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Mindjumpers
JUNE 25, 2012
Tweet Recently, ComScore , the global leader in measuring the digital world, published a report on social marketing and how it’s not just about getting likes! The report called “The Power of Like 2 – How Social Marketing Works” was made in a research collaboration with Facebook in order to deliver unique insights on social media marketing.
Firebelly
AUGUST 1, 2011
ComScore Report: 27% of Facebook Browsing on News Feed, Just 10% on Apps. By Josh Constine Most engagement with branded content happens on the news feed, not Pages, yet the average brand in the top 100 Facebook Pages reaches only 16% of their fans per week if they post five days a week.
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Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
AUGUST 14, 2012
comScore, Econsultancy, TechCrunch, and Mashable all keep tabs on these amazing web video statistics – it’s well worth seeking out some of these statistics and reports to see just how staggering the results really are. GE recently released a series of animations promoting a health related Facebook application. Like this post?
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
AUGUST 11, 2011
We live in a time where we learn more about our friends and family through Facebook updates than through any other form of communication. In June, comScore reported that one out of every six minutes is spent on a social network. Think about that; you spend more time on Facebook than if you ran a half marathon.
Firebelly
MARCH 5, 2010
Digitalia | Indianapolis Social Media Marketing « Social Media Bootcamp: Facebook For Business | Main | The New Dork - Entrepreneur State of Mind » March 05, 2010 5 Social Marketing Stories You Need To Read This Week Theres a lot going on in the social media space and so much can get lost or overlooked in your RSS feed reader.
Mindjumpers
SEPTEMBER 6, 2011
According to a research done by comScore called “The Power of Like: How Brands Reach and Influence Fans Through Social Media Marketing&# , users on Facebook spend the majority of their time, more specifically 27% of their time, looking at news feeds and homepages. Facebook views everything published as “objects.”
Mindjumpers
AUGUST 1, 2012
Tweet In late June, I wrote about ComScore’s second report called “The Power of Like 2 – How Social Marketing Works” and how it’s not just about getting likes, but rather about creating engagement and interacting with fans. Like the second report, the third one is also based on collaboration between ComScore and Facebook.
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