Remembering Ian Redpath
The recent passing of Australian cricketing great Ian Redpath reminded us of Paul Amy’s recent story for News Corp about Ian’s passion for the VAFA. Redpath is best known as
It’s been a fruitful year for all of the VAFA’s social media platforms in 2015. Growing in numbers and reaching a larger audience than ever across all mediums ensures the VAFA’s brand continues to grow throughout the digital media landscape.
It’s an exciting time for VAFA Media as we approach a number of milestones, with the 5000 (Twitter) and 4500 (Facebook) the nearest and most competitive.
Both platforms are used simultaneously to help promote all of VAFA.com.au, club and player content and inform the VAFA community about what is happening throughout our Association.
More specifically, Twitter remains the most followed social media platform for up-to-date news and content, while Facebook is the main source of said player and club content, including photos, article links and VAFA TV.
In the spirit of the Spring Racing Carnival season, we want the VAFA community to help decide the winner of the race between our Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Twitter has been weighted more heavily than its opponent and is 61 followers short of its mark, while Facebook has just 47. However, with more experience (followers), Twitter has the capacity to make ground along the home straight.
What social media platform will win on the day? Only you can decide.
The recent passing of Australian cricketing great Ian Redpath reminded us of Paul Amy’s recent story for News Corp about Ian’s passion for the VAFA. Redpath is best known as
“We spoke about the new generation of our club – the ‘NEW CAREY.’ Our young group really took ownership of their club this year. Boys who are still so connected
If you’re considering a career in sports media, consider VAFA Media as your next step. VAFA’s Media team went to another level in 2024, with its combination of live game