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This report is about social media networks that change our everyday life.
Since September 2009, "Defining Social Networks in Switzerland" has been tracking social medias usage and consumption in Switzerland.
This report has now two issues a year: Spring & Fall. We choose to make this report as transportable as it can to suit all your reader’s needs.
The best thing about open source projects is that you have all of your community data in the public at your fingertips. You just need to know how to gather the data about your open source community so that you can hack it all together to get something interesting that you can really use. We’ll start with some general guidance for coming up with a set of metrics that makes sense for your project. The focus of the session will be on tips and techniques for collecting metrics from tools commonly used by open source projects: Bugzilla, MediaWiki, Mailman, IRC and more. It will include both general approaches and technical details about using various data collection tools, like mlstats. The final section of the presentation will talk about techniques for sharing this data with your community and highlighting contributions from key community members. For anyone who loves playing with data as much as I do, metrics can be a fun way to see what your community members are really doing in your open source project.
Web 2.0 Measurement: Open Government Innovations ConferenceAndrew Krzmarzick
Presentation delivered at the Open Government and Innovations (OGI) Conference in Washington, DC, on July 22, 2009. Outlines the ways in which government has measured its web presence in a "1.0" context, including an overview of the measurement activities conducted by Brookings Institution, Foresee, Forrester and the e-Government Act of 2002.
Slides for talk on ‘Innovative pedagogy at massive scale’ given by Rebecca Ferguson and Mike Sharples from The Open University UK on 18 September 2014 at the EC-TEL conference 2014 in the Stadthalle|graz, Graz, Austria.
"We created a monster" #6 Uncomfortable Talk in Vienna - LHBSRelax In The Air
Uncomfortable Talks are provocative, inspirational talks and points of view about marketing & innovation hosted and sponsored by LHBS in Vienna.
The 27th of October, Relax In The Air held a talk with the title “We Created a Monster”.
By focusing on markets, clients, campaigns, stats, profits and on the seemingly miraculous effects of social media, we, agencies and marketers have neglected our responsibility for the newly created users. By focusing on classic interruption we have lost focus on the end user experience and continue to bombard people with classic marketing gimmicks but in new digital platforms. Is there an ‘ethical’ issue in how we do marketing online and keep the user experience and benefits in mind?
Here is a media coverage by Horizont - Der Online-Informationsdienst für Werbung, Medien & Marketing: http://www.horizont.at/newsdetail/news/we-created-a-monster.html
Customers are your best partners for delivering a better experience - UXLx 2013Relax In The Air
Lightning Talk presented at UX Lisbon 2013.
Based on the latest work we did for several museums, we will show you how to obtain effective feedback from users as well as improve the customer experience by facilitating and mapping responses while considering the many touchpoints of your brand’s ecosystem.
The best thing about open source projects is that you have all of your community data in the public at your fingertips. You just need to know how to gather the data about your open source community so that you can hack it all together to get something interesting that you can really use. We’ll start with some general guidance for coming up with a set of metrics that makes sense for your project. The focus of the session will be on tips and techniques for collecting metrics from tools commonly used by open source projects: Bugzilla, MediaWiki, Mailman, IRC and more. It will include both general approaches and technical details about using various data collection tools, like mlstats. The final section of the presentation will talk about techniques for sharing this data with your community and highlighting contributions from key community members. For anyone who loves playing with data as much as I do, metrics can be a fun way to see what your community members are really doing in your open source project.
Web 2.0 Measurement: Open Government Innovations ConferenceAndrew Krzmarzick
Presentation delivered at the Open Government and Innovations (OGI) Conference in Washington, DC, on July 22, 2009. Outlines the ways in which government has measured its web presence in a "1.0" context, including an overview of the measurement activities conducted by Brookings Institution, Foresee, Forrester and the e-Government Act of 2002.
Slides for talk on ‘Innovative pedagogy at massive scale’ given by Rebecca Ferguson and Mike Sharples from The Open University UK on 18 September 2014 at the EC-TEL conference 2014 in the Stadthalle|graz, Graz, Austria.
"We created a monster" #6 Uncomfortable Talk in Vienna - LHBSRelax In The Air
Uncomfortable Talks are provocative, inspirational talks and points of view about marketing & innovation hosted and sponsored by LHBS in Vienna.
The 27th of October, Relax In The Air held a talk with the title “We Created a Monster”.
By focusing on markets, clients, campaigns, stats, profits and on the seemingly miraculous effects of social media, we, agencies and marketers have neglected our responsibility for the newly created users. By focusing on classic interruption we have lost focus on the end user experience and continue to bombard people with classic marketing gimmicks but in new digital platforms. Is there an ‘ethical’ issue in how we do marketing online and keep the user experience and benefits in mind?
Here is a media coverage by Horizont - Der Online-Informationsdienst für Werbung, Medien & Marketing: http://www.horizont.at/newsdetail/news/we-created-a-monster.html
Customers are your best partners for delivering a better experience - UXLx 2013Relax In The Air
Lightning Talk presented at UX Lisbon 2013.
Based on the latest work we did for several museums, we will show you how to obtain effective feedback from users as well as improve the customer experience by facilitating and mapping responses while considering the many touchpoints of your brand’s ecosystem.
Le futur du Leap Motion et l’évolution du gesture - Swiss Tech Talks 2013Relax In The Air
Well we are in 2013 & we all have at least once played WII, or any Kinect controlled game where we have to move to make things happen! Yet have you ever noticed, this increasingly used tech happens to come on more & more mobile devices, TV’s… In short, on any screens!
For this first Swiss Tech Talk, you will have the opportunity to see Leap Motion in action and to try it!
Our very welcome MC CASAL, User Experience Designer & Strategist, Co-Founder of Relax In The Air, will be talking about what is new (or not) on the UX side.
Customer Experience in a Digital & Complex WorldRelax In The Air
Sabine Dufaux our very own digital strategist and co-founder did a talk at the 11th Connect Alliance Partners meeting in September.
She talked about the complexity for a brand today to connect with their customers in a digital world.
Logos are an vital part of branding. Logo presents basic information about an company and it's services, products. Every business like an marketing agency, sports equipment manufacturers have logos that represents their company. It's an integral section of consumerism, and essential for promoting a business.
www.andrewchow.sg
Logos are undoubtedly an important part of branding a business.
Today, anyone who sees the golden arches would think of McDonald's, a bitten-into apple of the tech behemoth Apple, and a fairy tale castle of Walt Disney.
Logos do not have to be complicated to be good, but they do have to symbolise the company and give it an image that nothing else can provide.
And just like anything else, some logos are better than others in terms of design and its ability to give brand recall.
We found some logos that actually have meanings cleverly hidden in the design.
Take a look at them, and you will most not likely see them the same way again.
This Switzerland Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 8 Points on Family Life, 14 Points on Food, 8 Points on Food Etiquette, 21 Points on Social Etiquette, 19 Points on Business Etiquette, and 10 Points on Trivia.
Entreprise et stratégie médias sociaux - #GEW2016Relax In The Air
Faire connaître l’activité de son entreprise via les réseaux sociaux est devenu un facteur essentiel du succès de celle-ci. Quelles sont les stratégies innovantes permettant de se démarquer et d’engager les publics?
Primera Jornada de Calidad e Innovación en la Producción de software. Organizada por el Centro de Calidad e Innovación del Polo Tecnológico de Rosario y la Municipalidad de Rosario 12 Junio 2009
Disertante:
Sebastián Esponda, Administrador de proyectos, Globant
Le futur du Leap Motion et l’évolution du gesture - Swiss Tech Talks 2013Relax In The Air
Well we are in 2013 & we all have at least once played WII, or any Kinect controlled game where we have to move to make things happen! Yet have you ever noticed, this increasingly used tech happens to come on more & more mobile devices, TV’s… In short, on any screens!
For this first Swiss Tech Talk, you will have the opportunity to see Leap Motion in action and to try it!
Our very welcome MC CASAL, User Experience Designer & Strategist, Co-Founder of Relax In The Air, will be talking about what is new (or not) on the UX side.
Customer Experience in a Digital & Complex WorldRelax In The Air
Sabine Dufaux our very own digital strategist and co-founder did a talk at the 11th Connect Alliance Partners meeting in September.
She talked about the complexity for a brand today to connect with their customers in a digital world.
Logos are an vital part of branding. Logo presents basic information about an company and it's services, products. Every business like an marketing agency, sports equipment manufacturers have logos that represents their company. It's an integral section of consumerism, and essential for promoting a business.
www.andrewchow.sg
Logos are undoubtedly an important part of branding a business.
Today, anyone who sees the golden arches would think of McDonald's, a bitten-into apple of the tech behemoth Apple, and a fairy tale castle of Walt Disney.
Logos do not have to be complicated to be good, but they do have to symbolise the company and give it an image that nothing else can provide.
And just like anything else, some logos are better than others in terms of design and its ability to give brand recall.
We found some logos that actually have meanings cleverly hidden in the design.
Take a look at them, and you will most not likely see them the same way again.
This Switzerland Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 8 Points on Family Life, 14 Points on Food, 8 Points on Food Etiquette, 21 Points on Social Etiquette, 19 Points on Business Etiquette, and 10 Points on Trivia.
Entreprise et stratégie médias sociaux - #GEW2016Relax In The Air
Faire connaître l’activité de son entreprise via les réseaux sociaux est devenu un facteur essentiel du succès de celle-ci. Quelles sont les stratégies innovantes permettant de se démarquer et d’engager les publics?
Primera Jornada de Calidad e Innovación en la Producción de software. Organizada por el Centro de Calidad e Innovación del Polo Tecnológico de Rosario y la Municipalidad de Rosario 12 Junio 2009
Disertante:
Sebastián Esponda, Administrador de proyectos, Globant
"60 Apps in 60 Minutes Redux: The Next 60 Apps You Need To Know."
Spotlight Session at the Special Libraries Association SLA 2012 conference in Chicago, update to last year's wildly successful session.
Co-presented with Scott Brown.
Social Media Introduction for Communications and PR Professionals - by Jos Sc...Jos Schuurmans
An introduction to social media, prepared for a seminar for communications and public relations professionals in Helsinki, Finland, January 2009, by Jos Schuurmans, http://www.josschuurmans.com/contact
Carrying the Banner: Reinventing News on Your University WebsiteGeorgiana Cohen
As delivered for EMG Online webinar, Oct. 13, 2011
http://www.emgonline.com/Academy/Pages/EMG-Academy/Products/KnowledgeBuilders/Reinventing-News-on-Your-University-Web-Site
A Corporate Approach To Social Media - by Jos Schuurmans / CluetailJos Schuurmans
Jos Schuurmans looks at "social" or "participatory" media, the "social web" and "New Internet" from a corporate organizational viewpoint.
He lays out a conceptual framework for understanding where we are at this point, as well as a general approach to social media through "change from the inside out".
Curating Social Media Data And Compiling Them TogetherPitra Satvika
How do you search for Indonesia's social media data? How do you compile them together? How do you put them all into context?
A sort of behind the scene on how my team compile the white book "Social Media Landscape in Indonesia."
Check the book at www.strategocorp.com/socialmedia2012
Brief overview of social media, some companies whose initial forays were not a success and a suggested remedy/course of action for those companies who want to suceed.
This week, we distill insights around LEGO CUUSOO - a global crowdsourcing platform that invites adults to submit and vote for new product designs.
100+ thinkers and planners within MSLGROUP share and discuss inspiring projects on corporate citizenship, crowdsourcing, storytelling and social data on the MSLGROUP Insights Network.
Every week, we pick up one project and do a deep dive into conversations around it -- on the MSLGROUP Insights Network itself but also on the broader social web -- to distill insights and foresights. We share these insights and foresights with you on our People’s Insights blog and compile the best insights from the network and the blog in the iPad-friendly People’s Lab Quarterly Magazine, as a showcase of our capabilities.
For more, see: http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com
Teknseo Paris 2019 - Rapid Prototyping Masterclass | MC CasalRelax In The Air
60 minutes de Masterclass de prototypage rapide qui vous mettra au défi de construire des prototypes qui vous aideront à transmettre vos idées et des fonctionnalités. Utilisez-le pour inspirer vos équipes à adopter un état d’esprit Prototype First.
2021 l’Odyssée des méthodologies: from The Kardashians to The AvengersRelax In The Air
Du Design Thinking au Design Sprint en passant par le Gamestorming, les méthodes participatives et de co-création n’ont cessé d’évoluer pour devenir des processus minutés et précis. Les meilleurs tips & tricks psychologiques et méthodologiques pour faire passer vos workshops d’une télé-réalité à une super-production hollywoodienne et ainsi entrer de plein pied dans le XXIe siècle.
My landing page is better than yours - Web2Day Festival 2018Relax In The Air
Faisons bien, mais faisons simple : vous pouvez dépenser des fortunes pour amener des utilisateurs sur vos landing pages, si celles-ci ne sont pas optimisées et conçues pour atteindre des objectifs pré-définis (génération de leads, inscription à une newsletter, download de document, etc.) et pour répondre aux attentes des utilisateurs, autant envoyer cet argent sur mon Paypal personnel.
Une approche pragmatique pour optimiser vos landing pages ou comment faire mieux pour obtenir plus.
Micro interactions - Modèles d’interface utilisateur et optimisation UXRelax In The Air
[!warning! Les slides présentaient une grande série d'animations et micro-interactions qui ne sont pas visibles dans cette version en ligne]
A travers plusieurs exemples concrets de micro-interactions et sur la base d’études de comportements et de tests, je vais vous montrer comment ces interactions peuvent optimiser des flux ou actions d’utilisateurs pour améliorer l’expérience, la conversion et rendre la navigation sur vos sites plus efficiente.
Que Du Web 2017 - Archi / Protos / Tech : synthétiser la complexité UXRelax In The Air
Archi / Protos / Tech : comment synthétiser
la complexité UX pour vos clients.
J’ai pu constater au fil des années qu’il était de plus en plus compliqué/complexe de communiquer la masse et l’ensemble des documents qui constituent un projet web. Plan de site, prototypes, fonctionnalités, personas, résultats de recherche, workflows, wireflows, etc. La liste des documents de références qui suivent un projet est souvent longue et opaque pour les clients.
Depuis quelques années, nous avons testé une méthodologie de transmission qui permet aux clients de visualiser en un ensemble, l’architecture du site, les prototypes ainsi que les fonctionnalités liées à certaines pages. Selon les clients, on peut également travailler directement avec eux les wireflows et y attacher les personas.
Cette méthode (qui demande beaucoup de post-it et un grand mur) donne aux clients une vision plus « entière » du travail que vous effectuez. Cela permet également de l’impliquer directement dans la construction de l’outil et accélère certaines étapes de validation. Nous continuons à améliorer cette méthode en nous appuyant particulièrement sur les méthodes lean.
Les outils du UX pour connaître les utilisateurs - YOODx 2017Relax In The Air
YOODx 2017 ce sont 7 conférences inspirantes pour découvrir comment placer l’utilisateur au centre de vos réflexions en marketing digital et créer les expériences les plus pertinentes.
Cette conférence s'est concentrée sur deux outils essentiels pour comprendre le consommateur / utilisateur dans son parcours client (customer journey) lors d'une expérience voyage.
#PWGE16 - Inspirer la culture des données grâce aux web analyticsRelax In The Air
Conférence PerformanceWeb, Genève, #PWGE16. Comment s'assurer de la qualité des statistiques récoltées avec Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager et implémenter un plan de mesure qui réponde à vos besoins et à vos objectifs.
www.performanceweb.ch
TEKNSEO 2016 - Les tests utilisateurs en pratiqueRelax In The Air
Test or not to Test, test est la question.
Un atelier pratique donné dans le cadre des conférences TEKNSEO pour apprendre quand tester un site, quels utilisateurs recruter, quels éléments vous devriez tester en fonction de vos objectifs et surtout, comment monter une séance de user testing. Test is best. Un talk pas à pas sur les user testing / usability testing.
Marketers wear glasses not ties - IMD 1st General Management Week 2014Relax In The Air
The 1st General Management Week hosts senior executives of areas of general management promoting a high level of interaction with the MBA Candidates at the IMD Business School.
MC Casal enabled a future general manager, who does not have a marketing background, to ask critical questions and hold an intelligent conversation with marketing executives.
Her talk made sure the future managers are aware of key global trends in marketing like Lean and Digital Transformation.
How Do Organizations Incorporate Lean? WDSCH ConferenceRelax In The Air
MC Casal and Sabine Dufaux, founders and partners at Relax in The Air agency in Geneva have just returned from two of the biggest Lean conferences in the world, featuring the world's leading minds on the topic! Discover their return of experience, and learn how organizations are incorporating Lean Startup, Lean UX, and Marketing.
Cours de webdesign, UX et UCD. Le but de ce cours n'est pas d'apprendre le métier de webdesigner dans sa globalité, mais d'être capable d'avoir un dialogue cohérent avec les acteurs du web. Cela leur permettra aussi de comprendre les codes et le langage du webdesign.
Cours de webdesign, UX et UCD. Le but de ce cours n'est pas d'apprendre le métier de webdesigner dans sa globalité, mais d'être capable d'avoir un dialogue cohérent avec les acteurs du web. Cela leur permettra aussi de comprendre les codes et le langage du webdesign.
Cours de webdesign, UX et UCD. Le but de ce cours n'est pas d'apprendre le métier de webdesigner dans sa globalité, mais d'être capable d'avoir un dialogue cohérent avec les acteurs du web. Cela leur permettra aussi de comprendre les codes et le langage du webdesign.
Cours de webdesign, UX et UCD. Le but de ce cours n'est pas d'apprendre le métier de webdesigner dans sa globalité, mais d'être capable d'avoir un dialogue cohérent avec les acteurs du web. Cela leur permettra aussi de comprendre les codes et le langage du webdesign.
Cours de webdesign, UX et UCD. Le but de ce cours n'est pas d'apprendre le métier de webdesigner dans sa globalité, mais d'être capable d'avoir un dialogue cohérent avec les acteurs du web. Cela leur permettra aussi de comprendre les codes et le langage du webdesign.
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LA HUG - Video Testimonials with Chynna Morgan - June 2024Lital Barkan
Have you ever heard that user-generated content or video testimonials can take your brand to the next level? We will explore how you can effectively use video testimonials to leverage and boost your sales, content strategy, and increase your CRM data.🤯
We will dig deeper into:
1. How to capture video testimonials that convert from your audience 🎥
2. How to leverage your testimonials to boost your sales 💲
3. How you can capture more CRM data to understand your audience better through video testimonials. 📊
Enterprise Excellence is Inclusive Excellence.pdfKaiNexus
Enterprise excellence and inclusive excellence are closely linked, and real-world challenges have shown that both are essential to the success of any organization. To achieve enterprise excellence, organizations must focus on improving their operations and processes while creating an inclusive environment that engages everyone. In this interactive session, the facilitator will highlight commonly established business practices and how they limit our ability to engage everyone every day. More importantly, though, participants will likely gain increased awareness of what we can do differently to maximize enterprise excellence through deliberate inclusion.
What is Enterprise Excellence?
Enterprise Excellence is a holistic approach that's aimed at achieving world-class performance across all aspects of the organization.
What might I learn?
A way to engage all in creating Inclusive Excellence. Lessons from the US military and their parallels to the story of Harry Potter. How belt systems and CI teams can destroy inclusive practices. How leadership language invites people to the party. There are three things leaders can do to engage everyone every day: maximizing psychological safety to create environments where folks learn, contribute, and challenge the status quo.
Who might benefit? Anyone and everyone leading folks from the shop floor to top floor.
Dr. William Harvey is a seasoned Operations Leader with extensive experience in chemical processing, manufacturing, and operations management. At Michelman, he currently oversees multiple sites, leading teams in strategic planning and coaching/practicing continuous improvement. William is set to start his eighth year of teaching at the University of Cincinnati where he teaches marketing, finance, and management. William holds various certifications in change management, quality, leadership, operational excellence, team building, and DiSC, among others.
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Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
Personal Brand Statement:
As an Army veteran dedicated to lifelong learning, I bring a disciplined, strategic mindset to my pursuits. I am constantly expanding my knowledge to innovate and lead effectively. My journey is driven by a commitment to excellence, and to make a meaningful impact in the world.
Building Your Employer Brand with Social MediaLuanWise
Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
2. defining social networks in switzerland 2011 #2
foreword
This report is about social media networks that change our everyday life.
Since September 2009, Defining Social Networks in Switzerland has been tracking social
networks site usage in Switzerland. This report has two issues a year: Spring & Fall.
We choose to make this report as transportable as can be to suit all your reader’s needs. It is freely
available for online reading on Slideshare http://slidesha.re/RITAr20112. The report as PDF
is available for free download on our site: http://report.relaxintheair.com.
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For more questions, inquiries, workshops, feel free to contact us:
hello@relaxintheair.com.
Call the editors Sabine Dufaux +41 79 745 30 74
MC Casal + 41 76 539 77 01
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1. Introduction
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2. Methodology & Sources
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3. Snapshot of Switzerland - issue 2011#2
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4. Social Networks Evolution A. Comparison - Unique Visitors (UV)
score 2011#1 (March) vs 2011#2 (October)
• Unique Visitors (UV)
• Average Number of Visits (AV)
• Average Time on Site (ATS)
• The big fall
• Key Findings - SoLoMo
- Consuming multimedia
- The Big 3
- Facebook Minus
- Technological thought
- Brands priority
• Recommandations
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4. Social Networks Evolution B. Comparison - Unique Visitors (UV)
score September 2009 vs 2011#2 (October 2011)
• Key findings
• Recommandations
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5. switzerland and other countries • Europe & the World
• Networks lookup
• Some types of networks
• Key findings
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6. about relax in the air
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1. introduction
There are a lot of studies about social media in Europe. Surprisingly Switzerland is seldom
monitored or part of European studies. The present issue 2011#2 is the result of collecting and
analyzing statistics for mainstream social networks sites in Switzerland and abroad.
Hence analyzing traffic and use of social networks sites we observed user behavior and noticed
Swiss market has changed since 2009:
• Social networks sites in Switzerland are dominated by the Big 3 (abroad called the Big 4, with
Youtube): Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin.
• Since the first issue of the present report in September 2009, the evolution has shown that
niche markets cannot compete on the same level that the Big 4. This doesn’t mean marketers
should not explore that niche’s path.
• Mobile adoption is exponentialy growing. Desktop use is in decline while users get used to
mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.
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2. methodology & sources
Data come from Google Doubleclick Ad Planner, October 2011. We don’t take this data for
granted. As you know, figures are only figures. Nonetheless we are interested in having the same
sources on a large time span in order to see the evolution of media consumption.
Raw data was collected for a selection of 65 sites and social platforms, covering 11 countries:
Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Netherlands, USA, Russia, Brazil and Japan.
The analysis reflects the 15 most popular social networks in Switzerland. Data about
third-party applications like desktop apps or mobile apps are not included in this report.
backtype.com gist.com orkut.com tweetdeck.com
bebo.com googlewave.com paper.li twitpic.com
blip.tv gowalla.com peoplebrowser.com twitter.com
blogger.com hi5.com picasa.com typepad.com
brightkite.com hollrr.com plancast.com ubervu.com
dailymotion.com hootsuite.com plaxo.com uservoice.com
deezer.com identi.ca posterous.com ustream.tv
delicious.com instagr.am qik.com vimeo.com
digg.com itunes.com quora.com wikipedia.com
disqus.com last.fm reddit.com wordpress.com
evernote.com lifestream.fm salesforce.com xing.com
facebook.com linkedin.com scribd.com yammer.com
flickr.com mixx.com scvngr.com yelp.com
foursquare.com movabletype.com seesmic.com youtube.com
friendfeed.com myspace.com slideshare.net
friendster.com naymz.com stumbleupon.com
getsatisfaction.com ning.com tumblr.com
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2. methodology & sources
disclaimer
All figures are from one source: Google Doubleclick Ad Planner.
We only analyze website traffic. Google Doubleclick Ad Planner does not take in count: native
mobile application use, neither third party clients.
Google company does not deliver any statistics for the Swiss market about the use of its own
services like Youtube, Picasa, Google+, except Blogger. Of course it does not mean that Swiss
people do not use those platforms.
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2. methodology & sources
what is our report?
• Issued since 2009
• Focus on the top 15 social networks site in Switzerland market
• 2 issues a year
• Collecting data from Doubleclick Ad Planner by Google
• 11 markets coared in issue 2011#2
• 65 platforms scanned
• Website trafic only, no statistics for mobile apps
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2. methodology & sources
methodology
data
gathering analyse insight strategy action roi
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2. methodology & sources
available since
Famous social networks sites were founded in...
2003 > Myspace
2003 > Linkedin
2004 > Facebook (university network)
2005 > Youtube
2005 > FlickR
2006 > Facebook (opened to the public)
2006 > Twitter
2007 > Tumblr
2009 > Foursquare
2009 > Spotify
2010 > Instagram
2011 > Google+
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unique visitors (UV) TOP 15
Unique Visitors
CH - Unique Visitors - UV (10.2011)
6'000'000
5'100'000
5'000'000
4'000'000
3'000'000
2'000'000
1'000'000
420'000 390'000 390'000
240'000 180'000 160'000 150'000 130'000 110'000
84'000 48'000 44'000 30'000 22'000
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
linkedin.com
dailymotion.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
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Note: Unique Visitors (UV) - The estimated, unduplicated number of people who visit a site over a specific month.
With the unique visitors (users) metric, you can get an idea of the percent of your target audience you can reach.
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age TOP 15
CH - Age Span (10.2011)
facebook.com 0-17
18-24
twitter.com 25-34
linkedin.com 35-44
45-54
dailymotion.com 55-64
65
flickr.com
xing.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
vimeo.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
0% 25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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male / female balance TOP 15
CH - Male/Female Balance (10.2011)
facebook.com H
F
twitter.com
linkedin.com
dailymotion.com
flickr.com
xing.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
vimeo.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
0% 25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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average visits per visitor TOP 15
CH - Average Visits per Visitor/month - AV (10.2011)
15.0
12.5
CH
10.0
7.5
5.0
2.5
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
linkedin.com
dailymotion.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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average visits per visitor TOP 15
Average Visits per Visitor/month - AV (10.2011)
15.0
CH
Global
12.5
10.0
7.5
5.0
2.5
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
linkedin.com
dailymotion.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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average time on site TOP 15
CH - Average Time on Site - ATS (in min.) (10.2011)
30
25
CH
20
15
10
5
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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average time on site TOP 15
Average Time on Site - ATS (in min.) (10.2011)
30
25
CH
Global
20
15
10
5
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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CH Country UV > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
March 2011
October 2011
CH Country UV
6'000'000
5'100'000
4'800'000
3'600'000
2'400'000
1'200'000
420'000 390'000 390'000
240'000 180'000 160'000 150'000 130'000 110'000
84'000 48'000 44'000 30'000 22'000
0
facebook.com
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
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Note: Unique Visitors (UV) - The estimated, unduplicated number of people who visit a site over a specific month.
With the unique visitors (users) metric, you can get an idea of the percent of your target audience you can reach.
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CH Country UV > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
March 2011
October 2011
CH Country UV (without Facebook) without face
700'000
book
600'000
500'000
420'000
390'000 390'000
400'000
300'000
240'000
200'000 180'000
160'000 150'000
130'000
110'000
100'000 84'000
48'000 44'000 30'000 22'000
0
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
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Note: Unique Visitors (UV) - The estimated, unduplicated number of people who visit a site over a specific month.
With the unique visitors (users) metric, you can get an idea of the percent of your target audience you can reach.
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CH Country UV > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011 (CH Country UV)
facebook.com 10.9 %
twitter.com -10.6 %
dailymotion.com -43.5 %
linkedin.com 2.6 %
flickr.com -44.2 %
xing.com -10.0 %
orkut.com -5.9 %
myspace.com -57.1 %
vimeo.com -13.3 %
tumblr.com 0%
hi5.com -58.0 %
scribd.com -60.0 %
slideshare.net -6.4 %
twitpic.com 0%
ning.com -43.6 %
-60 % -50 % -40 % -30 % -20 % -10 % 0% 10 % 20 %
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Note: Unique Visitors (UV) - The estimated, unduplicated number of people who visit a site over a specific month.
With the unique visitors (users) metric, you can get an idea of the percent of your target audience you can reach.
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unique visitors (uv)
In the last six month, UV statistics are sinking for most of the networks excepting Facebook.
Since March, Facebook has gained slight traffic and levels off with 5'100'000 UV in October
2011. With 61.1% reach in October (March: 61%), Switzerland is far above worldwide average:
51 % (March: 46.7'%).
• The big 3 in Switzerland: Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin
• Twitter goes down to 5.2% (March: 6.3%).
• Linkedin is on the loss with 4.7% (March: 5.1%).
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CH Country reach > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
March 2011
October 2011
CH Country Reach
70 %
61.9 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 % 5.2 % 4.8 % 4.7 %
2.9 % 2.2 % 2.0 % 1.8 % 1.6 % 1.4 % 1.0 % 0.6 % 0.5 % 0.4 % 0.3 %
0%
facebook.com
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
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CH Country reach > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
March 2011
October 2011
CH Country Reach (without Facebook) without face
10 %
book
9%
8%
7%
6% 5.2 %
4.8 % 4.7 %
4%
3% 2.9 %
2.2 % 2.0 %
2% 1.8 % 1.6 % 1.4 %
1.0 %
1% 0.6 % 0.5 % 0.4 % 0.3 %
0%
twitter.com
dailymotion.com
linkedin.com
flickr.com
xing.com
vimeo.com
orkut.com
myspace.com
tumblr.com
hi5.com
scribd.com
slideshare.net
twitpic.com
ning.com
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CH Country av > Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011
Comparison - March 2011 vs October 2011 CH average Visits per Visitors (AV)
facebook.com -72.3 %
dailymotion.com -52.0 %
twitter.com -48.5 %
flickr.com -35.0 %
linkedin.com -40.7 %
myspace.com -99.5 %
hi5.com -56.1 %
xing.com -48.7 %
orkut.com -59.3 %
vimeo.com 712.5 %
scribd.com -43.3 %
tumblr.com -40.7 %
slideshare.net -26.7 %
-100 % 0% 100 % 200 % 300 % 400 % 500 % 600 % 700 % 800 %
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average number of visits (AV)
The average number of visits per user/month is sinking too. Stats do not take in account mobile
apps’ use like Facebook and Twitter native apps and also third-party clients like Hootsuite,
Tweetdeck, Seesmic, etc.
• Facebook minus 72.3% (!) with an average of 7.2 visits per user/month in October (March: 26)
See Facebook minus! slide #37
• Twitter minus 48.5% (!) with 1.70 visits per user/month (March: 3.3)
• Vimeo rockets to 712.5% but it must be a data aberration (or Vimeo started trending among
mainstream audience. It’s a video platform with a very strong User Centered Design interface).
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average time on site (ATS) no graphic
The user spends more time by visits and we see a clear raise since march on media oriented
platforms like:
• Dailymotion (+26% with 13''10'),
• Vimeo (+57% with 8'),
• Flickr (+14.3% with 8'),
• Scribd (+55.9% with 5'30'').
We need to keep in mind that statistics don’t tell what kind of content is shared and published.
Quantity vs quality.
• Facebook loses 8% (21'40''),
• Twitter minus 4% (7'10'').
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the big fall
MySpace has lost its shine facing Facebook, Youtube and other communities specialized in
streaming music like Spotify, etc. According to some strategical faux-pas by MySpace, the
company didn't catch up with Facebook's Page and the growing success of video media on
Youtube, Vimeo and Dailymotion.
• 350’000 UV (March) to 150’000 UV (October), which is minus 57.1%.
• 4.7% reach (March) to 2% reach (October)
• AV : 1.9 (March) to 0.01 (October). Close to zero.
• ATS: 5’’40’ to 12’’20’. Maybe some users are spending time deleting their content...
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key findings
A kind of slow down among users is happening around Facebook as suggested the
GlobalWebIndex's in Wave 5 Trends report (August 2011): "Facebook is no longer the one stop
shop for total internet experience". (Source: GlobalWebIndex). On top of that, users are
increasingly connecting via mobile app or third party clients to their favorite social networks
sites. The growing mobile adoption opens a boulevard to the most pervasive device for social use.
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key findings
SoLoMo
Information and media consumption is constantly changing. People are nomadic and rely
actively on their smartphone to connect to their centers of interest. Users expect now to have a
continuous personalized and contextual service in real-time. We call it SoLoMo: Social, Local,
Mobile. According to comScore, the number of people accessing social networks sites using their
mobile phone in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK has grown by 44%
(Source: ComScore). Morgan Stanley Research expect mobile internet use to overpass desktop
internet use by 2014. Finally, according to Adam Sarner from Gartner Inc., "by 2015, digital
strategies, such as social and mobile marketing, will influence at least 80% of consumers’
spending".
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key findings
Consuming multimedia
While using desktop devices, people seem to spend more time on exploring User Generated
Content (UGC) platforms like Youtube, Vimeo (video), Flickr (image) and Slideshare, Scribd
(documents). Consuming video, images and documents is done on every kind of devices but is
probably more convenient on desktop devices set with large screens while working, studying,
analyzing and collecting information; or even watching content with your family and friends on
your TV using a home sharing feature like Apple TV. iPad: most of the users consume these
platforms via their Safari browser so are included in the source of our statistics. Ipad penetration
in Switzerland was of 110‘000 units in 2010. Forecasts for 2011 are planning about 300’000
more units. (Source: ICTJournal and ComScore).
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key findings
The Big 3
Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin (and Youtube) settle down definitely as the Big 3 (4) and the less
risk-taking combinaison. But beware of those kind of easy recipe, platforms must be selected
accordingly to objectives not because your competitors are using them.
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key findings
Facebook minus!
Minus 72.3% visits per user/month is a dramatic fall. Although a constant increase of UV and
reach, the decrease on AV (probably due to growing mobile use; mobile data is not tracked by
our source Google DoubleClick Ad Planner) let us wondering if the effectiveness of special adds-
on (called tabs or apps) built by agencies like landing pages, competitions, forms and other
features are worth the try, because they are obviously invisible to users connecting through
Facebook mobile app. Visibility of Social Ads like Facebook Ads and Sponsored Stories are also
questionable. How are your going to reach your custormer?
• UV: 4’600’000 (March) to 5’100’000 (October)
• Reach: 61% (March) to 61.9% (October)
• AV: 26 (March) to 7.2 (October) visits per user/month: minus 72.3% (!)
• ATS: 23’’20‘ (March) to 21’’40’ (October)
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Technological thought
Technology has also reached a point of convergence: mobile devices, platforms and
programming languages. Mobile use is more than mobile native apps exclusively available on
dedicated stores like App Store or Androïd Store. There is a surge now of web apps: a mobile
version of your website or a web service developed in HTML5. It offers much more opportunities
and accessibility with less expensive development.
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Brands priority
Reasons why going mobile should be brands priority (source: Google Think Insights http://
www.thinkwithgoogle.com/insights/featured/understanding-mobile-users/):
1. 85% of mobile devices will be web enabled by next year.
2. Mobile search has grown 4x in the past year.
3. 1 in 3 mobile searches have local intent.
4. 30% of restaurant searches are from mobile devices.
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recommandations
★ Strategy is key. If you don’t know why social media is important to your marketing strategy
who will? First thing first: Do not focus on plateforms but objectives. Align social media
objectives to your business and marketing objectives, understand your audience, what is the
purpose of your social media program, what you will deliver, how you will engage and
monitor. Only then select tools that fit accordingly to your objectives. Strategy first!
★ Deliver a seamless user experience from offline to digital marketing on every single
touchpoint with the consumer: better product development, analyzing user behavior,
defining user experience, great web design and tough service design.
★ Develop your brand on several platforms with purpose in order to build a rich and compelling
storytelling that offers multiple touchpoints for your different targets.
★ Don't underestimate your clients and prospects: they don't make any difference between your
brand online and your brand offline (in-store, hotline, event, etc.). For them your are one
only brand.
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4. Social networks’ evolution / B. Comparison
CH Country UV > Comparison - september 2009 vs October 2011
Comparison - September 2009 vs October 2011 (CH Country UV)
facebook.com 168 %
twitter.com 147 %
linkedin.com 225 %
flickr.com -8 %
myspace.com -58 %
scribd.com 23 %
slideshare.net 193 %
delicious.com -25 %
digg.com -77 %
friendfeed.com -100 %
-100 % -50 % 0% 50 % 100 % 150 % 200 % 250 % 300 %
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Note: Unique Visitors (UV) - The estimated, unduplicated number of people who visit a site over a specific month.
With the unique visitors (users) metric, you can get an idea of the percent of your target audience you can reach.
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CH AV > Comparison - September 2009 vs October 2011
Comparison - September 2009 vs October 2011 (CH Average Visits per Visitor - AV)
facebook.com -82.4 %
twitter.com -81.7 %
flickr.com -77.2 %
linkedin.com -76.8 %
myspace.com -99.9 %
scribd.com -75.0 %
slideshare.net -70.3 %
digg.com -78.0 %
delicious.com -72.1 %
-100 % -90 % -80 % -70 % -60 % -50 % -40 % -30 % -20 % -10 % 0%
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september 2009 vs October 2011
Global evolution of social media adoption shows that use of social media has definitely become
mainstream.
• Increase by 168% for Facebook. Even if Facebook is still increasing its community and taking a
lot of traffic from many other social networks, the adoption is slowing down. Adoption in
developed countries has reached its maturity.
• 147% for Twitter
• 225% for Linkedin.
• Youtube doesn’t deliver statistics for the Swiss market, it should have a strong reach according
to reach scores in european countries (see slide 47 : Social Reach - Swiss Neighbors).
• MySpace is sinking. This shows that what is considered mainstream or hype today can
disappear tomorrow. Every single change or improvement social suppliers made to their
services and product can be a success or can be a fatal strategic move. Today it is Facebook.
Tomorrow who knows.
• Delicious, a former Yahoo company, created a panic this year when a rumor invaded the net,
just saying Yahoo would shut down the service. Finally users can sleep tight. Delicious has
been sold to Avos Systems in April and is an ongoing service.
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key findings
Social Media is not considered a fad anymore. Social media is full part of the digital marketing
tools that helps brands grow and connect with their actual and future clients. Companies that
keep away from taking part in the conversation choose to remain in the unknown of deaf and
blind vision.
The adoption of social media is now mainstream among users: we live in a post-digital world and
the essence of social media is constant change. Nothing is granted. It means brands and their
agencies have two missions: listening to their users and engaging them, plus keep exploring new
technologies to stay competitive in this fast-moving world.
While social media is still growing, we have now reached a new step toward maturity. We notice
late user’s majority1 is joining the big 3 like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. Users of the first
days reach a kind of disillusion: there are more and more devices and platforms, users don't have
more time accordingly.
As time goes by, more than 1 in 4 internet users in Switzerland are set with a smartphone and get
to check less often their social media platform through a desktop device. Growing mobile use is
key to that change. People check many times a day their social media profiles with their
smartphone. More data, more information and the tease of real-time is the open door to feeling
the Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) syndroma.
1. Diffusion of innovation - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffusion_of_innovations 44
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recommandations
★ Give it a try. Not planning for social media use is more risky than doing nothing.
★ Conversations about your brand happen with or whitout you, anywhere, anytime. You had
better listen to be able to engage, learn and improve if necessary.
★ Do not focus blindly on the Big 3 (Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin), maybe they are not
appropriate for your brand.
★ Do not think tools and plateforms. First define your objectives: what is the purpose of social
media in your marketing strategy. Why should I use it? On what purpose?
★ Partner with reliable profesionals.
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social reach - Europe & the world
Social Reach - Swiss Neighbors (10.2011)
90 %
80 %
70 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy Global
facebook.com youtube.com twitter.com wordpress.com linkedin.com orkut.com
dailymotion.com flickr.com tumblr.com myspace.com blogger.com scribd.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner. 47
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social reach - Europe & the world
Social Reach - Europe (10.2011)
90 %
80 %
70 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands Global
facebook.com youtube.com twitter.com wordpress.com linkedin.com orkut.com
dailymotion.com flickr.com tumblr.com myspace.com blogger.com scribd.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland and Spain in Doubleclick AdPlanner. 48
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social reach - Europe & the world
Social Reach - Global (10.2011)
80 %
70 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
0%
Switzerland USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
facebook.com youtube.com twitter.com wordpress.com linkedin.com orkut.com
dailymotion.com flickr.com tumblr.com myspace.com blogger.com scribd.com
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner. 49
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social reach - Europe & the world
We observed the reach of a few platforms in 11 countries.
• The Big 4 dominates global social networks sites usage: Facebook (World’s reach: 51%),
Youtube (46.7%), Twitter (9.2%) and Linkedin (4.7%).
• European social media sites like the French Dailymotion (video) and the German Xing
(personal branding) have an impressive reach in their own country but less impact on a global
scale.
• The famous blogging platform Wordpress grab success with its free online solution.
• Linkedin has an above average reach in the Netherlands (21.8%), because of solid programs
and partnerships that helped raise awareness and engagement.
• Twitter is rocketing with highest participation’s rate in the Netherlands (26.4%).
• The Netherlands (26.4%), Brazil (19.7%) and Japan (21.5%) are still dominating global
participation on Twitter.
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social reach - Europe & the world
• Since 2009, Brazil has encountered a growing mobile phone adoption as landlines are
expensive and pretty much reserved to wealthy citizens. Twitter is decreasing to 19.7% reach.
• In Europe, Twitter get terrific reach in The Netherlands (26.4%), UK (15.10%), Spain
(11.30%), Germany (7.7%), France (6.4%). Switzerland is not far from France, with 6.3%.
Source - Twitter Brazil: http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2026442,00.html
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Facebook (10.2011)
90 %
80 %
70 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
61.1 % 67.5 % 61.9 % 81.4 % 81.6 % 74.7 % 68.3 % 75.2 % 23.9 % 67.9 % 17.7 % 51.0 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Youtube (10.2011)
80 %
70 %
60 %
50 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
0% 56.1 % 51.4 % 61.5 % 61.7 % 0% 68.7 % 62.5 % 42.6 % 75.1 % 50.8 % 46.7 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
Note: No data for Youtube Switzerland and Spain in Doubleclick AdPlanner.
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Twitter (10.2011)
30 %
25 %
20 %
15 %
10 %
5%
5.1 % 6.2 % 6.3 % 16.1 % 5.7 % 12.2 % 26.4 % 13.5 % 8.4 % 19.7 % 21.5 % 9.2 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Flickr (10.2011)
8%
7%
6%
5%
4%
3%
2%
1%
2.9 % 2.6 % 3.2 % 7.5 % 3.9 % 5.7 % 5.2 % 5.8 % 1.5 % 4.3 % 1.8 % 3.2 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Linkedin (10.2011)
30 %
25 %
20 %
15 %
10 %
5%
4.7 % 4.3 % 2.4 % 12.1 % 5.2 % 7.6 % 21.8 % 12.3 % 1.1 % 4.7 % 0.4 % 4.7 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
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57. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
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Social reach - networks look up
Social Reach - Tumblr (10.2011)
6%
5%
4%
3%
2%
1%
1.5 % 1.8 % 2.2 % 4.7 % 1.7 % 2.5 % 2.5 % 5.3 % 1.3 % 4.8 % 2.2 % 2.2 %
0%
France
Germany
Switzerland
UK
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
USA
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Global
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58. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
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Social reach - networks look up
Facebook - Has reached a kind of maturity and is now extending its services with new built-in
features, like Spotify (social music streaming). Usage is also flocking to mobile use with brand
new apps for smartphone et tablets. This mobile adoption justify a less stunning progression
than ever before in our report.
Youtube - People spend more time watching videos. Statistics here don't reflect the surge of
video use through mobile device: Mobile subscription are cheaper and give access to more data
download per month. The Youtube site redesign released on early December 2011 will for sure
help grow traffic. User interface improvements and a better user experience is meant for helping
to develop loyalty to the service. On top of that, Google is revamping and developing strong
connection between their products and has launched a promising Think Insights (source: http://
www.thinkwithgoogle.com/insights/)
Twitter - Since the beginning, the access to Twitter has been available through various desktop
and mobile clients. According to comScore, Twitter has doubled its mobile audience in 2011.
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59. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
5. Switzerland and other countries
Social reach - networks look up
Flickr - Globally on the loss. Flickr didn't catch and adapt its platform to mobile growing
adoption. Companies like Instagram (5 million users and 200 million photos in less than one
year for an exclusive iPhone app. It took Flickr 2 years to reach the 100 million milestone. -
source: http://statspotting.com/2011/09/instagram-statistics-over-200-million-photos-
total-50-million-in-august-alone/) did catch the opportunity of mobile phone's camera feature
you carry with you everywhere and built a terrific app. Taking pictures is a basic feature, but
enhancing them with arty filters and sharing them on several social networks at a glance is a
powerful way to spread your DNA whether you are a commercial brand or a personal brand.
LinkedIn - Keeping the same shape in every country on a desktop basis. According to comScore
Linkedin has doubled its mobile audience in one year. Connecting professionnals, taking part in
groups to share once expertise, having a company page to promote products, news and job
descriptions. The job search market is definitely migrating to social networks site and digital
world. Googlelizing a future employee gives an snapshot of its network and let you identify
weakness in their resume.
Tumblr - The niche blog that uses a kind of Facebook-like and retweet-like feature help spread
content from desktop as from mobile. On the rise in UK, Spain, USA and Brazil.
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60. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
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Social reach - type of networks
Social Reach - Video (10.2011)
80 %
75.1 %
70 % 68.7 %
61.5 % 61.7 % 62.5 %
60 % 56.1 %
51.4 % 50.8 %
50 % 46.7 %
42.6 %
40 %
30 %
20 %
10 %
0% 0%
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
youtube.com dailymotion.com vimeo.com ustream.tv blip.tv
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Social reach - type of networks
Social Reach - Pictures (10.2011)
8%
7.5 %
7%
6% 5.7 % 5.8 %
5.2 %
5%
4.3 %
3.9 %
4%
3.2 % 3.2 %
2.9 %
3% 2.6 %
2% 1.8 %
1.5 %
1%
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
flickr.com twitpic.com picasa.com
Note: No data for Picasa Switzerland in Doubleclick AdPlanner. 61
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Social reach - type of networks
Social Reach - Personal Branding (10.2011)
25 %
21.8 %
20 %
15 %
12.1 % 12.3 %
10 %
7.6 %
5.2 %
4.7 % 4.3 % 4.7 % 4.7 %
5%
2.4 %
1.1 %
0.4 %
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
linkedin.com xing.com plaxo.com gist.com naymz.com
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63. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
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Social reach - type of networks
Social Reach - Blogging (10.2011)
20 %
16.3 %
14.8 %
15 %
10.0 % 10.1 %
10 % 9.3 %
8.4 %
6.9 %
6.3 %
5.7 % 5.7 %
5% 4.3 %
2.4 %
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
wordpress.com blogger.com tumblr.com typepad.com posterous.com movabletype.com
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64. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
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Social reach - type of networks
Social Reach - Collecting (10.2011)
4.0 %
4%
3.6 %
3%
2%
1.5 %
1.1 %
1.0 % 1.0 %
1% 0.9 %
0.6 % 0.6 %
0.5 % 0.5 %
0.2 %
0%
Switzerland France Germany Italy UK Spain Netherlands USA Russia Brazil Japan Global
scribd.com slideshare.net digg.com
stumbleupon.com delicious.com reddit.com
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65. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
5. Switzerland and other countries
key findings
Image and video are easy and ambient formats to convey an atmosphere. Mobile phones now
offer powerful and reliable built-in cameras that help users in sharing in real-time pictures and
videos on social networks and/or blogging platforms. Video and image use will keep growing as
bandwith is increasing and telecom subscriptions cheaper. Keep it in mind!
Youtube takes it all. However not every video platform convey neither the same philosophy and
type of content nor respond to the same need and attract the same kind of users and
contributors. Vimeo is an interesting niche network with very neat and demanding community:
commercial content is not tolerated, but creatives, agencies, directors, etc. are very welcome. You
won't find any kitten and baby-only videos there but truly arty and specialized content.
Vimeo has an equivalent in the photo segment: Instagram. We have already declared our love for
that picture app (see "Picturize your life - Pimp your everyday" in Defining Social Networks in
Switzerland - Issue 2011#1). Apart from filters and geolocation, the simple use and sharing
features help spread the content to different mainstream social networks sites (Facebook,
Twitter, Tumblr, Posterous, Foursquare, Flickr) which in turn make not only the content visible,
but Instagram app itself. It means niche communities have found a smart way to drive back
mainstream communities to their services. We also observe the emergence of niche communities
like Pinterest that offer personalization and helps users collect and share content on purpose.
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66. Defining Social Networks in Switzerland 2011 #2
5. Switzerland and other countries
key findings
Niche social networks like Foursquare and Instagram that had huge social media and PR
coverage in 2011 only catch up with few marketers and brands. Although reach is high among
Swiss early adopters (which means lots of influencers), marketers and brands seem reluctant to
explore those communities because they are not mainstream enough. As a result, some vivid
early users of Foursquare quit the service because of lack of sufficient critical mass to have the
full Foursquare’s experience. In Switzerland, we are currently not using these two networks
properly for brands.
Companies and users create huge amount of data. Some is forgettable, but others should remain
available. Brands should think about archiving and making their content searchable. The best
use of social media is having a self-hosted blog and cross-posting content on several social
networks sites. Collecting and gathering information is capturing on-the-fly the content brands
create and spread: videos, pictures, streaming webcasts users can watch and download long after
the event, weekly dose of your brand through podcasts, webinars, white papers, blog posts, etc.
Sky is the limit.
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