Jeff Esposito

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A look at how the global social media map has changed in four years

Jeff Esposito

Overall this shouldn’t really surprise anyone, but to me it’s amazing to see how Facebook beat out the fragmented market that everyone was pontificating on circa 2009-10. Image: Vincenzo Cosenza. social media social media globally'

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Measuring Social Influence

Jeff Esposito

Since Klout first launched in measurement tool in 2009, they have analyzed influence based on a user’s ability to “drive action.” TweetLevel, also launched in 2009, is a Twitter measurement tool created by Edelman. Some will say influence is misconstrued as “ popular. Others believe that follower numbers measure influence.

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Three Reasons Why Executives Should Tweet For Themselves

Jeff Esposito

In 2009, when I started using Twitter and Facebook for business reasons, I could understand why executives were afraid to join the social media conversation. Most PR executives I worked with in 2009 did not pitch via Twitter, and traditional agencies were just starting to build internal social media teams.

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Viral, cash for dirty rats and Twitter spam

Jeff Esposito

It was 2009 so it is understandable if you forgot, only problem is you can still get to those pictures because Facebook hasn’t deleted all the data off old servers. Toyota Spams Twitter Users In Super Bowl Ad Campaign – I expected this in 2009, but really 2012 Toyota, really you are sorry for spam on the Twitter, very sad.

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Social Media is Not Cool

Jeff Esposito

Since entering the public lexicon somewhere between the second half of 2009 and 2010, “social media” has evolved from a curiosity and a cool new toy into a powerful tool for business. Now that I got those five misconceptions out of the way, I want to get to the root of something that has been sticking in my craw for some time now.

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Gilda’s Club: What went wrong?

Jeff Esposito

As a result, the Cancer Support Community (CSC), which merged with Gilda’s Club in 2009, issued a media statement. An online petition on change.org was created and started picking up some serious steam, garnering more than 1600 signatures in just a few hours.

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What BP could have done better – a counterpoint

Jeff Esposito

Justin joined Fleishman-Hillard Kansas City, where he specializes in digital strategy and education, in 2009. And without making a wholesale change like that, the brand will never have any kind of meaningful relationship with the public and the Gulf citizens whose lives it disrupted.