Media Consumption 2011 (Infographic)
Ad Age presents an Infographic of the results of an extensive survey profiling media use in 2011 by type of media, generation, and time of day.
Ad Age presents an Infographic of the results of an extensive survey profiling media use in 2011 by type of media, generation, and time of day.
The craigconnects team researched how the top 50 nonprofits do social media. Then they decided to dig a little deeper to find how nonprofits by area of focus use social media and what kind of an impact that they were having in the social media space. Here’s the Infographic they came up with. Source: Craig…
Google is taking a look back at 2011. First at how the world searched in 2011, and now at how consumers and businesses engaged with online advertising. Given the size of its business — Google is the leader in both the U.S. search and mobile advertising markets, and somewhere between first and third in display….
There are many unsolved mysteries in this world, and one of these is the question, “Did the 18th century French philosopher and creator of the world’s first encyclopedia roll over in his grave when Sue Gardner adopted his name?” It was a late night session at Wikipedia when the Sue Gardner Diderot joke started. To…
In 2006, most companies believed that Social Media was nothing more than a passing fad. And as with most disruptive technologies or business models in the early stages, there was no ROI in sight. But some companies began experimenting with Social Media and started to see its potential for new sales, marketing and support channels….
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Vine is the latest social video marketing platform and it’s taking off like wildfire. CNET reports Vine has 40 million users. And this is even after Instagram decided to copy Vine’s short video concept and use it on its social photo site. Twitter hit the nail perfectly with its six-second, looped videos. And brands are…