Posts Tagged ‘Blogging’
How People Talk Online About TV Ads [CHART]
via emarketer.com Those on smartphones were also significantly more likely to use their device, as opposed to either tablets or PCs, to discuss television ads. Smartphone users preferred to talk about ads via texts, emails and IMs. Tablet users were partial to using social networks to converse about ads with friends, while those on PCs…
Read MoreMainstream & Niche Marketing Tactics [TABLE]
via emarketer.com In a March 2012 online survey of US marketing professionals, trade publication Chief Marketer found that the most popular tool in digital campaigns was tried-and-true email marketing, which 78% of respondents said they used. Email newsletters were the No. 2 tactic (59%), followed closely by a social network presence (58%). This year, for…
Read MoreContent Optimization For Search Visibility
David Erickson’s thoughts about optimizing content for search engine visibility for an interview conducted with David LeDuc.
Read MoreBlogging For Business
39% of B2B marketing professionals worldwide consider blog posts the most valuable content type for supporting their marketing objectives.
Read MoreWhere College Students Hang Out Online
96% of college students use Facebook.
Read MoreOnline Education
By 2014, 81% of post-secondary students will take some or all of their classes online.
Read MoreBlogging By Daypart
70% of users say they read blogs in the morning.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Kara Swisher On Blogging
Kara Swisher, Co-Executive Editor of All Things Digital, discusses her Loeb award, her definition of blogging, and how she gets her scoops.
Read MoreTumblr Founder David Karp Discusses Online Identity
David Karp, the founder of Tumblr, talks about the history of social blogs, making blogs more social and online identity at Mashable Connect 2011.
Read MoreContent Is King…For Marketing
60% of all content-sharing messages specifically mention a brand or product name.
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