Think Social Media is just a fad?

Published on 17 August 2009 by admin in Social Media, Video

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This vids been doing the rounds of the net for the past couple of days. There are some amazing facts and figures that should make any social media skeptic change their mind. Having watched a similar video about Internet usage with the same music (I can’t find it now) It feels a bit cliche but nevertheless the figures are incredible.

http://techfluff.tv

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Social Suicide (Part 1)

Published on 30 June 2009 by admin in Social Media, Twitter

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Social Suicide (Part 1)
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Social-Media-Campaign - Gary Hayes

According to the Nielsen Company, the total minutes spent on social networking sites has jumped 83 percent every year. Total minutes spent on Facebook catapulted almost 700 percent (to 13.9 billion) in April 2009, compared with 1.7 billion minutes for the same period last year. Facebook ranks as the No. 1 social networking site, followed by MySpace, Blogger, Tagged, Twitter, MyYearbook, LiveJournal, LinkedIn, SlashKey and Gaia Online

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Twitter: Building Businesses Tweet by Tweet
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Entrepreneurs are finding the fast-rising microblogging site to be a useful tool for reaching out to customers By Jeremy Quittner

Here’s what happened when Chris Savage, the chief executive of Wistia.com, searched for the phrase “private video sharing” on Twitter, a social networking site. One post he found read, “A teacher requested a private ‘video sharing’ Web site so that specialists can observe student behavior—can anyone refer one?”

That got Savage’s attention. He e-mailed back: “Still looking for a private video sharing site?”

Minutes later came the reply: “YES! It’s the first request for one—thought I’d hit up my tweets before [I] go digging.”

Savage: “Cool. You may want to check out Wistia.com. Full disclosure, I’m the CEO; -)”

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