too many things

pick ONE social media that you like/will update on, then ask your bloggers to share out the info on their fav social media

for most brands, that should probably be their website

a lot of social media are locked behind a log in and its annoying af

I find that for SL at least, Plurk is a fantastic way to reach out, but discord is big now for SL groups also.

What gogolita said, tho. Web site would be best, but its all about how much time and energy you have. With the quality of your work, picking one channel would be the least distracting from it and should still serve as adequate for wide distribution.

I mean, its not a hard sell for someone who likes/knows your work, but its not a hard sell for those that don't, either.

I think I speak for some of us in saying we would prefer you to choose plurk. We like you here. It can be really fucked up in other social medias, you should stay in the safe zone.

There are tools you can get that will allow you to advance schedule posts across several different platforms, listen for mentions, and monitor replies on a single page. Idk which is the good one now but just search for hootsuite or alternatives to it. Saved my sanity when I was a social media manager.

hoot!

Maybe see if there's a super fan customer you feel comfortable having work for you for free stuff and/or a small fee? I also agree on hoot

Hootsuite is one and Buffer has a free plan that might work but also low cost ones with more features.

Pricing | Buffer

scroll down a bit there and you can see the supported feeds and features in each plan

I have like 3 traffic on my region and 5 in my MP store, so take my advice with a grain of salt.

the more socials you operate, the more you have to spend interacting with people. People will ask you a question or try to get customer support on those platforms.

get a social media manager! i manage the socials for a store in sl and if someone asks questions or tries to get support on there, i just have a copy paste message to tell them where to go.

im frustrated when brands dont reply to me on flickr

something simple like "when is this item going to be in the store?" (event item)

so putting stuff on socials is not the end, you have to engage