The photo Mashable used is of me at the Austin Women in Technology conference in January 2009. I also see Laura Thomas from Dell. We were conducting one-on-one “social media therapy” sessions with attendees.
The article looks at data from the Women on the Web report.
We’re very close to seeing the majority of senior citizens embracing the web as a content medium and communication tool.
“One factor behind the turn toward long-form content is the success of Hulu, which The Nielsen Company ranked second to YouTube in overall video streams viewed in April 2010.” from eMarketer, hat tip to Shannon Seery Gude, @seerysm)
polling data from Marketing Profs
Twitter is quickly becoming the lens into all that moves us as individuals and also as a global society.
B2C businesses are having more success with Facebook. Many B2B industries are having more success with Twitter.
Hat tip to Chris Cree for pointing me to the updated version. Great statistics showing that social media is not a fad; it’s a shift in communication.
Social media builders and evangelists almost literally grow on trees, and the basic social media services being offered by many agencies do not provide much that clients couldn’t do themselves, if they chose to do so. Strategic social media integrators are scarce, and agencies that want to succeed long-term in the provision of social media services need to get into that camp FAST.
According to a study published at the end of January 2010, Nielsen observed the online social activity of consumers around the world and discovered an 82% increase in time spent on social networking sites in December 2009.
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