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Facebook in Spain 2010

24 December 2010 at 10:21 · Filed under Social Media

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Blogger Behaviour

14 December 2010 at 17:36 · Filed under Social Media

Identify 2010’s blogger behaviours and insights here.

Future of blogging seems to be Micro-blogging. Tumblr alone boasts over 6 million users and 1.5 billion monthly pageviews and its only continuing to flourish – here is mine. And here I’ve aggregated both, and Twitter (@alejwalker) where I publicize Tumblr ’cause it’s a little less of a headache. I like to save useful info in my WordPress though.

Twitter is micro-micro-blogging but without the power of repository. Early adopters like Twitter: people listen to them, and they spread the word. In Facebook, you can open Tumblr’s videos directly, but it’s less public.

It’s all about architecture.

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Research can be more

27 October 2010 at 15:21 · Filed under Social Media

“When brands send out feedback requests to CRM databases, why not get new product development ideas out of it too? So then CRM becomes both research and new product development. And, if brands get customer feedback at the point of sale via mobile, why not recruit them to a branded online community to tell them about new offers and get their help in refining them? This way, customer feedback becomes both CRM, NPD and PR”. via: Tom Woodnutt, Director Innovation Hall and Partners.

More merging of boxes – create the entire brand and pricing model on it, Giffgaff.

 

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6 reasons of why Internet for brands is the sh**t

22 April 2010 at 17:10 · Filed under Social Media, Technology

1. Interactive

2. Customizable

3. Contextual

4. Entretaining

5. Playable

6. Useful (Somebody said once: “Generous ideas are bigger than big ideas”)

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All Social Media Graphics

19 March 2010 at 20:23 · Filed under Social Media

These are all the nice visual learning graphics I found out about social media, via mashable, blogs news etc.

I actually have a client that didn’t believe in Facebook, so it’s nice to have the hard facts to show how it can help out in the relationship between the people, the brand and it’s product (wait, wasn’t it the other way round? whatever).

Average activity of a Facebook user

Advantages of having Facebook Fans

Average activity of a Twitter user

Individual time spent by country in Social Media

Individual time spent by Social Media

Top companies using Social Media

Best ways of using Social Media

Reasons of brands to be in Social Media

Influence of Social Media in brands

Facebook

6 million users in Spain.
50% of active users enters FB every day.
More than 40 million daily status updates.

The current demographic profile: More than half of the users have already left the university and the fastest growing group is formed by users aged 25 or more.

Twitter

Twitter saw in May 2008 35.000 unique visitors in Spain. A year later, more than 589,000, an increase of 1591%.
The number of monthly users in Spain 866
His half-call time is 20 minutes per session in October 2009.

The current demographic profile: Men; Between 21 – 33 years; Professionally linked to new technologies and the Internet.

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SEO tips for social media campaigns

26 February 2010 at 11:15 · Filed under Social Media

Another Social Media Map:

– Nothing new, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube are the main social media tools with a little twist to Flickr and LinkedIn

– Best thing about this map: information on how every page affects your SEO strategies, by ranking its position in Google’s search parameters!

Nice conclusion: Flickr and Youtube can help to position your web when searched.

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