Get a Twitter, Stupid!!! (w/ Curtis Dewar) | MRP #009
The Metal Robot Podcast (2020-09-19) I've been doing a lot of work on the website and have noticed that many press releases have bands/artists who are missing Twitter as one of their social media platforms. Why is that? And how bad can that be? I sit down with Curtis Dewar of Dewar PR and the Dumb & Dumbest Podcast to talk more about it.
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