (or people who don’t realize they’re into furry stuff but The Algorithm has deduced this from their habits) in addition to their core audience.
The only other website that suits this audience right now is Tumblr, which seems to slowly be reanimating.
- curiousgal 4y agoI can't tell if this is satire or genuine
- Kye 4y agoFA still, despite everything, manages to remain a dominant channel for furry marketing. Mastodon has a bunch of furry instances and many more furry-adjacent. One cat runs two! (pawb.fun and furry.engineer) #FursuitFriday was buzzing last Friday, and the MFF tag was as busy as I've ever seen it on Twitter. Also useful: https://furryfediverse.org/ https://furryfediverse.org/