Digital Media Usage Trends
Majority of YouTube Users Dont Post Videos | | Clipped from www.businessinsider.comCHART OF THE DAY: 1 In 5 YouTube Users Uploads A Video Each MonthWhile Google is trying its best to get more professional content on YouTube, the site is still first and foremost about user generated clips.And while the vast majority of people using YouTube don’t post their own clips, a pretty surprising [...] | | 9/2/2010 2:17:52 PM |
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Digital Media Usage Trends
Facebook Users Like Discounts | | Clipped from www.marketingcharts.comShowing Support Closely Follows Discounts
As mentioned above, data from “Facebook X-Factors” shows that the highest percentage of consumers (40%) are motivated to like a brand on Facebook by discounts and promotions. Almost the same percentage (39%) is motivated by showing support for the brand.See more at www.marketingcharts.com | | 9/1/2010 3:42:09 PM |
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Digital Media Usage Trends
Major Obstacles in Using Social Media to Reach Local Market Customers | | Clipped from www.mediapost.comAccording to a new poll of brand marketers by Harris Interactive for Buddy Media, 72% of brand managers agree that social media offers great potential to reach existing and potential customers across the globe, but they are lacking tools and information to leverage it successfully.Major Obstacles in Using Social Media to [...] | | 8/31/2010 12:30:43 PM |
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Digital Media Usage Trends
Chart: Most Popular Twitter Tools | | Clipped from www.businessinsider.comThe most popular Twitter client going is UberTwitter for BlackBerry, according to a sampling of Twitter’s API done by coder Ed Finkler.Almost 9% of Tweets sent out each day come from UberTwitter. The next most popular is Tweetdeck at 5%. Twitter for BlackBerry comes in at 4%.See more at www.businessinsider.com | | 8/31/2010 12:27:26 PM |
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Digital Media Usage Trends
Social Media Surge in 50+ Age Groups | | Clipped from www.mediapost.comU.S. adults ages 50 and up who use the Internet are flocking to social networks, according to the results of a survey of 2,252 adults ages 18+ by Princeton Survey Research Associates on behalf of the Pew Internet & American Life Project. The survey provides more evidence suggesting social media could become an [...] | | 8/31/2010 12:27:01 PM |
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