Statistics, insights into the use of social media by seniors 65 years old or better. How many members of the Silent Generation are using online social networks? How does this compare to younger generations? What does it mean for marketers?
Setting the landscape for social media. Have you considered the impact and the change in communication that social media presents? Have you seized the opportunity yet?
The second in a series of monthly social media stats round-ups, from Rabbit (www.therabbitagency.com) Dirk Singer, more details on his blog - liesdamnedliesstatistics.com
This document discusses trends related to Millennials in Ukraine. It provides demographic information showing that Millennials in Ukraine have high rates of internet and technology use. Specifically, it notes that 55% cannot imagine life without the internet, 41% own smartphones, and they spend an average of 1.5 hours per day online. The document also examines how Millennials consume media and make purchasing decisions, often using the internet to research options and reviews. It concludes that building loyalty is difficult with Millennials due to their wide-ranging interests and tendency to experiment with different brands and products.
How Journalists Can Use Social Media II 061209nancyshute
Slides from a workshop on how journalists can use Twitter and other social media as reporting and publishing tools. Presented to editors and writers at AARP the Magazine and AARP Bulletin on June 12, 2009.
Social media has become a major part of communication for many users. Over 500 million people are active on Facebook each day, sharing over 700 billion minutes of content monthly. YouTube also sees immense usage, with over 13 million hours of video uploaded in 2010. The growth of mobile devices has further driven social media engagement, with over 80% of Twitter usage and key apps like Facebook occurring on mobile. For businesses, an online presence across major social media channels is now necessary to effectively reach and engage target audiences.
Media consumption has evolved as communication is no longer just one-way broadcast with the rise of internet and social media platforms. Billions of people are actively engaging on thousands of global platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs and more. Governments and businesses are increasingly recognizing the power of social media and are actively engaging audiences through these new media channels.
This Powerpoint provides an introductory overview of how blogs & social media differ from other media. It also highlights the use of online media in the political arena.
This document provides an overview of social media and its implications for business. It discusses key statistics about major social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. It explains how social media has led to a social internet revolution with user-generated content and the power of crowds. The document also discusses why businesses should engage with social media for visibility, market research, and building trust. It provides examples of companies using social media creatively and outlines some risks if social media engagement goes wrong, such as the spread of misinformation.
Setting the landscape for social media. Have you considered the impact and the change in communication that social media presents? Have you seized the opportunity yet?
The second in a series of monthly social media stats round-ups, from Rabbit (www.therabbitagency.com) Dirk Singer, more details on his blog - liesdamnedliesstatistics.com
This document discusses trends related to Millennials in Ukraine. It provides demographic information showing that Millennials in Ukraine have high rates of internet and technology use. Specifically, it notes that 55% cannot imagine life without the internet, 41% own smartphones, and they spend an average of 1.5 hours per day online. The document also examines how Millennials consume media and make purchasing decisions, often using the internet to research options and reviews. It concludes that building loyalty is difficult with Millennials due to their wide-ranging interests and tendency to experiment with different brands and products.
How Journalists Can Use Social Media II 061209nancyshute
Slides from a workshop on how journalists can use Twitter and other social media as reporting and publishing tools. Presented to editors and writers at AARP the Magazine and AARP Bulletin on June 12, 2009.
Social media has become a major part of communication for many users. Over 500 million people are active on Facebook each day, sharing over 700 billion minutes of content monthly. YouTube also sees immense usage, with over 13 million hours of video uploaded in 2010. The growth of mobile devices has further driven social media engagement, with over 80% of Twitter usage and key apps like Facebook occurring on mobile. For businesses, an online presence across major social media channels is now necessary to effectively reach and engage target audiences.
Media consumption has evolved as communication is no longer just one-way broadcast with the rise of internet and social media platforms. Billions of people are actively engaging on thousands of global platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs and more. Governments and businesses are increasingly recognizing the power of social media and are actively engaging audiences through these new media channels.
This Powerpoint provides an introductory overview of how blogs & social media differ from other media. It also highlights the use of online media in the political arena.
This document provides an overview of social media and its implications for business. It discusses key statistics about major social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. It explains how social media has led to a social internet revolution with user-generated content and the power of crowds. The document also discusses why businesses should engage with social media for visibility, market research, and building trust. It provides examples of companies using social media creatively and outlines some risks if social media engagement goes wrong, such as the spread of misinformation.
Social media has become a major part of modern society, with Canadians spending an average of 17 hours per week on social media platforms. While social media allows users to connect and share information, it may also have some negative impacts. Excessive social media use has been linked to issues like decreased productivity, increased social isolation, and cyberbullying. However, social media is still a relatively new phenomenon, and its long-term effects are still uncertain. The document suggests that balancing social media use with other activities may help maximize its benefits and minimize potential downsides.
This document discusses social media and its use as an online news channel. It defines social networking and social media, noting that social media allows people to interact and share information online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Evidence from Pew Research Center shows that getting news from social media has significantly increased in recent years. While social media provides easy access to worldwide news, it also has disadvantages like potential addiction issues and high rates of misleading or false news stories.
The document discusses a social media workshop at a national conference. It provides examples of how social media can be used to reach supporters and share news, stories, and information. Specific examples are given of how social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been successfully used for campaigns, fundraising, and sharing research news. Attendees are asked to share their own social media usage ideas and experiences.
Women are increasingly using the internet, especially for tasks like planning trips, managing finances, and finding recipes. Some key points:
- 63% of women were online in 2004, increasing to 70% by 2006.
- Women spend about 9 hours per week online on average.
- The top online purchases for women are software, clothes, and gifts.
- Women own over half the assets of privately held businesses in the US. They also start 70% of new businesses.
- Older internet users over 55 are one of the fastest growing demographics online. Their internet usage has grown 33% from 1999-2000.
Social Media in the Enterprise: Information Management ChallengeLisa Chow
The document discusses the rise of social media and its impact on businesses. It notes that while social networking is not new, the scale at which people are using it is unprecedented. It raises challenges for information management as the lines between personal and professional information blur online. The document advocates developing social media policies and strategies to mitigate risks, protect privacy, and recognize potential opportunities and costs for businesses. Regular reviews and education are suggested to manage the dynamic social media landscape.
Social media has become nearly ubiquitous, with 97% of digital consumers using social media and 3.8 billion people worldwide using social media representing 50% of the global population. While social media allows for connectivity, creativity, and self-expression, it can also enable the spread of misinformation and negatively impact well-being through comparisons to others. During the COVID-19 pandemic, social media was able to quickly spread information but also contributed to the spread of misinformation. Overall, social media presents both opportunities and challenges for users and society.
Social media has become a major mode of interaction worldwide over the past decade. It has had significant impacts on economies, politics, and society. There are now over 2 billion active social media accounts globally. While large businesses, educational groups, and governments have effectively used social media to reach more people, it can also be dangerous and addictive if overused. Some negative impacts include social media replacing real social interactions, the spread of fake news, and other forms of media being substituted by social platforms. However, social media also provides opportunities to stay informed on current issues if used judiciously.
Social media refers to online platforms that allow people to communicate and share content. It encompasses a wide variety of technologies and applications like social networks, blogs, video sharing, and more. Social media has become deeply integrated into people's lives, with billions of users spending significant time interacting online every day. Because of its massive scale and influence, social media is an important force for businesses to engage with by listening to customers, participating in conversations, and building relationships and loyalty.
This document discusses social media use among millennials and tips for managing millennial employees. It begins by defining millennials as those born between 1982-1993 who are tech-savvy, globally connected, and rely heavily on technology. It then defines social media and provides statistics on millennial usage. It also discusses differences between Gen X parents and millennials regarding posting photos online, as well as a California law requiring removal of minor-posted content. Finally, it lists five tips for managing millennials, such as offering digital freedom, volunteering together, and recognizing that non-monetary incentives are also important.
The document discusses how widespread internet and smartphone use has led to issues like addiction and nomophobia. It recommends digital detox and treatment centers to help overcome internet addiction, noting that digital detox can stabilize mental health while treatment centers have helped people overcome addiction, though some leave without fully recovering. It concludes by questioning if and how internet use should be controlled.
At the communications firm, Waggener Edstrom Worldwide, we’ve noticed—and participated in--a significant increase in conversations about student data privacy in the news, on social media, and in government and community forums.
One thing is clear: neither education administrators nor ed-tech companies are communicating effectively with parents about student data privacy.
Our proposed panel for SxSWedu includes three perspectives on how to inform and be more responsive to parents. Jefferson County, Co district CIO Greg Mortimer coordinated a successful response to local parent protests against the inBloom project. Elizabeth Rorick oversees parent information campaigns for the National Parent Teacher Association. Cameron Evans, Microsoft’s chief technology officer for US education, has emerged as a leading industry voice advocating for stronger student data privacy.
Arguments for keeping the world connected flipbookJosh Treacher
1) Elderly citizens are much less likely to use the internet than younger generations, with barriers including cost, health issues, mobility, and perceptions of technology being too difficult or fast-paced.
2) However, being connected to the internet provides benefits to older adults like reducing isolation and allowing them to more easily communicate with family. It also enables accomplishing tasks from home.
3) Technology designed for elderly users needs to be simple, durable, and empowering while addressing practical tasks rather than just leisure activities.
Millennials are not a monolithic group, but rather consist of diverse subgroups divided by factors like age and socioeconomic status. While some experts generalize about Millennials' interests, the realities of their experiences vary greatly from prosperous to impoverished. Though often characterized as uninterested in politics, Millennials have effectively used social media and online activism to enact political change on issues like internet regulation and LGBTQ rights.
Sifting our way to generational insightsAnne Boysen
What do people in the same generation seem to have so much in common? And how do we know if the similarity is generational and not the result of some other factors? Let's sift our way to the solid kernels of good generational insight.
InterfaceFLOR - The M Factor - book reviewDavid Gerson
This document discusses trends among Millennials and their impact on the workplace. It identifies 7 trends ("M-Factors") that define Millennials: parenting, entitlement, meaning, great expectations, need for speed, social networking, and a desire for an extreme office makeover. Millennials want workplaces that are fun, flexible, and support collaboration. They are pushing employers to redesign office spaces and adapt workplace policies to meet these preferences.
From Baby Boomers to Generation Z: Interactivity in Light of GenerationsAnne Boysen
This document discusses generational trends and defines several generations including Millennials, Generation Z, and the generation after Generation Z. It outlines some of the defining events and characteristics of each generation, such as their relationship to technology, parenting styles, trust in institutions, and how they are shaped by events like the rise of social media. The document also explores how each new generation favors more participatory and networked behaviors compared to prior generations.
EHS 4D: Social Media Seminar: NOV 2010EHS 4D Group
This document summarizes a seminar on social media from different perspectives. It begins with an introduction and overview from David Skerrett of EHS 4D Digital on 11 social media trends for 2011, including group buying, social commerce, payments, question and answer sites, fans becoming affiliates, social gaming, video hauls, the rise of mobile, location-based services, privacy becoming more important, and deeper data analysis and return on investment. It then provides views from Gavin Marshall of AAR Group on key issues clients face with social media, such as navigating different agency perspectives and measurement. The document concludes by thanking the presenters.
This document discusses trends in mobile and social media marketing. It notes that younger generations, especially teens, are increasingly engaging with social networks and sharing personal information online. Mobile devices are also becoming more widespread and a key platform for social networking through new apps. The document advocates that companies maintain an authentic voice by honestly engaging with existing online communities on their terms, in order to build trust with consumers. It provides statistics on the growth of user-generated mobile content and social communities.
These mini series of articles explore the great opportunity that LatAm represents for social platforms and digital strategy, leveraging user-generated-content (UGC) focused on arts, science and culture.
Social media has become a major part of modern society, with Canadians spending an average of 17 hours per week on social media platforms. While social media allows users to connect and share information, it may also have some negative impacts. Excessive social media use has been linked to issues like decreased productivity, increased social isolation, and cyberbullying. However, social media is still a relatively new phenomenon, and its long-term effects are still uncertain. The document suggests that balancing social media use with other activities may help maximize its benefits and minimize potential downsides.
This document discusses social media and its use as an online news channel. It defines social networking and social media, noting that social media allows people to interact and share information online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Evidence from Pew Research Center shows that getting news from social media has significantly increased in recent years. While social media provides easy access to worldwide news, it also has disadvantages like potential addiction issues and high rates of misleading or false news stories.
The document discusses a social media workshop at a national conference. It provides examples of how social media can be used to reach supporters and share news, stories, and information. Specific examples are given of how social media like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have been successfully used for campaigns, fundraising, and sharing research news. Attendees are asked to share their own social media usage ideas and experiences.
Women are increasingly using the internet, especially for tasks like planning trips, managing finances, and finding recipes. Some key points:
- 63% of women were online in 2004, increasing to 70% by 2006.
- Women spend about 9 hours per week online on average.
- The top online purchases for women are software, clothes, and gifts.
- Women own over half the assets of privately held businesses in the US. They also start 70% of new businesses.
- Older internet users over 55 are one of the fastest growing demographics online. Their internet usage has grown 33% from 1999-2000.
Social Media in the Enterprise: Information Management ChallengeLisa Chow
The document discusses the rise of social media and its impact on businesses. It notes that while social networking is not new, the scale at which people are using it is unprecedented. It raises challenges for information management as the lines between personal and professional information blur online. The document advocates developing social media policies and strategies to mitigate risks, protect privacy, and recognize potential opportunities and costs for businesses. Regular reviews and education are suggested to manage the dynamic social media landscape.
Social media has become nearly ubiquitous, with 97% of digital consumers using social media and 3.8 billion people worldwide using social media representing 50% of the global population. While social media allows for connectivity, creativity, and self-expression, it can also enable the spread of misinformation and negatively impact well-being through comparisons to others. During the COVID-19 pandemic, social media was able to quickly spread information but also contributed to the spread of misinformation. Overall, social media presents both opportunities and challenges for users and society.
Social media has become a major mode of interaction worldwide over the past decade. It has had significant impacts on economies, politics, and society. There are now over 2 billion active social media accounts globally. While large businesses, educational groups, and governments have effectively used social media to reach more people, it can also be dangerous and addictive if overused. Some negative impacts include social media replacing real social interactions, the spread of fake news, and other forms of media being substituted by social platforms. However, social media also provides opportunities to stay informed on current issues if used judiciously.
Social media refers to online platforms that allow people to communicate and share content. It encompasses a wide variety of technologies and applications like social networks, blogs, video sharing, and more. Social media has become deeply integrated into people's lives, with billions of users spending significant time interacting online every day. Because of its massive scale and influence, social media is an important force for businesses to engage with by listening to customers, participating in conversations, and building relationships and loyalty.
This document discusses social media use among millennials and tips for managing millennial employees. It begins by defining millennials as those born between 1982-1993 who are tech-savvy, globally connected, and rely heavily on technology. It then defines social media and provides statistics on millennial usage. It also discusses differences between Gen X parents and millennials regarding posting photos online, as well as a California law requiring removal of minor-posted content. Finally, it lists five tips for managing millennials, such as offering digital freedom, volunteering together, and recognizing that non-monetary incentives are also important.
The document discusses how widespread internet and smartphone use has led to issues like addiction and nomophobia. It recommends digital detox and treatment centers to help overcome internet addiction, noting that digital detox can stabilize mental health while treatment centers have helped people overcome addiction, though some leave without fully recovering. It concludes by questioning if and how internet use should be controlled.
At the communications firm, Waggener Edstrom Worldwide, we’ve noticed—and participated in--a significant increase in conversations about student data privacy in the news, on social media, and in government and community forums.
One thing is clear: neither education administrators nor ed-tech companies are communicating effectively with parents about student data privacy.
Our proposed panel for SxSWedu includes three perspectives on how to inform and be more responsive to parents. Jefferson County, Co district CIO Greg Mortimer coordinated a successful response to local parent protests against the inBloom project. Elizabeth Rorick oversees parent information campaigns for the National Parent Teacher Association. Cameron Evans, Microsoft’s chief technology officer for US education, has emerged as a leading industry voice advocating for stronger student data privacy.
Arguments for keeping the world connected flipbookJosh Treacher
1) Elderly citizens are much less likely to use the internet than younger generations, with barriers including cost, health issues, mobility, and perceptions of technology being too difficult or fast-paced.
2) However, being connected to the internet provides benefits to older adults like reducing isolation and allowing them to more easily communicate with family. It also enables accomplishing tasks from home.
3) Technology designed for elderly users needs to be simple, durable, and empowering while addressing practical tasks rather than just leisure activities.
Millennials are not a monolithic group, but rather consist of diverse subgroups divided by factors like age and socioeconomic status. While some experts generalize about Millennials' interests, the realities of their experiences vary greatly from prosperous to impoverished. Though often characterized as uninterested in politics, Millennials have effectively used social media and online activism to enact political change on issues like internet regulation and LGBTQ rights.
Sifting our way to generational insightsAnne Boysen
What do people in the same generation seem to have so much in common? And how do we know if the similarity is generational and not the result of some other factors? Let's sift our way to the solid kernels of good generational insight.
InterfaceFLOR - The M Factor - book reviewDavid Gerson
This document discusses trends among Millennials and their impact on the workplace. It identifies 7 trends ("M-Factors") that define Millennials: parenting, entitlement, meaning, great expectations, need for speed, social networking, and a desire for an extreme office makeover. Millennials want workplaces that are fun, flexible, and support collaboration. They are pushing employers to redesign office spaces and adapt workplace policies to meet these preferences.
From Baby Boomers to Generation Z: Interactivity in Light of GenerationsAnne Boysen
This document discusses generational trends and defines several generations including Millennials, Generation Z, and the generation after Generation Z. It outlines some of the defining events and characteristics of each generation, such as their relationship to technology, parenting styles, trust in institutions, and how they are shaped by events like the rise of social media. The document also explores how each new generation favors more participatory and networked behaviors compared to prior generations.
EHS 4D: Social Media Seminar: NOV 2010EHS 4D Group
This document summarizes a seminar on social media from different perspectives. It begins with an introduction and overview from David Skerrett of EHS 4D Digital on 11 social media trends for 2011, including group buying, social commerce, payments, question and answer sites, fans becoming affiliates, social gaming, video hauls, the rise of mobile, location-based services, privacy becoming more important, and deeper data analysis and return on investment. It then provides views from Gavin Marshall of AAR Group on key issues clients face with social media, such as navigating different agency perspectives and measurement. The document concludes by thanking the presenters.
This document discusses trends in mobile and social media marketing. It notes that younger generations, especially teens, are increasingly engaging with social networks and sharing personal information online. Mobile devices are also becoming more widespread and a key platform for social networking through new apps. The document advocates that companies maintain an authentic voice by honestly engaging with existing online communities on their terms, in order to build trust with consumers. It provides statistics on the growth of user-generated mobile content and social communities.
These mini series of articles explore the great opportunity that LatAm represents for social platforms and digital strategy, leveraging user-generated-content (UGC) focused on arts, science and culture.
This document discusses matching a template closely to a website. It focuses on ensuring the template resembles the website's design and structure. The goal is to create a template that accurately reflects the look and feel of the site in a streamlined format.
The document instructs the reader to create two subfolders called 2.1 and 2.4 within their Unit 2 folder, and to then create 5 more subfolders within the 2.4 folder. It also reminds the reader to ensure all their work is placed in the correct subfolder.
O documento descreve uma atividade no Agrupamento de Escolas de Oliveira do Bairro chamada "Diálogos positivos" que trará especialistas em química para conversas informais com professores, alunos e pais sobre vários tópicos da área, como parte das comemorações do Ano Internacional da Química. Um dos diálogos será dado pelo professor Hernâni Maia sobre a origem do universo e da vida.
Neil Armstrong foi o primeiro homem a pisar na Lua em 20 de julho de 1969 como comandante da missão Apollo 11. Jaques-Yves Cousteau foi um oceanógrafo e cineasta francês que dedicou sua vida a pesquisas e explorações oceanográficas a bordo do navio Calypso, conquistando um Oscar em 1956 por seu documentário "O Mundo Silencioso".
El cronograma de actividades del Liceo Psicopedagógico Morato para 2011 incluye eventos como reuniones de docentes, jornadas pedagógicas, encuentros con padres de familia, días festivos y evaluaciones académicas durante cuatro períodos entre enero y noviembre.
Este documento describe cómo configurar y utilizar las funciones básicas de un procesador de texto, incluyendo personalizar la ventana, las barras de herramientas y la página, editar texto con diferentes formatos, usar vistas del documento y manipular e imprimir archivos.
This document discusses strategies for developing effective lessons using technology that engage students and assess learning. It recommends analyzing student abilities and needs, stating clear objectives based on standards, and selecting appropriate strategies, technologies, media and materials. The document also suggests using the ASSURE model to plan lessons, find free online resources, and provide feedback to improve student performance.
El documento describe las propiedades de las sales, compuestos iónicos formados por la unión de un catión y un anión. Explica que las sales se forman cuando los iones hidrógeno de un ácido son reemplazados por un catión o cuando los iones hidróxido de una base son reemplazados por un anión. Además, señala que muchos compuestos iónicos comunes como la sal de mesa y el bicarbonato son completamente solubles en agua.
Este documento técnico proporciona información sobre materiales, tareas de mecanizado, formas de dentado y velocidades de corte recomendadas para fresas de metal duro.
20150611 track3 2_bp23_social pm mit externen activitities in ibm connections...DNUG e.V.
IBM Connections ist seit Einführung der externen Communities hervorragend für das Projektmanagement geeignet. Durch das "social project management" wird die Kommunikation mit den Projektbeteiligten innerhalb und außerhalb der Organisation verbessert, und ganz nebenbei entsteht eine vollständige Projektdokumentation.
Wo Licht ist, ist auch Schatten: bei größeren Projekten geht die hohe Flexibilität und Eigenorganisation in Connections häufig zu Lasten der Übersichtlichkeit.
Wir zeigen Ihnen in einem Erfahrungsbericht, wie wir mit IBM Connections Projekte verwalten, und mit Hilfe von Domino, XPages und des IBM Connections Toolkits den Überblick behalten.
Vortrag auf der 42. DNUG Konferenz am 11. Juni 2015 in Dortmund
Introducing thegen-narrators - Good RebelsGood Rebels
The Millennial generation will have a bigger impact on the future of media over the next five years than any other demographic group. But a new Economist Group study finds many misconceptions about this group when it comes to their attitudes, media habits and their understanding of the relationship between media and marketing.
Social media is widely used by youth, with 90% having used it and 75% having social networking accounts. However, high exposure to social media can negatively impact youth's behavior and mental health. Studies have shown that middle schoolers who use media for over 8 hours per day may have lower academic achievement, shorter attention spans, and increased risk of internet harassment. Prolonged social media use can also lead youth to develop aggressive attitudes, a sense of hopelessness, and mental disturbance. While social media is very popular among youth worldwide, it is important to motivate and guide youth in a positive direction.
Pew Internet Director Lee Rainie discussed the new media ecosystem with leaders of community foundations from Western states and several other locales. He described how three technology revolutions have made the media world personal, portable, participatory, and pervasive in people’s lives and how those changes have affected communities.
Slides from a session debunking articles written about Millennials and how educational institutions should really determine how and where to communicate to their audiences on social media. Presented at the 2015 CASE Social Media and Community Conference in Miami.
This document discusses using social media for social good. It provides an overview of popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and Pinterest and how non-profits can use them to raise awareness, engage supporters and drive action. Examples are given of individuals and organizations successfully utilizing social media including sharing stories, leveraging influencers, educating supporters and inspiring action on issues. The document encourages non-profits to focus on visual storytelling, current events, solutions and engaging followers to promote their causes online.
Denver Event - 2013 - New Media Ecosystem: Personal. Portable. Participatory....KDMC
The document summarizes key findings from a Pew Research Center report on digital technology trends in the United States. It finds that broadband internet access at home has increased dramatically, with 66% of Americans now having broadband at home. Mobile internet access through smartphones and tablets is also widespread, with 56% owning smartphones. Social media usage has also increased significantly, with 61% of American adults now using some form of social media. The document concludes by discussing how digital technologies have networked both people and information, changing civic engagement and the flow of information.
10 Emerging Trends in Online Communications and Fundraising to Watch in 2018Nonprofit Tech for Good
As personal computers, smartphones, and the Internet of Things evolve, so must your nonprofit. This webinar was presented on December 19 to more than 1,900 nonprofit staff worldwide and focused on what’s new and next in online communications and fundraising to help nonprofits prepare for the future and embrace being an early adopter.
eMarketer Webinar: Tips for Reaching & Engaging the Elusive MillennialeMarketer
Join eMarketer CEO Geoff Ramsey to learn best practices, case studies and the latest strategies for marketing to millennials online in this eMarketer webinar.
http://www.emarketer.com/blog/index.php/emarketer-webinar-tips-marketers/
This document discusses different generations currently in the workforce, focusing on Millennials and the upcoming Generation Z. Millennials, born between 1981-1996, are now the largest generation of workers in the US. They are more educated, racially diverse, and metropolitan than previous generations. While stereotyped as narcissistic, Millennials prefer work-life balance, recognition, collaboration, and career advancement opportunities. Generation Z, born after 1996, is the most diverse generation and will surpass Millennials in size. They are immersed in social media and technology and have short attention spans. To connect with these generations, organizations should communicate across multiple platforms, embrace diversity, and inspire through social causes and collaboration.
Social media has become a fundamental part of communication and commerce. Several facts illustrate its widespread adoption: 300,000+ businesses have Facebook presences; 96% of Generation Y have joined social networks; and Facebook added 100 million users in less than 9 months. Additionally, social media influences customer behavior - 78% of consumers trust peer recommendations over advertisements. As a result, social media is increasingly seen as essential for businesses, as the ways people interact and obtain information have shifted significantly online.
Venton Jones, from the National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition and Meico Whitlock, from National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD) review findings of a survey of black gay men who have sex with men about their social media use. Suggestions are made to engage this audience for HIV prevention using social and mobile media. Presented at YTH Live 2013.
This document discusses segmenting the millennial generation based on life stages. Millennials range in age from 18-34 but have different priorities and financial situations depending on where they are in life. The document suggests dividing millennials into three life stages - dependent adults, those on their own, and those starting a family. These stages have differing characteristics like marital status, social media usage, wealth levels, and top concerns. Understanding these differences is important for businesses hoping to successfully market to millennials.
This document provides an overview of Millennials and their media consumption habits. Some key points:
- Millennials were born between 1980-2000 and make up about 25% of the US population. They grew up with technology and are digital natives.
- Millennials spend around 18 hours per day consuming various media. They are heavy users of digital media like smartphones, apps, social media and video.
- However, Millennials still consume traditional media like TV, radio, newspapers and magazines to supplement their digital behaviors. Around 32% of their 100 weekly media hours are spent on traditional media.
- Millennials are avid online shoppers but also value deals and discounts.
Millennials in Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC countries) will shape the future of these major economies. A survey of over 1,600 BRIC millennial found that:
1) They are optimistic about their economic futures but feel stressed by finances and employment. Many value spending wisely over high earnings.
2) They want to voice their views on social issues and governments, especially in Brazil, but Indians have the most positive views of government.
3) They see cultural choices as more complicated than previous generations, except in Brazil. Russian, Chinese, and Indian millennials want to preserve traditions while Brazilians have the most progressive views.
The document then provides more details
Social Media Webinar to Association of Canadian AdvertisersLuc-Andre Cormier
Communications firm, People from Cossette, conducted a large study on social media last fall, interviewing 3,247 Internet users in Canada, the U.S. and UK. On February 4th, 2010, Luc-André Cormier, who conducted the survey at Impact Research, and Ian Barr, a social media practitioner at Rocket XL, gave a webinar to 80 members of the Canadian Association of Advertisers. This is their presentation deck.
The documents discuss research into potential audiences for a new online platform focused on topics like reality, consciousness, and the future. The research examines demographics and interests of younger people on social media like Instagram and TikTok, as well as trends in consumption among those aged 16-24 like fashion app Asos. Specific subcultures that may be interested, such as those interested in witchcraft, Wicca and crystals, are also analyzed.
This document discusses social media and its growing importance. It covers key topics like the demographics of social media users, popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, how organizations are using social media for services, advocacy, fundraising and community building, and the rise of mobile access to social media. The future of social media is highlighted as increasingly mobile, with over half of social media users accessing platforms through their phones.
Is the Internet Isolating or Connecting us?Matthew Kehoe
The document discusses how the internet and social media may be both connecting people and isolating them. It provides a brief history of the internet and its growth. While younger generations have integrated new technologies, older generations tend to be less connected. Social media has become an important part of identity for teens and is available through mobile devices. However, constant connectivity through technology can also lead to isolation and reduced attention spans. The effects of internet and social media use are complex with arguments on both sides.
Similar to 65+ social media fact sheet creating results (20)
COVID-19 is a challenge that every business in every industry will have to navigate in its own unique way.
The Creating Results team partnered with AKCG – Public Relations Counselors to present practical recommendations for senior living communities as they continue their marketing and communications efforts in the midst of a global concern. During this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
• Respond to an immediate crisis, both internally and externally
• Prepare for reputational risks posed by the COVID-19 concern
• Adapt your messaging to prospects, where to advertise to them and how to connect with prospects during this period of “social distancing”
• Make adjustments to service line allocations to better meet business needs
Presenters:
Chris Lukach, President, AKCG - Public Relations Counselors
Kimberly Hulett, President, Creating Results
Melissa Caravella, Vice President, Client Services, Creating Results
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65+ social media fact sheet creating results
1. Social Media and Americans 65+
At a Glance
• There is a wide range in the number of 65+ers reported to be involved
with social networking.
⇒ Pew Internet & American Life (Jan 2010) found that only
6% of all members of the Silent Generation had joined a social
networking sites—compare this to 75% of Millennials, 50% of
Gen X and 30% of Baby Boomers.
⇒ Deloitte found 36% of 63-75 year olds had a social net-
working profile.
• Of those matures who are involved with social networks,
Facebook dominates, used by 90% of 65+ (Anderson Ana-
lytics, 2009).
• If they’re not involved yet, they’re curious. In December
of 2010, Facebook was the third most-visited destination on
the Web for 65+seniors (Nielsen)
• Only 1% of all 65+ Americans have used Twitter (Pew, Jan 2010); those
over 65 make up 2% of Twitter’s user base
• 65+ users make up 3% of users across 19 major social networking sites
(Pingdom, Feb 2010)
• Classmates is the oldest skewing social network—10% of its membership is
over 65 (Pintdom, Feb 2010)
Insights for Marketers
Retirees are slowly trying out new media and becoming involved with social
networking. However, traditional media is still favored.
Relative to younger cohorts, 65+ Silent Generation members spend relatively
small amounts of their time online. While Exact Target found that 81% of re-
tirees have purchased an item online, these purchases were driven by tradi-
tional marketing channels—most significantly direct mail.
Approach social media marketing the same way your 65+ customers do: cau-
tiously. However, there are steps all companies should be taking today.
Understand site “flavors” user expectations and the nuances of communicat-
ing through each channel.
Consult with experts to create a plan for how social engagement will integrate
into the rest of your marketing program (direct mail, email, search engine opti-
mization and more) for maximum impact.