Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Positive & Negative Brand Interactions On Social Media, Q1 2014 [CHART]
55% of interactions with brands that took place on Twitter were positive in nature, with an additional 25% neutral.
Read MoreMillennials' Most Indispensable Digital Channel, April 2014 [CHART]
A plurality 24% of 18-29-year-old survey respondents chose Facebook as the one website, social network or app that they could not live without.
Read MoreAd Channel Rankings By Reach & Engagement Among Millionaires, May 2014 [TABLE]
Traditional channels represent 4 of the top 5 advertising channels by reach among millionaires, with TV topping the list.
Read MoreAmazon's Social Commerce, NFL Draft Content Marketing & The Simpsons LEGOized [VIDEO]
During episode 47 of the Beyond Social Media Show, David Erickson discusses Amazon’s social commerce play; the NFL’s content marketing & The Simpsons LEGO episode.
Read MoreMarketers' Use Of Social Media vs Normal People [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from SFheat illustrates survey results showing how marketers use social media versus normal people.
Read MoreSocial Login Trends, Q1 2012 – Q1 2014 [CHART]
Google’s share of social logins grew to 38% in Q1 2014, marking its highest point in 3-and-a-half years.
Read MoreMobile Display Ad Effectiveness Grades, March 2014 [CHART]
eMarketer estimates steep growth (82.3%) in the amount spent on mobile display advertising in the US this year.
Read MoreSocial Networks Used By Germans, Q4 2013 [CHART]
Before Facebook arrived in Germany in 2008, the leading social site was the homegrown community schülerVZ, attracting 45% of internet users ages 12 to 19.
Read MoreNBA's Racist Owner & A Music Shop's Smart Content Marketing [VIDEO]
During episode 46 of the Beyond Social Media Show, David Erickson & BL Ochman discuss the NBA’s handling of LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist comments.
Read MoreSocial Traffic Referral Trends, October 2012-March 2014 [CHART]
Referral traffic from Facebook is rapidly increasing, to the extent that as of March, the social network referred more than one-fifth (21.3%) of traffic to the average website.
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