I came across a post last month by Rebecca at 10e0 called Is Digg the Google of Social News Sites?. In the post Rebecca points out some interesting traffic data. Top Social News Sites Based on Unique Visitors in August 2009: Digg (17.4 million) Yahoo! Buzz (7 million) Propeller (800,000) Reddit (670,000) Mixx (660,000) Digg was a hot topic in the social marketing field [...] Full story...
I have been really busy launching an online sports network so my posts have been a little sparse recently.
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.
It appears the hockey growth phrase of Twitter is over.
Twitter’s international traffic has flattened.
Last week I had the opportunity to beta test a cool new product from Flowtown. By entering in someone’s email address into the Flowtown system you can find out who a person is: their name, age, gender, occupation, and location.
Evan Carmichael just came out with his Top 50 SEO Posts of the Year and our post on Don’t Forget Search made his list.
If your target demographic is college students, there is no better way to reach this group that through Facebook.