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So I started social accounts for the Carolina Code Conference that I took over this past March. LinkedIn has outpaced them all and they were all started at the
by brightball 3y ago
So I started social accounts for the Carolina Code Conference that I took over this past March. LinkedIn has outpaced them all and they were all started at the same time.
Content is delivered equally to all platforms, aside from a couple of experiments here and there.
Here are the numbers from a couple of weeks ago…
LinkedIn is by far the leader in the house, with 538 followers outpacing our 440 Substack subscribers followed by Instagram with 103, Twitter/X with 85, YouTube with 55, Threads with 30, Facebook with 18 and Mastodon with 16 followers. YouTube didn’t have any content until September, so that’s encouraging. Facebook has been a real disappointment so far.
Probably going to be shuttering the Threads and Facebook accounts soon to focus our efforts where it makes sense.
Despite the low follower counts, Mastodon has seen pretty good engagement from the followers that are there at least.
- kgdiem 3y agoI find I get a lot of likes and reposts when I post about my app on LinkedIn but it doesn’t translate into any actual sales. Posting about a code conference is a lot different than an app but I’m curious if your follower counts and interactions translate to conversions / conference attendees.
- brightball 3y agoYea. Ticket promotions, call for speakers, speaker and sponsor features with video that are tagged. Same for the podcast interviews.