Social media Trends 2011
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Just when you thought you had Twitter down, a basic understanding of LinkedIn and you finally know how to upload a video to YouTube, I present my take on social trends that are on the horizon next year.
10 Social Media Trends for 2011 | Reuters
Chaque année on se demande comment son métier va évoluer. On essaie sans cesse de ne pas perdre de vue la tendance et de la devancer parfois.
17 Social Media Marketing Trends for 2011 - Paperblog
Social media trends to watch for 2011 - iMediaConnection.com
Just like you, I get hordes of messaging on social media. And this is in addition to all the other work you might be doing in the area -- conferences, summits, your own personal social media activities. The list goes on.
With more than 550 million people on Facebook, 65 million tweets posted on Twitter each day, and 2 billion video views each day on YouTube, social media has become an integral part of our connected lives. But this is just the beginning.
10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2011
Eight Social Media Trends for 2011 | Social Media Today
A couple of weeks ago, I promised to write about the additional social media trends I’m seeing for 2011. If you missed the first four (content, FTC rulings, net neutrality, and customer engagement) you can find that Spin Sucks post here . I’ve had a chance to review the post-it note I keep on my desk and following are four additional trends you should pay attention to as you plan for 2011.How to leverage the latest trends, from location-based marketing to new video platforms and text campaigns.
10 Social Media Trends for 2011
Five Social Media Trends for 2011 | Social Media Explorer
Where is social media headed? What is important to learn about now so that we feel like we’re “in the know” six months down the road? Although everyone and their uncle is doing or will be doing 2011 prognostication pieces , I’m jumping into the fray and offering my own predictions and a bit of analysis on where we’re headed as we close out the final six weeks of 2010.
It was a banner year for social media growth and adoption.