…and it is now available for a free download!
Scary, isn’t it? 100 million Facebook users essentially means every fifth account.
A couple hours after the publishing of this database, BBC picked up the news writing:
Ron Bowes used a piece of code to scan Facebook profiles, collecting data not hidden by the user’s privacy settings.
The list, which [...]
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Earlier this Spring a study by Arbitron and Edison Research revealed that close to half of Americans (48%, to be exact) have profiles on social networks, which actually is exactly double the level from two years ago [more here].
However, a more recent research conducted and published by the same two companies has shown that when [...]
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Yesterday I have illustrated how popular and fruitful a marriage of social networking with comparison shopping can be. Today I’d like us to turn our eyes to some staggering stats.
We’ve heard that this decade will be the decade of the mobile Internet, which per Morgan Stanley is expected eventually grow to “at least 2x [...]
In the course of the past week I have come across a Pew Research Center study that examined the current decade in light of people’s opinion on various subjects, technological advances and new Internet and mobile developments included.
Speaking of “the major technological and communications advances” Pew stressed that the overwhelming number of their respondents view [...]
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Search Engine Strategies Chicago 2009 keynote speaker, Dan Siroker, a lead analyst for the 2008 Obama presidential campaign, has announced a product the essence of which is based on the lessons learned from the use of Social Media for that presidential campaign. Siroker explains:
The product is called Spreadly… and the product is the way of [...]
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Interesting survey data has been published by eMarketer.com with a reference to an August research conducted jointly by Internet Retailer and Vovici Corp.:
As look through the above statistics, the two things that I see in it are:
1. Social Media Channels Are Top Priority
While I am not entirely sure why “Blogs” and “Consumer ratings” have been [...]
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Interesting survey data has been published by eMarketer.com with a reference to an August research conducted jointly by Internet Retailer and Vovici Corp.:
As look through the above statistics, the two things that I see in it are:
1. Social Media Channels Are Top Priority
While I am not entirely sure why “Blogs” and “Consumer ratings” have been [...]
Continue reading about Top Internet Marketing Strategies & Affiliate Marketing
Interesting statistics has been announced by the Pew Internet & American Life Project today. Out of the 2,253 online Americans they have surveyed (via phone interviews), 19% say they use Twitter or another service to share updates about themselves, or to see updates about others”.
As expected, “mobile users are more likely to tweet” and are [...]
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…unless it benefits the work process.
Robert Half Technology has recently published some interesting data on the approach of U.S. workplaces to their employees’ use of Social Media while at work. Having surveyed over 1,400 chief information officers from companies with 100 or more employees across the United States, Robert Half has found out that 54% [...]
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Not too long ago I have blogged about the 17 types of social media marketing channels. Since then Facebook has acquired FriendFeed [more here], which should enhance the real-time social search on Facebook, making things significantly better than they currently are on Twitter Search. Another reason behind it may be the latest trend of “friends” [...]
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