If you subscribe on twitter and sett to receive notifications from the official account you will get a notification that allows you to like the post without even visiting twitter. If everyone does this and likes every post it will be a step in the right direction.

Exactly.
Same applies to Facebook.
On both platforms, just search Wakefield Trinity. Follow if you aren't already but just go down through the posts and like every post.

It's also important to like everything. If you look on Twitter, some posts have 250 likes, others have 20. We should be aiming for all posts to have the max possible.
And then comment if you feel like it as that's just extra hits every time.

Pretty sure ME team will start highlighting these social media stats to encourage getting the hits up performance up and hence more IMG points hopefully

What happens if we have a home game that's televised, do I go to the game or watch on TV to get our score up? And do I need to tell anyone if all four in our house watch on TV? Or would it be better to watch on four different screens so IMG know?

Which TV platform are you expecting to see the Championship on?

Fingers crossed a deal is done somewhere, but nothing announced yet.

Lol. That's a difficult one.
I think, just by the maths, your bum on seat is more valuable than watching TV.
I'm not sure but I think they can tell if you record and watch later but not sure.

In terms of all watching.....you'd need separate accounts to make a difference in your own house, so I'm thinking that's an expensive way of getting that point.....but it's your choice

Indeed. Its unlikely the TV stats will trouble us this year.

What about if I purchase an account but go to the game as well? Will that count or is it actual bums on sofas like it is with bums on seats?

Thanks PT...certainly helps clarify the situation

Surely it sits with the club to make sure every tweet/post is worth liking/clicking? Some of the drivel they've put on there for the sake it over the years really makes you think what the strategy is.

Posting live updates on a women's game, a side getting beat very convincingly week in week out for fans who (mainly) follow to receive updates on the men's side, that were also performing very poorly on field just seems like a double negative to me?

I'm sure if you contact the club they'll tailor their social media output to suit your tastes