What’s To Come

Nine out of 10 videos watched during the 2008 presidential campaign that mentioned Obama and McCain were produced by citizens trying to influence each other. An explosion of political conversation is happening on these networks, and the last people to arrive at the party are the politicians themselves. Interesting insights to what’s going on in [...]

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We are in the midst of a charged political season with the high profile campaigns using anyway they can muster to get their messages out, engage volunteers to help their efforts and engage voters. Campaigns have effectively and ineffectively used social media to engage. I mean to use the next several posts on What’s To [...]

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A good reference of statistics on social networks from Brian Solis – PR-2.0 The top social networks are listed with the demographics of their audiences. Reposted below, but Brian’s blog has some narrative as well: Data: August 2009 All stats are from Google Ad Planner unless otherwise noted 30-day traffic, (U.S., Worldwide) Unique Visitors – 110 [...]

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Stats on Social Media

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Twitter study by San Antonio Web data analytics firm Pearanalytics

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Visiting my son in his loft in Lawrence Kansas, I saw the beginning of a new wave of content viewing

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Friends and relatives were able to follow the updates as this real-life drama unfolded.

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I don’t typically use this forum to promote things, but a client of mine has recently launched a very promising and well designed social networking site for people of the Catholic faith. Go to http://www.mycatholicvoice.com to participate. It already features thousands of professionally created audio, video and literature entries. Since launch, they are now picking [...]

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Statistics on Social Network traffic from TechCrunch The Global Race Among Social Networks Heats Up. Keep an Eye on Hi5, Friendster, and Imeem It’s becoming a way of life!

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