9. 500 BILLION.
The number of minutes spent on Facebook per month.
LAST YEAR, THAT NUMBER WAS A MEASLY 150 BILLION. 7
10. The amount of content
25 BILLION.
(web links, news stories,
blog posts, notes, photos, etc.)
shared each month on Facebook.
8
11. The amount of content
25 BILLION.
(web links, news stories,
blog posts, notes, photos, etc.)
shared each month on Facebook.
THATâS MORE THAN 6X
LAST YEARâS VOLUME.
8
12.
13. 250
BILLION.
The number of peer influence
impressions Americans
generate per year
via social networks.
9
14. 250
BILLION.
The number of peer influence
impressions Americans
generate per year
via social networks.
62% of those impressions
come from Facebook.
9
23. NINETY-FIVE.
The percentage of companies using LinkedIn
to find and attract employees.
59% use Facebook and 42% use Twitter.
14
24. 1 in 6.
The number of marriages last year between
people who met through social media.
15
25. 1 in 6.
The number of marriages last year between
people who met through social media.
THATâS MORE THAN TWICE THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO
MET AT BARS, CLUBS, AND OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS COMBINED.
15
39. WAIT.
THATâS CRAZY TALK.
SOCIAL MEDIA IS *
DEFINITELY NOT OVER.
*Regardless of what the Artist Formerly Known as Relevant has to say about it. 24
41. After 23 years and hundreds of millions
of dollars spent on Super Bowl ads,
one of the worldâs biggest brands
shifted gears in 2010 by opting out
of the Super Bowl and pouring
1/3 of its annual marketing budget
into a cause-driven social marketing
campaign called The Refresh Project.
http://www.refresheverything.com/
25
42. â
At the Presidentâs urging and by his example, the
entire Federal Government has bounded into the
world of social-networking. Twenty-five agencies now
have YouTube channels. The Library of Congress has
begun posting thousands of free historical photos on
Flickr. In the past week alone, about thirty agencies,
including the White House have joined Facebook.â
Time, May 2009
26
44. In 2010, Ford kicked off The Fiesta Movement,
a social media campaign in which they literally
handed 100 young inďŹuencers the keys to a
Ford Fiesta, asking them only to engage in
monthly âmissionsâ and to document and share
these missions via social media. After
generating 31,000 pieces of original content,
tens of millions of media impressions, and a
slew of high-proďŹle media coverage, The Fiesta
Movement achieved what was once unthinkable:
making 60% of the public aware of a car that
hadnât yet even debuted in the USâwithout
spending a dime on traditional media.
http://www.ďŹestamovement2.com/ 27
46. Even the U.S. military is kicking some serious
social media butt: actively using Facebook,
YouTube, Flickr, and Twitter to not only recruit
the next generation of soldiers, but to support
them in sharing their stories.
http://www.goarmy.com/ 28
47. â
Kids are leading the worldâs transition to digital media.
This is in part because kids arenât afraid of technology
and in part because kids havenât spent years getting
used to anything else.
So if you want a sense
of where the worldâs
media habits
are headed,
it makes sense
to watch
what kids
are doing.â
Generation M2:
Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds,
Kaiser Family Foundation
January 2010
29
48. â
Kids are leading the worldâs transition to digital media.
This is in part because kids arenât afraid of technology
and in part because kids havenât spent years getting
P.S.
used to anything else.
So if you want a sense
of where the worldâs
media habits
are headed,
it makes sense
to watch
what kids
are doing.â
Generation M2:
Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds,
Kaiser Family Foundation
January 2010
29
49. â
Kids are leading the worldâs transition to digital media.
This is in part because kids arenât afraid of technology
and in part because kids havenât spent years getting
P.S.
used to anything else.
So if you want a sense
of where the worldâs
MO RE THAN HALF OF THE HUMAN
media habits
are F 30.
THE AGE Oheaded,
RACE IS UNDER it makes sense
to watch
what kids
are doing.â
Generation M2:
Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds,
Kaiser Family Foundation
January 2010
29
50. â
Kids are leading the worldâs transition to digital media.
This is in part because kids arenât afraid of technology
and in part because kids havenât spent years getting
P.S.
used to anything else.
So if you want a sense
of where the worldâs
MO RE THAN HALF OF THE HUMAN
media habits
are F 30.
THE AGE Oheaded,
RACE IS UNDER it makes sense
to watch
THEYâVE NEVER KNOWN LIFE
what kids
WITHOUT THE INTERNET.
are doing.â
Generation M2:
Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds,
Kaiser Family Foundation
January 2010
29
51. â
Kids are leading the worldâs transition to digital media.
This is in part because kids arenât afraid of technology
and in part because kids havenât spent years getting
P.S.
used to anything else.
So if you want a sense
of where the worldâs
MO RE THAN HALF OF THE HUMAN
media habits
are F 30.
THE AGE Oheaded,
RACE IS UNDER it makes sense
to watch
THEYâVE NEVER KNOWN LIFE
what kids
WITHOUT THE INTERNET.
are doing.â
Generation M2:
Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds,
GUESS HOW THEY FEEL Kaiser Family Foundation
January 2010
ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA? 29
52. WE THINK ITâS SAFE
TO SAY THAT IN 2010,
THE QUESTION IS
NO LONGER
âWHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA?â
ITâS...
30
54. â
Social media is the ongoing
conversation of the planet.
It is the source of news, it is the connector to the giant multi-celled
organism called planet Earth. As time goes on, social media is my home
on the internet. It is my home page, the place where I spend the most time.
It is where I do business. It is where I hang out with friends.
Itâs where I find out about new movies, television and other products.
It is my diary. Looking back on my wall, I have a history that is far richer
than any diary or journal.â
Kurt Sonderegger, VP Marketing, Ploom, http://www.ploom.com
32
55. â
Social media is the vehicle
by which men have finally
decided itâs coolâand
valuableâto open up,
share, make friends and
have conversations.
(Women have know this
for eons.)â
Diane Hessan, CEO, Communispace
http://Communispace.com
33
56. â
Social media is
the mainstream.
The average Facebook user age
continues to rise. Itâs not just for kids
anymore.
It moves the media mouthpiece
and content distribution into the
hands of the public.â
Emily White, Co-Founder, Whitesmith Entertainment
http://whitesmithent.com
34
57. â
Social media
is like water.Â
On its own, water does some cool
things, but when combined with
other compounds it enabled the
evolution of all forms of life.Â
Social media on its own is nice, but
when combined with other tools,
it is enabling everything to evolve,
from communications to business
to politics to marketing.â
Mike Volpe, VP Marketing, HubSpot, http://www.hubspot.com 35
58. â
Social media is
the best way to
reach your
most influential
customers, and
the only way to
reach your
most cynical
ones.â
Michael Troiano
Principal
Holland-Mark
http://troiano.me
36
59. â Social media is the crack cocaine
of the Internet. We want it, we need it,
and we go into withdrawal when we don't get enough of it.â
David Armano, SVP Edelman Digital, http://darmano.typepad.com
, 37
60. â
Social media is everything
and nothing.
Nothing because social
media has become like air to
the people who use its
various forms regularly. It's not
"social media" - it's simply
letting my friends know what
I'm doing/thinking/wishing/
etc. through a digital means.
Everything because as more
people are armed with web-
enabled smartphones, there's
nothing that can't quickly be
shared with a broad group of
people.
Governments and big
businesses have CCTV; the
people have camera
phones.â
Paul Isakson, Co-Founder, Thinkers & Makers
Http://paulisakson.typepad.com
38
61. â
Social media... is a way of thinking...
Itâs not about sales, or ads, or click-
through rates. Itâs about pursuing
relationships and fostering
communities of consumers.
Itâs about rethinking how
you make plans when
your customers are in
the center and in control.
Paul Adams
Senior User Experience Researcher
Google
http://thinkoutsidein.com/blog
39
62. â
Social media is
the same today
as it was yesterday.
Itâs just now reached such a critical mass,
itâs too hard to ignore.
You donât want to be âthat guyâ
or âthat brandâ who refuses to adapt
to change and loses touch with reality.â
Julia Roy
Senior Manager, New Media
Coach, Inc.
http://juliaroy.com
40
63. â
Now social media IS media.
And like all media it is at risk of getting corrupted, polluted, overly commercial,
politicized and too powerful. It is up to all of us to prevent that from happening.â
Shiv Singh,
Director Digital Engagement
& Social Media
PepsiCo.
http://goingsocialnow.com
41
65. â Nestle Caves to
Activist Pressure
on Palm Oil
After a two month campaign against
Nestle for its use of palm oil linked to
rainforest destruction spearheaded by
Greenpeace, the food giant has given
in to activists' demands. The Swiss-
based company announced today in
Malaysia that it will partner with the
Forest Trust, an international non-
profit organization, to rid its supply
chain of any sources involved in the
destruction of rainforests.â
Mongabay.com, May 17, 2010
43
66. â
After the election in Iran, cries of protest from supporters of
opposition candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi arose in all possible
media, but the loudest cries were heard in
a medium that didn't even exist the last
time Iran had an election.â
Iran Protests: Twitter, the Medium of the Movement, Time, June 17, 2009
44 43
69. BPâs official Twitter account: Satirical (anonymously-run)
16,000 followers. BP Twitter account:
180,000 followers.
http://www.twitter.com/BPGlobalPR 45
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http://www.twitter.com/BPGlobalPR 45
71. â After the election in Iran, cries of protest
from supporters of opposition candidate
Mir-Hossein Mousavi arose in all possible
media, but the loudest cries were heard
in a medium that didn't even exist the
last time Iran had an election.â
Iran Protests: Twitter, the Medium of the Movement, Time, June 17, 2009
http://www.youtube.com/user/juicystar07
46
72. â
We're still in the process
of picking ourselves up off
the floor after witnessing
first hand the fact that a
sixteen-year-old YouTuber
can deliver us three times
the traffic in a couple of
days that some excellent
traditional media coverage
â
has over five months.
Juicystar07 and new
media, we love you!â
After the election in Iran, cries of protest
âMichael Fox, CEO, Shoes of Prey,
blogging about how 16yo Blair
from supporters of opposition candidate (aka Juicystar07)âs video
Fowler
promoting their design-your-own-
Mir-Hossein Mousavi arose in all possible website became the #1 most
shoes
media, but the loudest cries were heard worldwideand YouTube.viewed
commented on
video on
#5 most
in a medium that didn't even exist the http://www.youtube.com/user/juicystar07
last time Iran had an election.â
Iran Protests: Twitter, the Medium of the Movement, Time, June 17, 2009
46
74. â Never has so much
money been raised for
relief so soon after a disaster.
This is a watershed moment.
Itâs historic.ââ
âAlbe Angel, Founder and CEO
of Give On the Go, in response to
the outpouring of aid that occurred
via mobile and social media channels
immediately following the 7.2
magnitude earthquake that devastated
Port Au Prince, Haiti. Just two days
after the earthquake, the American
Red Cross had raised over $5 million
from over 500,000 mobile phone users.
http://hope140.org/haiti/
47
75. â Concurrently watching TV
and tweeting is like being
an armchair referee
surrounded by a fire
hydrant of intoxicatingly
emotional, uncensored
textual grunts. It...
screams the
word âglobalâ
louder
than the U.N.â
âPete Blackshaw, EVP of Neilsen
Online Digital Strategic Services in a
recent Advertising Age article titled
âThe World Cup of Social Media.â
48
76. IN FACT,
SOCIAL MEDIA IS
REDEFINING
VIRTUALLY
EVERYTHING,
INCLUDING
(BUT NOT LIMITED TO)...
49
99. IF YOU HAVENâT GOTTEN
ON THE TRAIN YET,
DONâT WORRY. YOU WILL.
PRETTY SOON,
YOUâLL HAVE TO.
72
100. â Media is the connective
tissue of society.
Media is how you know when and where your
friend's birthday party is. Media is how you know
what's happening in Tehran, who's in charge in
Tegucigalpa, or the price of tea in China.
Media is how you know why Kierkegaard
disagreed with Hegel. Media is how you know
about anything more than ten yards away.
All these things used to be separated into public
media (like visual or print communications made
by a small group of professionals) and personal
media (like letters and phone calls made by
ordinary citizens). Now those two
modes have fused.
Clay Shirky, Cognitive Surplus, 2010
73
102. BUT WEâD REALLY LOVE
TO HEAR WHAT
YOU
*
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT.
*Go to http://brandinfiltration.com/wtf and tell us! 75
103. Espresso
TELL US http://brandinfiltration.com/WTF
WHAT TORONTO
e: jacquelyn@brandinfiltration.com
YOU t: @infiltrators
TORONTO
BOSTON jacquelyn@brandinďŹltration.com
e:
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104. CREDITS
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13 DATA: Mashable - http://bit.ly/aiTfEs 44 QUOTE: Huffington Post - http://huff.to/d0CjDm
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