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Best Social Media Stats, Facts and Marketing Research of 2010

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Mobile internet activity is different, however, with the dominant share of time (42%) spent on email, and just 11% on social media. by eMarketer. 80% of Twitter use is on mobile devices. At that point, social media will be a bigger channel than email or mobile, though still far smaller than search or display advertising.

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103 Compelling Social Media and Marketing Statistics for 2013 (and 2014)

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How do marketers separate hype from reality in mobile? The average CTR for banners is 0.01 eMarketer ). eMarketer ). Just 11% say social media is highly effective for lead gen, and 1% identify mobile marketing. eMarketer ). eMarketer ). eMarketer ). eMarketer ). B2B Marketing Insider ).

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103 Compelling Social Media and Marketing Statistics for 2013 (and 2014)

Webbiquity

How do marketers separate hype from reality in mobile? The average CTR for banners is 0.01 eMarketer ). eMarketer ). Just 11% say social media is highly effective for lead gen, and 1% identify mobile marketing. eMarketer ). eMarketer ). eMarketer ). eMarketer ). B2B Marketing Insider ).

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101 Vital Social Media and Digital Marketing Statistics for (the Rest of) 2013

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eMarketer ). Social media…to engage or to advertise? Turns out agencies are slightly more likely than in-house marketers (81% vs. 75%) to advertise on social networks, while corporate marketers are significantly more likely to utilize “free” social media tools (89% vs. 71%). Facebook = mobile.

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Best Social Media Stats and Market Research of 2010 (So Far)

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Another notable Pam Dyer post, this one summarizing a study from online advertising network Chitika which shows that Twitter is the best place to share news: 47% of the outbound traffic from Twitter goes to news sites, vs. 28% from Facebook, 18% from Digg and an imperceptable share from MySpace. 80% of Twitter use is on mobile devices.