Two learnings this week:

• Professional sports teams are actively deprioritizing Twitter. I've heard this verbatim from both /nfl & /nhl teams this week.

• Nielsen ratings are the primary quantifiable metric for gauging fandom. It's no secret that regional TV is dying. This is an awkward position for teams.

leader • reader • taco eater • sports fan • fly eagles fly • /bunches • /whiskey • previously addepar, linkedin • https://nf.td/derek

Bunches

On a web3 journey. Guiding friends & allies on adventures in the new world |

Nouncillor | web3 storytelling | iambradq on Twitter | FC OG

I do. 

We’re building /bunches as a way to introduce sports fans to the chain. 

It’s going *quite* well.

building @fc-marketplace /fc-marketplace // prev. rabbithole, village global

brand friendliness vs ROI. 
they can get reach elsewhere and twitter isn't giving them anything else.

super interesting

any reason why they're deprioritizing twitter?

algo changes?