Often times you see organizations with multiple social media handles, websites, YouTube channels, and other social platforms. We are not one of them. As an organization that recently upgraded from its provisional status, there’s a lot of work to be done. Planning our own events. Networking with other organizations to build trust and relationships. We can’t do any of this effectively unless we have a strong social presence as our foundation. I’m building this website as a way to concretize Dhol Effect as an organization with huge star potential.
“We need people like you, people who care and who can represent us as the hard-working, passionate people we are.”
Once this website is published and ready to go, anyone can search us up and make a judgment. We need you to make sure that judgment is accurate. Share us on Instagram and like our Facebook to show you stand with us on our musical journey, because the more people who stand, the farther we can stride.
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Hi Lydia,
I like your casual yet informative way of speaking to the readers. It kept me engaged throughout the whole post. You described a lot of good reasons as to why one should promote you and you pointed out major platforms like Instagram and Facebook which is a great way to connect with your readers. Your blog is really coming together!
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Hi,
I personally really enjoyed reading about the Dhol Effect! I agree it’s incredibly important for your organization develop more visitors through social media platforms such as Instagram or Facebook. As a suggestion, organizations often post on the class pages (you have to a member first to post, though), so this something to consider as well.
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I have actually been familiar with R.U.D.E. since freshmen year, and have seen the group perform at different events. I came across the Instagram account a while ago, and I believe that consistency is key and will help you grow massively!
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