Social Media: Friend, Follower, or Casual Observer” will be presented at the TASB Summer Leadership Institutes on June 11th in San Antonio and on June 18th in Fort Worth.
Social Media Platforms Facts and Figures 2015Nitin Karkara
By this presentation you will get detail informative information about various social platforms and various facts when you are deciding about which channels to focus for your brands or services.
The document provides social media statistics from 2009-2012 for Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Some key highlights include:
- By 2012, Facebook had over 1 billion active users globally with the majority (over 70%) located outside the US. Mobile users accounted for over 250 million people or 40% of Facebook's traffic.
- Twitter saw over 500 million accounts in 2012 with 175 million tweets sent on busy days. The US had the most Twitter users but the Netherlands was the most active country.
- YouTube was the third most visited website after Google and Facebook, accounting for 10% of total internet traffic. The US had the largest YouTube audience at 22% while India had the third largest at 4.8
Individual users and businesses use Twitter to share links, photos, and updates with their followers. Twitter is most popular among internet users under 50 and African and Latino users. The number of daily Twitter users has grown to over 22 million and the platform sees over 1 billion tweets per week, with most traffic now coming from mobile devices. Many large companies also use Twitter to promote their brands and connect with customers, with over half of Fortune 500 companies maintaining active Twitter presences.
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Media such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter see massive daily usage, with hundreds of millions of users generating content and interacting online. Blogs have also proliferated, with over 170 million worldwide generating 100,000 new entries daily. Fashion blogs in particular allow those outside the fashion industry to discuss trends and express preferences, gaining followers who view them as authorities on fashion.
This document discusses transparency and communication in school districts. It argues that transparency alone is not enough - districts must also communicate effectively. Communication is a two-way process that requires a sender, message, and recipient. Transparency alone does not ensure communication or understanding. To build trust, districts must be both transparent and proactively communicate important information to stakeholders through various channels. The document provides tips for districts to improve communication, such as listening, using clear language, and developing rapport.
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Social Media Platforms Facts and Figures 2015Nitin Karkara
By this presentation you will get detail informative information about various social platforms and various facts when you are deciding about which channels to focus for your brands or services.
The document provides social media statistics from 2009-2012 for Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Some key highlights include:
- By 2012, Facebook had over 1 billion active users globally with the majority (over 70%) located outside the US. Mobile users accounted for over 250 million people or 40% of Facebook's traffic.
- Twitter saw over 500 million accounts in 2012 with 175 million tweets sent on busy days. The US had the most Twitter users but the Netherlands was the most active country.
- YouTube was the third most visited website after Google and Facebook, accounting for 10% of total internet traffic. The US had the largest YouTube audience at 22% while India had the third largest at 4.8
Individual users and businesses use Twitter to share links, photos, and updates with their followers. Twitter is most popular among internet users under 50 and African and Latino users. The number of daily Twitter users has grown to over 22 million and the platform sees over 1 billion tweets per week, with most traffic now coming from mobile devices. Many large companies also use Twitter to promote their brands and connect with customers, with over half of Fortune 500 companies maintaining active Twitter presences.
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Media such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter see massive daily usage, with hundreds of millions of users generating content and interacting online. Blogs have also proliferated, with over 170 million worldwide generating 100,000 new entries daily. Fashion blogs in particular allow those outside the fashion industry to discuss trends and express preferences, gaining followers who view them as authorities on fashion.
This document discusses transparency and communication in school districts. It argues that transparency alone is not enough - districts must also communicate effectively. Communication is a two-way process that requires a sender, message, and recipient. Transparency alone does not ensure communication or understanding. To build trust, districts must be both transparent and proactively communicate important information to stakeholders through various channels. The document provides tips for districts to improve communication, such as listening, using clear language, and developing rapport.
Attracting Positive Media For Your School DistrictBrad Domitrovich
This document discusses strategies for attracting positive media coverage for school districts. It emphasizes developing relationships with media, being proactive in sharing positive stories, and controlling the narrative through clear messaging. The key stakeholders to engage are students, parents, taxpayers, and employees. Media can help increase awareness of issues but also hold districts accountable, so maintaining community confidence is important.
The document provides an overview of social media tactics and tools. It discusses the major social media platforms, including Facebook with over 400 million active users, YouTube with over 100 million viewers in the USA, Twitter with over 100 million accounts, LinkedIn with over 60 million members, and Flickr with over 5 billion photos uploaded. It also notes that mobile usage is increasing social media engagement and highlights the importance of keeping up with frequent changes in the social media landscape.
SalesLogix Breakthrough Webinar Series 2012: CRM and Social MediaInfinity Info Systems
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A PowerPoint presentation presented to SLIS students at Texas Woman's University on the use of Social Media in Public Libraries, focusing on the primary six social media accounts to utilize.
Facebook has over 350 million active users who are highly engaged with the platform. On average, users log on daily, update their status multiple times a week, and upload billions of photos and pieces of shared content monthly. The platform also sees strong global growth and integration across websites and mobile devices, with hundreds of millions of users interacting with Facebook outside of its main website.
Social media marketing can increase brand awareness, drive traffic to websites, and enable customer service and reputation management. The top social networks for business are Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, and Google+. Maintaining a constant social media presence through sharing content, promotions, and responding to customers helps build relationships and engage audiences. Advertising on social media allows targeting users based on interests and behaviors. When done right, social media complements an overall marketing strategy.
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This document discusses whether manufacturers need social media and provides a blueprint for getting started. It establishes that over half of mobile users access the web on their phones and that smartphones will represent over half of mobile users by 2013. The summary outlines establishing goals, understanding your audience, crafting your message, selecting appropriate social media tactics, and provides a blueprint for manufacturers to get started that includes an email newsletter, blog, videos, and promoting content on LinkedIn, Twitter and Google+.
This document provides an overview of various social media platforms and how to use them. It discusses Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, blogging, and concludes with an invitation for discussion. Key details include statistics on user demographics and engagement for each platform, as well as how to create accounts and share content. The goal is to introduce these major social media channels and apps to help people engage online through competitions, conversations, professional networking, and sharing photos/stories.
This document summarizes the evolution and current state of social media. It outlines the speaker's experience with social media from building websites as a teen to her current job focused on digital media. Popular social networks are discussed, including Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Snapchat, Tumblr and LinkedIn. Key statistics are provided on the size and demographics of users for each platform. The presentation emphasizes that social media has undergone a major shift to being mobile-centric. It concludes by offering tips for getting started with social media.
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LinkedIn has over 120 million professional members worldwide, including executives from all 2011 Fortune 500 companies. More than 2 million companies have LinkedIn pages.
Twitter has over 200 million users who now send 140 million tweets per day, up from 50 million a year ago. The number of daily new accounts is 460,000, with over half a million created this past Saturday. Mobile users have increased 182% in the past year.
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