Partner channels Sample Clauses

Partner channels. The DITOs partners used many different methods to engage participants. To make sure we reach the 1.3 M people online, we monitored the online range using the next tables (4,5 and 6) and asked the DITOs partners to fill in their numbers of visitors who are at this point interested in any topic or theme in the context of together science. We focused on the most frequently used channels. We started counting numbers from 20 December. In Appendix A, Table 8, we mapped the Social Media Channels of the individual consortium partners. Partners will be asked to hand numbers on public engagement on DITOs related activities on these channels. The table below sums up the numbers the consortium needs to gather for all the DITOs channels and for all the DITOs related activities on partner channels and websites. Together these numbers will show us the online audiences reached via these channels. These numbers will be gathered and reviewed every 3 months, i.e. 4 times a year. Channels - specification Audience reached Month: Website: unique visitors Twitter: number of followers Twitter: profile visits Twitter: mentions Twitter: profile visits Facebook: page "likes" Facebook: other interactions eg page/video views YouTube views Instagram followers Flickr followers LinkedIn followers Relevant blog post hits
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