Posts Tagged ‘Photo Sharing’
Online Photo & Video Creators & Curators, September 2012 [TABLE]
46% of adult American internet users post original photos or videos online that they have created, and 41% repost photos or videos on sites designed for sharing images.
Read MoreMost Used Social Media Sites For Marketing [TABLE]
Roughly half (48.9%) of marketers used YouTube, and 20.6% were on Pinterest, compared to the 82.7% on Twitter and 87.7% on Facebook.
Read MoreReasons Marketers Use Select Social Media Channels [TABLE]
Images, videos and infographics were used by 38.2%, 35.9% and 25.7% of respondents, respectively, and additional data suggested these visual assets were of greatest importance to content marketing programs.
Read MoreAmerican Magazine Reader Demographics By Social Network, April 2012 [TABLE]
The Association of Magazine Media broke down social network user distribution not only by age, but also by specific social media sites used.
Read MoreTypes Of Links Shared On Twitter, July 2012 [CHART]
Diffbot looked at 750,000 links posted to Twitter worldwide and found that 36% were images, 16% were articles and 9% were videos.
Read MoreMost Popular Mobile App Categories Used By College Students [CHART]
College students are one of the most likely demographics in the US to own a smart phone.
Read MoreSocial 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 MoreHow Social Consumers See It vs. How Social Maketers See It [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from the Pivot Conference looks at the differences in perception between social consumers and social marketer.
Read MoreMobile Americans Who Geo-Tag Their Social Media Posts & Photos By Generation [CHART]
Users’ likelihood of location tagging was heavily dependent on age, with as many as three-quarters of younger adults doing so.
Read MoreFacebook Timeline & Content Engagement By Post Type [CHART]
During the 2012 Facebook Marketing Conference, the company said that when a brand posts an update to Facebook, only 16% of its fans actually see the content.
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