Archive for May, 2013
drag2share: Snapchat Takes Its Place Among The Photo-Sharing Giants
Not surprisingly, Facebook remains the overwhelming leader in photo sharing, with 350 million photos uploaded daily, or 64% of the daily total. But Facebook has 655 million daily active users or DAUs. Given that massive user base, it’s not surprising Facbook retains an edge, even though it isn’t exclusively a photo-oriented service.
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drag2share: Time Spent with Devices – TV Still Dominates
1. Why Cross-Screen Marketing Will Be A Game-Changer For The Mobile Industry [REPORT]: The question ad buyers have is whether advertising across screens can really help drive forward an overall campaign goal better than TV-only or traditional online campaigns.
In other words, is it worth the trouble? A growing number of mobile ad industry companies are arguing that a cross-screen approach integrating mobile is more effective.
drag2share: About Google Search

Google Search is a complicated beast. Very little is known about its algorithms, data centers, and testing procedures. Here’s everything we know about Google Search and how it works. Read >
drag2share: U.S. Mobile Advertising Spend Badly Lags Engagement
Mobile advertising will indeed continue to rise, but to assume it will naturally catch up with audience time spend is overly simplistic.
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drag2share: How Marketers Can Take Advantage Of Facebook’s Graph Search (FB)
We asked Simply Measured, a social media analytics company, to walk us through a test case, using its own Facebook page as an example.
Graph Search prioritizes engagement from fans. So you need to identify the posts that get most engagement. This chart looks at the number of posts made on the Page, and the number of audience reactions (“stories”) to them. The more reactions — likes, comments, etc. — the more likely a post is to show up in Graph Search.
“People Talking About This” measures any type of engagement from people who’ve liked your page. “Stories” are any type of post that would show up in a fan’s News Feed where it can be seen by their friends. (Stories need not be reactions to your posts.) The more fans (and friends of fans) who like a page’s content, the higher the ranking on Graph Search, and the easier it is to target your content more effectively.
Demographics give you an idea of who’s reading you. In this case, the marketer should favor content targeted at women in the Northwestern states. Simply Measured is based in Seattle, so this makes sense.
drag2share: Microsoft Declares The New MS Office Is The ‘Best-Selling’ Version Ever (MSFT)
He then used the chart below to point out how much better and faster this was than a whole bunch of other online services.
drag2share: The New Art Of Social Commerce: How Brands And Retailers Are Converting Tweets, Pins, And Likes Into Sales
source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/businessinsider/~3/w6l2w1gWYNI/the-state-of-social-commerce-2013-5
The New Art Of Social Commerce: How Brands And Retailers Are Converting Tweets, Pins, And Likes Into Sales
May 29, 2013
Two trends are converging that promise to transform social media into a viable commerce platform.
One is the rise of mobile, which means shoppers can price-compare and solicit advice from friends wherever they are. Another is the rise of the visual Web, with sites like Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram, and Wanelo becoming repositories for shopping ideas, fashion tips, and wish lists — in essence user-generated catalogs.
The last trend is demographic. Today’s mobile-savvy consumers in their teens and early twenties are accustomed to shopping online and tend to see their smartphones and tablets as their main computing device, and an important shopping tool.
drag2share: Understanding Barriers to Social Commerce
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The Conversion Gap: Understanding Barriers To Social Commerce
May 29, 2013
Despite the massive amount of traffic flowing to social media sites from PCs and mobile devices, users aren’t typically in a shopping mood.
That translates to low average order values (AOVs) and conversion rates once those users are referred to e-commerce sites.
The statistics on conversions and AOV vary depending on the e-commerce platform or market research firm, but they all tell pretty much the same story.
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