I have been really busy launching an online sports network so my posts have been a little sparse recently. But something happened last month that I thought was worth sharing. All the talk about social marketing these days revolves around Twitter and Facebook. By being so myopic on these two social networks, marketers are forgetting about [...] Full story...
I have to say I was not surprised to read that according to a survey by Mzinga and Babson Executive Education, that less than one in five marketers measured their ROI from their social media marketing efforts in 2009.
I received some interesting data today from Dessert Gallery (DG), a Houston-based cafe chain about their recent Facebook fan page campaign.
Earlier this week I published the findings of the ForeSee Results 2010 Social Media Report. Kevin Ertell who is Vice President of Retail Strategy for ForeSee Results and author of the report kindly agreed to answer my question about the report.
Interesting data in the ForeSee Results 2010 Social Media Report. Some of the key findings in the study, which looked at nearly 10,000 visitors to the biggest e-retail websites in the United States, include:
56% of shoppers to top e-retail websites who interact with social media websites have elected to “friend” or “follow” or [.
Companies “brag” all the time about the number of followers or friends that they have on Facebook or Twitter.
Last week I looked at some of the marketing strategies that are working on Facebook according to the September 2009 MarketingProfs survey of business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketers.
I have been going over the September 2009 MarketingProfs survey of business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketers to see what are some of the more successful tactics that they are seeing work on Facebook.
Some interesting data from a new report from Ad-ology called the “Small Business Marketing Forecast 2010”).
A new report from Marketing Sherpa called the “2010 Social Media Marketing Benchmark Report” shows the importance of social media marketing now from a strategic perspective.