Threads, Twitter, or neither: which social platforms work best for designers? – Design Week

In light of Meta launching its new social media platform Threads, we asked designers which social platforms they value most and how they use them. By Abbey Bamford July 12, 2023 4:42 pm July 12, 2023 4:42 pm Dragon Rouge executive director, global marketing and reputation James Byrne “At Dragon Rouge we focus mostly on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter. LinkedIn is key as many of our clients and peers are on there, so it acts as a strong platform for sharing work and building awareness and reputation. Instagram is great as you can do more with it creatively across the feed, stories and reels, but our audience there is mostly future talent and peers, with some exceptions on the client-side, who are usually from design or creative discipline. Twitter can be good to work with using particular hashtags, especially around industry events or particular sectors. For example, if we are doing the rebrand of a football club it can really help to tag the club, and gets exposure with the ‘Twitterati’ outside of the marketing and design world. We have been working on new motion case studies for LinkedIn to showcase a whole project within one short video – this
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