Posts tagged social media
Posts tagged social media
Morbid Startup of The Year: If I Die
Additionally, its campaign boosts about offering users a chance at world fame (by sharing the user’s message across the If I Die community and media outlets), well, if you’re the app’s first user to die that is.
How Much Is a User Worth? - Technology Review
(via emergentfutures)
On how important social media has become, Karp shared that the bulk of traffic that Tumblr sees comes from Twitter and Facebook. Not Google. This isn’t surprising, but speaks volumes about the real-time value of Tumblr. While most blogs rely on Google for the bulk of its traffic, Tumblr has carved itself a niche that is a hybrid between real-time and static content. Basically, the company has built the best of both worlds.
(via emergentfutures)
Social Media Leaders (Infographic). What’s up with Tagged? Do any of you guys use it?
Kylie Minogue - Timebomb
Kylie Minogue and EMI have set a new record on Twitter as part of the social media ‘unlock’ campaign for combeack single Timebomb. You can watch the new music video here.
The singer promised to unveil her new single on her official website if she could achieve 25,000 tweets with the #KylieTimebomb hashtag.
Her fans achieved the feat in 43 minutes - a new Twitter record - and #KylieTimebomb became the world’s No.1 trending topic within four minutes.
The single has also been splashed on the iTunes homepage across the world.
Minogue told her fans: “You did it!!! I wanna wanna whoop.”
What sets these brands apart in the social space? The key factor is that their messaging across all contact points consistently reflects and conveys an “idealized self” or “Me Statement” embodied by the brand — the reason that users want to be associated with it.
The reality is that most social media users choose to keep many aspects of their private selves private –- the aspects that don’t necessarily jibe with the idealized version of themselves they want others to perceive and pass along (in essence, their own private “brands”).
What draws people to affiliate publicly with a product or service brand is the desire to send a message to those in their social networks about how they want to be perceived -– their “Me Statements,” PhaseOne’s analysis shows.
(Source: mediapost.com)
US vs UK Pinterest Users
According to Bluefin Labs, the Grammys earned 13 million social comments. That breaks the record from last week’s Super Bowl and absolutely dwarfs every other entertainment event from the last year.
1. From anonymity to authentic identity.
2. From wisdom of crowds to wisdom of friends.
3. From receivers to broadcasters.
Would you hire this guy?