Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Millennial Technographics, 2012 [CHART]
Millennials make up more than half of all US Twitter users, and will hover around that point for the next several years.
Read MoreGeneration X Technographics, 2012 [CHART]
Gen Xers use social networking sites on at least a monthly basis (74.5% did so in 2012), and nearly two-thirds used Facebook in particular (65.6%).
Read MoreTwitter Buzz & TV Ratings, March 2013 [CHART]
For 18-34-year-olds, an 8.5% rise in Twitter volume corresponds with a 1% increase in TV ratings for premiere episodes.
Read MoreOnline Marketing Success Factors [CHART]
Design, development and maintenance of the corporate website was cited by 45% of respondents as contributing to marketing success.
Read MoreSMB Website Failings, March 2013 [TABLE]
26.4% of SMBs cannot be found in online searches because their websites earn a Google Page Rank of zero or have no Google Page Rank, finds vSplash in an audit of 3.9 million US SMB websites.
Read MoreBeyond Social Media: Simcity Fail, Dove's "Real" Beauty & NBA's Social Slam Dunk [PODCAST]
This week’s highlights: Electronic Arts’ Simcity Fail; Dove’s “Real” Beauty App; Old Spice’s Director Of Marketing: Mr. Wolfdog; NBA’s Social Slam Dunk & more.
Read MoreTwitter Users By Gender, Race & Generation, December 2012 [TABLE]
While 16% of internet users overall said they used Twitter, 26% of black internet users said they did so.
Read MoreInterbrand 100 Twitter Customer Service Activity, December 1, 2012 vs March 1, 2013 [CHART]
The number of Interbrand 100 brands with a dedicated customer service handle on Twitter has grown from 23 in December 2012 to 30 in March 2013.
Read MoreCollege Students' Top Mobile Activities, November 2012 [CHART]
When asked to name their most frequent mobile activity, other than talking or texting, fully 25% of college students cited accessing Facebook.
Read MoreTwitter Sentiment During Final Weeks Of 2012 Presidential Campaign [CHART]
From September through November, Romney was consistently the target of more negative reactions than was Obama.
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