http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/social-media/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/ Dead Dinosaur is a specialist agency offering Online PR, Public Relations and web communities with a social media element. Thu, 02 Feb 2012 12:43:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/social-media/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/comment-page-1/#comment-1581 Watch Liverpool Online Wed, 10 Nov 2010 22:14:05 +0000 http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/uncategorized/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/#comment-1581 did anyone watch the game against wigan? we was lucky but also unlucky haha. thing is we need to make some fast changes or we may face losing our best players. which we dont want happening. YNWA did anyone watch the game against wigan? we was lucky but also unlucky haha. thing is we need to make some fast changes or we may face losing our best players. which we dont want happening. YNWA

]]> http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/social-media/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Chris Norton Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:44:30 +0000 http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/uncategorized/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/#comment-29 Hi Paul, thanks for the comments. It's truly great to know my own football team is listening properly and engaging in conversations with fans online. I have to say you have my ultimate job. One way conversation is no fun - I have seen a number of celebrities using it in this manner. The best thing to do is listen, get involved and most of all enjoy it. Thanks Again, Chris Hi Paul, thanks for the comments. It’s truly great to know my own football team is listening properly and engaging in conversations with fans online. I have to say you have my ultimate job.
One way conversation is no fun – I have seen a number of celebrities using it in this manner. The best thing to do is listen, get involved and most of all enjoy it.
Thanks Again,
Chris

]]> http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/social-media/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Paul Rogers Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:29:11 +0000 http://www.deaddinosaur.co.uk/uncategorized/football-clubs-now-using-social-networking-channels-hurray/#comment-28 Hi Chris, glad you're enjoying seeing football clubs getting more involved in Social Media but I would like to point out that Liverpool Football Club have a very different approach to Twitter than Chelsea FC. Liverpool's approach is a two-way relationship with our supporters - rather than the Chelsea approach of simply talking AT their fans constantly. After all, how boring would a conversation be if you were the only one talking all the time? At Liverpool, we're getting involved and we're getting as much out of this relationship as the supporters. We want to know what we're getting wrong and what we're getting right, we want feedback and comments and replies for news stories. We want to hear ideas from our fans, we want to check out the sites they run or rate and the videos and pictures they make. We want to have a laugh with the fans, share a joke or help out where we can. We want @replies and we're happy to @reply to the Tweets that stand out or demand a reply. We want Followers but we also want to Follow fans who are interesting. We want to celebrate with the supporters who love the team but we also want to enjoy some banter with the fans who Follow us but are desperate for us to lose. That's why Twitter is so much fun, that's why we're enjoying it so much and that why we believe that we've become Twitter's most popular sports team in the world. Paul Rogers, Head of Content, Liverpool Football Club Hi Chris, glad you’re enjoying seeing football clubs getting more involved in Social Media but I would like to point out that Liverpool Football Club have a very different approach to Twitter than Chelsea FC.
Liverpool’s approach is a two-way relationship with our supporters – rather than the Chelsea approach of simply talking AT their fans constantly. After all, how boring would a conversation be if you were the only one talking all the time?
At Liverpool, we’re getting involved and we’re getting as much out of this relationship as the supporters. We want to know what we’re getting wrong and what we’re getting right, we want feedback and comments and replies for news stories. We want to hear ideas from our fans, we want to check out the sites they run or rate and the videos and pictures they make. We want to have a laugh with the fans, share a joke or help out where we can. We want @replies and we’re happy to @reply to the Tweets that stand out or demand a reply. We want Followers but we also want to Follow fans who are interesting. We want to celebrate with the supporters who love the team but we also want to enjoy some banter with the fans who Follow us but are desperate for us to lose.
That’s why Twitter is so much fun, that’s why we’re enjoying it so much and that why we believe that we’ve become Twitter’s most popular sports team in the world.
Paul Rogers, Head of Content, Liverpool Football Club

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