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.
Source: Neilsen Social Media Report Q3 2011 Source: Neilsen Social Media Report Q3 2011
2 Emmy-nominated experts discuss how Social Video Marketing is driven by the same rules that influenced mass sharing for centuries. Fascinating. This video was published in late 2012. Have you seen it? It features Fritz Grobe and Stephen Voltz speaking at a TED conference. Fritz and Stephen are viral video and social video marketing experts….
To traditional advertising agencies, staring into the face of the world of Internet marketing must be like looking into Godzilla’s gaping maw. Already, Godzilla has gobbled up newspaper advertising: PricewaterhouseCoopers reported in June 2010 that the Internet passed newspapers by as the second-largest advertising medium in the US. With Newspaper’s bloody guts strewn across the…
We’ve written about this topic several times before and decided to revisit it again as Social Media Marketing strategies are constantly getting refined and reiterated; and context is continuously vying for parity with content. The above 18 minute video, Brian Solis’ June 2012 interview with Deanna Brown, CEO of Federated Media Publishing, is worth watching….
Social media marketing and sharing is dominated by the big five: Facebook, YouTube, Stumble Upon, Twitter and Pinterest As of the end of June, 2012, Facebook dominates with over 900 million users who spend the most minutes per month on the site – typically over 400. Most users are ~60% female except for LinkedIn that’s…
Here’s an Infographic about TED Talks at TED.com – an online idea-sharing and education platform and one of the most successful and well-known. TED Talk videos have been viewed over 800 million times since 2006. With names like Bill Clinton, Sergey Brin, Steve Jobs and Jane Goodall, the roster of TED speakers reads like a…