Hi @Klint . We are here for near, but I can extract all the data online for you.
Our social media links are open; you can check them one by one.
https://twitter.com/Near_Turkiye
https://medium.com/@Near_Turkiye
and also, if we talk about bots, then I can prove it and show you some accounts of how they received thousands of followers and so on…
Can you all check the links, please?
whether the posts and impressions on our Twitter are made by bots or not.
whether the article on Medium has been written by bots or not.
whether the video on YouTube has been shot by bots or not.
by the way we are the first content producer about Near in Turkey.
here is the latest report of the marketing we have recently done;
so the guest who attend the spaces are ghost?
(@Dacha was there too)
for NEAR:
Details:
for AURORA:
To be back to AURORA:
We started with accounts with high followers on Twitter planning that the visibility of the accounts would be high. It is true that there was a decrease in the number of followers afterwards. This has nothing to do with organic followers. The audience we reach and our interaction on the contrary increased day by day.
We continued to produce quality content that everyone can understand and to increase their quality. Organized events with KOL’s and Key influencers to attract people into the Near Community.
The videos, articles, infographics, quality original design tweets we produce are very important to reach Turkish users who do not speak English.
According to many research in Turkey only 15% people speak Turkish and among them very few can understand authentic English web3 content probably not more than 1% people can understand plain English texts and applications without proper authentic Turkish content.
The interaction we achieved in our events is completely organic. Our Twitter spaces participations are the best examples of these. @Dacha himself participated in some of these sessions he can tell you better… We did our best to explain Near and Aurora with live chats with 600 and 400 organic participations. We made gave best speeches around crypto for hours on subjects that most had no idea or competence about. To ignore these and focus on bots coming and going from Twitter is ignoring the important work we do. You all know that the followers of many social accounts (especially on recently launched crypto account followers) are 90% inorganic. Some are declining faster, while others will last a little longer. This is not a situation that we highly approve of. As we said at the beginning of the article, by attempting this our only goal was to bring more visibility and voice, thinking that high-follower accounts would benefit us, and we do not deny it.