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Have you ever wondered what happens every second on the Internet? Here are a few fun statistics: About 46.1% of the world is online, which is about 3.4 billion people. In 1998, Google was only serving 10,000 search queries each day. 2,177 calls made via Skype 54,907 Google searches 7,252 tweets 125,406 YouTube video views 2,501,018 emails sent 729 photos to Instagram 20,000 people on Facebook + 5 new accounts About 46.1% of the world is online, which is about...
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With Black Friday and Cyber Monday behind us, you are now gearing up for the XMAS Holiday Season. Purchasing is still on the mind of consumers, especially during this time of the year! To take advantage of the buying frenzy, there is always an opportunity to launch a new promotion or incentive to buy. Shoppers are always looking for deals and last minute gifts. As a good marketer, your website is loaded with new products and your advertising program is ready to roll. You are spending on soci...
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I was invited last week to participate in a Twitter Chat with Ann Smarty and Sana Knightly co-founders of Viral Content Buzz and MyBlogGuest. The focus was on Facebook Advertising, brand ambassadors’ roles in viral marketing, and social media brand etiquette. I am sharing some of the questions and my answers. Questions we discussed: Q1: How did you become a social media guru? What’s your career path? A1: Not sure I am a social media guru yet. Every day is a new day in this SoMe worl...
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By Janette Speyer, Web Success Team – Eating has taken on a whole new meaning since the popularity of social media and the explosion of smartphone usage. I remember when food was simply something I ate and when full, I was never tempted to think about it or eat more! It was a time when junk food tasted great and cooking was what your mother did. I, of course, didn’t have time to cook, I was working! That is what pizza and Mac and cheese were for – quick, easy and filling! No so today...
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By Janette Speyer, Web Success Team – I opened my Facebook page last weekend to find a story that was trending all over social media: Facebook had published a study at the University of California, that claimed that they manipulated users' emotions by inserting posts into a user’s news feed that would elicit a “contagious” positive or negative emotion. The published study states that they changed the news feeds delivered to almost 700,000 people for a week. None of which gave their...
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