It shouldn't come as a surprise that women are the gender that dominate social media. Women love to talk, socialize and gossip, so naturally, they would be the ones more actively involved in the "social" aspect of social media.
The men, however, they sure dominate the visual aspect taking in the most viewers on YouTube. According to the Infographic below (I know, I can't help how much I love INFOGRAPHICS!), about 25% of men watch YouTube daily, compared with 17% of women.
In video streaming, women are not too far off, but clearly men are watching more and are much more active in the professional social media pages, such as LinkedIn.
This is really important information for marketing and targeting the correct demographic for your product.
So there you have it...Battle of the Sexes in Social Media in a nutshell.
Growing influence and impact of social media in the entertainment industry
Friday, September 6, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
Learn the Hashtag
Here we go again with the INFOGRAPHICS...what can I say? I love them! Here's a great way to see which #hashtags you should use when Tweeting:
If you're unable to zoom...check it out here.
If you're unable to zoom...check it out here.
Create Perfect Posts on Social Platforms [INFOGRAPHIC]
So many times we post without even thinking about it. The same way many people have not filter on what comes out of their mouths, the same occurs in what they type within social media.
I found this great Infographic on "How to Create Perfect Posts on Social Platforms" by Myclever Agency. I'm a fan of visual images when it comes to remembering and learning and frankly, this infographic is much more interesting than having me outline it; but for a detailed posting on this, check out this article.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Create Perfect Posts in Social Media
Believe it or not, you can create a "perfect post" within each social media outlet. Maybe it won't be absolutely perfect, but it will optimize the views and reposts it receives just by following these great tips found in this Infographic.
| Infographic source: http://www.mediabistro.com/alltwitter/files/2013/06/perfect-social-media-posts.png |
Monday, June 10, 2013
Learn When to Disconnect from Social Media
According to the Social Media Report 2012 by Nielsen, American's spend over 520 billion minutes online, either through their mobile device or computers.
This has increased 21% in one year. Mobile app usage alone increased 120% in one year. These numbers are staggering considering we probably look like drones over our technology usage day in and day out.
While I love the benefits and opportunities that social media offers, such as networking and marketing, it is incredibly important to know when you just have to shut it off.
This has increased 21% in one year. Mobile app usage alone increased 120% in one year. These numbers are staggering considering we probably look like drones over our technology usage day in and day out.
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| The Social Media Report 2012 by Nielsen |
While I love the benefits and opportunities that social media offers, such as networking and marketing, it is incredibly important to know when you just have to shut it off.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Amanda Bynes vs. Rihanna
In light of the current storm between Amanda Bynes and Rihanna, I thought it only appropriate to drudge up a previous blog post I wrote.
In January of this year, I posted on "Celebrities in Social Media: Best and Worst" where I voiced my opinion on celebrities championing the social media arena, while one celebrity, not so much; of course, out of ALL the celebrities that failed in social media, I chose to highlight Amanda Bynes.
Time is Money
| Source: http://www.robertbcairns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/time-is-money.png |
Time is money and investors usually
only have the latter. As a starting business owner, you have the time, so use
it to focus on a business plan that is worthy of investors’ time. If you do,
you may just get the money you need to launch your business.
In a previous post discussing business plans, I focused on two experts in this particular field of business. While
they shared in some commonalities, they had different outlooks on the need, or
lack of, of a business plan. In the process of creating my own personal
business plan, I used I used advice given by both of these experts.
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