Andrew campbell 19 jan11
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According to a study by Ipsos & Agri Studies Inc., large agricultural producers heavily use the internet, with 92% using agricultural websites and 89% using email. When online, producers are most interested in weather information at 93%, marketing information at 90%, and production information at 77%. The study also found that 25% of US cell phones were smartphones in mid-2010, expected to rise to 50% by the end of 2011, and that 1 billion apps had been downloaded from Apple in 9 months.
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- Data comes from Ipsos Forward Research. 511 Canadian producers were contact in March/April 2010.
- Can include events, create groups and fan pages, share photos and videos. When you have fan pages – analytics help to show how ‘engaged’ your audience is.
- Once you get a good following – there are applications out there to help manage multiple accounts, hundreds of followers, and more, help you track how many people click on your links, etc. HootSuite, Seesmic, TweetDeck.
- Data from Neilson
- Get a Webcam that has a microphone built in (many laptops have a mic built in as well) Download and sign-up. Begin finding friends, clients, colleagues on Skype – and away you go.