Articles tagged with: statistics

Social Networking….You What?!
Posted in Extraordinary, Football, Marketing, Social Media on 4 September 2008

Apparently a lot of people outside the bubble have no clue what we are talking about when we mention social networking. In fact, 58% of the respondents in a recent survey said they’d never heard of the term.

The research was done internationally and funnily enough, the figures heavily depend on the nationality of the respondents. [...]

Only 15% of Fortune 500 has a blog
Posted in Marketing, Social Media on 6 August 2008

Earlier I wrote how Inc. 500 companies are starting to embrace social media and I fleetingly mentioned how they are outpacing the Fortune 500 companies  in the adoption stakes.

A study by Burson-Marsteller, a global PR firm, has revealed that 15% of the Fortune 500 companies currently manage a blog. Most of them operate in the [...]

Are Communities the Blogs of 2008?
Posted in Community, Marketing on 29 July 2008

A few years ago blogging was the next big thing. Every company figured they needed one, although barely anyone had a clue why exactly. Whilst blogging has matured as a medium, communities seem to be the new darling of online marketing.
A recent report by Deloitte, Beeline Labs and Society for New Communications Research has shown [...]

What the F*ck is Social Media?
Posted in Marketing, Resources, Social Media on 12 July 2008

This is another excellent presentation about social media and how it’s changing the way marketers need to think and work. Created by Marta Z Kagan, Social Media Evenagelist

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MTV Youth & Media Consumption Presentation
Posted in Marketing, Resources on 18 June 2008

This is a pretty cool presentation by MTV Asia about youth and media consumption.

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