A website for dancers, dance teachers and others interested in dance
If you have been using Twitter you may have noticed that sometimes posts are preceeded with “RT” for retweet. What is that exactly?
Retweets are a way of passing on information that you have come across that you think others might enjoy reading. You can share something with your entire Twitter network by retweeting it–just copy, paste and put RT along with the person’s info before you post. If you want all the details, check out this link for a “how to” from Mashable.
If you are interested in some good dance information, check out Dance Advantage. Here you’ll find articles and posts on everything from dance education to information for parents, written in an honest, interesting way. You could spend hours reading through all of the good info here. I know…I have.
I check this site regularly and really enjoy the posts that author Nichelle Strzepek puts together. They are thoughtfully done and you can tell that she really wants to communicate with her readers and share the wealth of information that she has collected throughout the years. Drop by and check this site out–it’s great!
If you are searching for dance clothes, you will find some beautiful options at Danskin. This company has been around for many years and they sell everything from tights to dance shoes. In addition to their dancewear, they also have some terrific yoga clothes and activewear. If you haven’t seen their products, take a peek.
I always enjoy highlighting charity work, and would like to share with you a wonderful group called the Dancers Care Foundation. Created by the dance community to help in the fight against breast cancer, this non-profit donates 100% of the money it raises. If you are interested in helping, or would simply like to learn more about this organization, check out their website for more information.
If you are looking to roll up your sleeves and dive into social media, check out this article on Social Media Today. It gives specifics such as how to analyze Feedburner trends, using Google Analytics and ways to use Twitter. Great for dance studio owners, dance companies and dance retailers. Get on the bandwagon!