2010 comScore Social Media Statistics 
The Realtime Report
APRIL 9, 2014
.” A new report from the comScore Data Mine compares desktop vs. mobile usage for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tumblr, Vine and Snapchat. LinkedIn and Tumblr are the only two social networks seeing more desktop use than mobile. Tablet usage has grown ten-fold over that same time period.
agora pulse
DECEMBER 17, 2019
As director of Contentworks Agency , I’m using December to plan for 2020 and make a commitment to improving and evolving my social media strategies. So, let’s look at some New Year’s resolutions that social media managers should consider. Now, many Gen Z members born 1996-2010 don’t even have a Facebook account.
The Realtime Report
DECEMBER 12, 2012
The average time spent (compiled using publicly available data from comScore and Alexa) on the web declined 2.4%, from 72 minutes to 70 minutes year-over-year. Time spent in mobile apps now totals 76% of time spent watching television.
Idaconcpts
MAY 24, 2011
According to Experian Hitwise, LinkedIn saw only about 0.51% of all site visits to social networks in December 2010. Even though LinkedIn boasts that it has 100 million members worldwide, a cold, hard fact is that only around 25 million US internet users visit the site each month, according to comScore reports. ?It
Saying It Social
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
Saying It Social Your Social Media Marketing Resource Home About Polls Our Services Testimonials Is your business easy to find for local and mobile searchers? You might be thinking that this is just me and nobody else searches like this – well the statistics will tell you otherwise. billion local queries.
Sprout Social
MAY 10, 2019
By 2010, YouTube was generating more than two billion views each day. By becoming familiar with some of the latest YouTube statistics, you’ll help ensure your marketing strategy for video content is on a path to success. For marketers, the YouTube statistics covered here demonstrate how valuable the channel is.
Akamai Marketing
FEBRUARY 9, 2011
If you thought that 2010 was a big year for digital marketing, you were right. The recent release of ComScore’s Digital Year in Review provides detailed information on search and advertising. I suspect that much of this is due to the hoopla earlier in 2010 about privacy concerns.
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