Facebook and Subsurface

[James Cialdea]

Twitter? I must admit that I am not an active user of Twitter, but that and
Instagram are what I see people trending towards in the Northeast US.

On Mon, Jul 29, 2019, 8:38 PM Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:

> With Google+ gone and RSS feeds a thing of the past, I wonder how people
> get updates for software like Subsurface.
> For a while I thought it was Facebook - we used to get about 6-7k
> impressions on our updates and that seemed to be about half of our user
> number, so that seemed about right.
> But the last few posts that I made got barely over a thousand impressions
> - yet our active user numbers (downloads as well as connections to the
> cloud storage) aren't stagnating at all, quite the contrary, they keep
> going up.
> We have more than 10k active users of cloud storage at this point (which
> in itself is interesting as we have only about 8k downloads combined of iOS
> and Android - so people are using the cloud to just sync between different
> desktop installations... cool).
>
> So... should I worry about reaching only about a thousand people with our
> announcements on FB? Or simply shrug and say whatever? I guess the app
> stores notify people automatically and at least those users who haven't
> turned off the update check will also get the notification within the next
> few weeks. So maybe I simply shouldn't care?
>
> /D
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