Hi there.
I'm Yael Rozencwajg.
I post here daily resources and tools about internet marketing, social media and digital advertising for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Let's have a good conversation on www.yaelsworld.com where I'm trying to share some thoughts about the importance of social utility in our lives and why do we need to engage in conversation with each other.
18- to 34-year-olds at the forefront
This year, eMarketer estimates that 66.7% of US Internet users—147.5 million people—are watching video online each month. By 2014, that figure is forecast to rise to 77% of Internet users, or 193.1 million people. In the same period, online video advertising spending will surge from $1.4 billion to $5.2 billion.
Instant messaging. We all use it, whether it be Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, or some other IM client or platform. We’ve come a long way since the days of ICQ, when IM as a phenomenon really took off. IM is now such an intricate part of our experience of the internet that we thought an infographic on the subject was in order. Enjoy!
Fall 2009 research from Technorati showed that bloggers gain in many less tangible ways from their activities, such as by becoming more visible and authoritative in their industry.
eMarketer estimates that nearly 31 million US Internet users write blogs in 2010 and more than 104 million read them.
Some of the information (thanks to Mitch Lieberman) included is:
- customer profile (online/offline)
- previous interactions
- customer history
- customer transactions
- customer preferences
- and other customer data
Special thanks to @Loic !
Respondents’ top daily media activities were social as well. Watching television is still on top, but Facebook was the next most common media destination visited every day. Among survey respondents, social media games were as popular as reading print newspapers.
It looks like Foursquare has the upper hand in the geolocation war, at least for now. Who has your allegiance? Let us know in the comments.
I like this video :)
Good night Paris, good morning Tel Aviv...
Finding Consumers Who Are Ready to Buy
Users of online and offline yellow pages indicate they are ready and willing to make a purchase, and trust directories more than search for local information.
