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Social Media Platforms By Level Of Risk [TABLE]
Only the global economic environment, government spending & budgets and regulatory changes were ranked risker than social media.
Read MoreAmerican Parents' Use Of Social Media For Back-To-School Shopping, 2010-2012 [CHART]
Of US parents who planned to use social networks for back-to-school shopping, 70% will do so to find out about promotions, 49% to browse products and 39% to read reviews or recommendations.
Read MoreFacebook Tops List Of Google Search Ranking Factors [CHART]
Social media factors top list of Google search engine ranking factors.
Read MoreTop Methods For Measuring Social Media Sponsorships [CHART]
More than eight in 10 marketers said they thought quality of content was an important factor in measuring success, while three-quarters cited the importance of sentiment.
Read MoreWhy Americans Follow Brands On Social Media By Gender [CHART]
Keeping up with the latest content was the most popular reason, cited by 43.5% of moms, 44.4% of other women and 30.7% of males.
Read MoreCorporations & Customer Conversations [CHART]
Companies increasingly value customer conversations through online and offline media, and 40% engage customers in conversations about their brands or sectors, double the proportion who did so 2010.
Read MoreTeens' Online Communications Habit [CHART]
9 in 10 teens have used social media at some point & half visit a social networking site at least daily, finds Common Sense Media in a June 2012 survey.
Read MoreTop 6 Traffic Drivers For American & European Bloggers [CHART]
via marketingcharts.com American and European bloggers are relatively in agreement when it comes to the most effective ways to drive traffic to their blogs, both citing frequent updates and promotion on social networks as their top 2, per an Overblog study released in June 2012. Yet, when it comes to what defines the ultimate success…
Read MoreeShoppers Who Have Purchased Due To Facebook Ads or Comments, by Generation [CHART]
via emarketer.com A June 2012 study from Reuters and Ipsos found that only 20% of US Facebook users said they had bought products because of ads or comments they saw on Facebook. Read the rest at eMarketer.
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