Celtic fans have a brand new voice on social media that has already attracted over 500 fans to join in less than a week after launch.
Message boards were the first source of social media as supporters found a way of expressing opinions and exchanging ideas.
Celtic fans have been well served by a couple of long standing favourite websites, message boards that were established before Kieran Tierney had started primary school.
A new voice has emerged called Celtic Noise which is open to all with a registration process that can be completed in less than a minute with easy to use features that allow everyone to have their say.
The aftermath of Sunday’s derby win is still being chewed over while the SFA and their fellow travellers are taking a pasting for their treatment of Kung Fu McGregor.
Not so long ago Celtic supporters had the Daily Record hotline and the Radio Clyde Phone in as their only avenues of expression but between blogs like this, other sites such as CQN, The Celtic Blog, The Celtic Star and others there are plenty of outlets.
Celtic Noise gives fans an alternative to whistling in the wind on twitter with a growing audience reacting instantly to breaking news.
While newspapers celebrate keeping their annual decline to 10% sites like Video Celts enjoy incredible traffic. Over Sunday and Monday 53,065 people viewed this site accessing 140,616 pages.
Think about those numbers, that’s more visitors than Hampden Park can host.
Generations of Celtic fans were left with ‘Pravda’ to represent their opinions, this writer even contributed reserve match reports- posted on a Tuesday morning and published the following Wednesday.
Now we are creating our own Noise, head along, sign up and help shape the agenda of your club through news and views.
CLICK HERE to head over to Celtic Noise and sign us.
