Firebelly

FEBRUARY 4, 2010

The survey also showed that teens are significantly less likely that Gen Y and adults to use Twitter. Blogging by teens (ages 12-17) has been cut in half - from 28 percent in 2006 to 14 percent in 2009. Where did they go? Social networking sites (SNS). 73 percent of teens and 72 percent of Gen Y are now active on at least one SNS.

Facebook 103

Facebook MySpace Paid Search Survey 103

Firebelly

OCTOBER 22, 2009

We’re watching videos so often, that Comscore reported in 2007 that “Americans viewed more than 7 billion video streamsonline.” Case in point: Apple vs. T-Mobile. When I saw the new T-Mobile MyTouch 3G commercial, Iimmediately thought of the Apple iPhone commercials. Think about this: How often do you watch video every day?

comScore 100

comScore Video Apple iPhone 100

Firebelly

JANUARY 26, 2010

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YouTube 143

YouTube Paid Search SMS Syndication 143

Webbiquity SMM

JANUARY 17, 2011

Mobile internet activity is different, however, with the dominant share of time (42%) spent on email, and just 11% on social media. At its current rate, Twitter will process almost 10 billion tweets in 2010. Facebook, Twitter Growing As Video Referral Sources by MediaPost Online Media Daily. 40 percent of U.S. by eMarketer.

Research 212

Research Social Media B2B Marketing 212

Webbiquity SMM

NOVEMBER 28, 2011

Not too surprisingly, Facebook is the #1 method for passing along content, followed by email and then Twitter. Social Media 2010, The Fastest Growth Ever by MyCorporateMedia Randy Schrum supplies some interesting social media statistics, such as: Twitter users post more than 65 million tweets per day. And 73% of U.S. Fridays at 4 p.m.

Statistics 222

Statistics Research Social Media B2B 222