Stats: The Ultimate Twitter Statistics Provider! Statistics. A Collection of Social Network Stats for 2009 « Web Strategy by. Google Enters the Twitter Game : Google + Twitter = Twoogling? Google is now on Twitter. As insane as it may seem, it has taken Google years to start using their Google account, which is located at Twitter.com/Google Google + Twitter = Twoogling? Their first post, a Twoogle if you will, was a binary message (way to geek it up Google) : “I’m 01100110 01100101 01100101 01101100 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101100 01110101 01100011 01101011 01111001 00001010” Roughly translated to : I’m F E E L I N G L U C K Y Ladies and gentlemen, this is a sign. “So why did Google really buy YouTube? Battelle argues that Twitters main asset may not be its userbase or its buzz, but its “Real time.
So, does Google opening up it’s Twitter account with binary riddles spell the ultimate acquisition of Twitter by Google. Now, Google has a blog for everything. One problem with blogging however. GMail Outage Uproar More Popular Than Obama It took Google 13 hours to address the largest global outage of their flagship business service on their blog.
More Adults Than Ever on Social Networks - ReadWriteWeb. The share of adult internet users who are involved in social networking online has more than quadrupled in the past four years in the U.S. In 2005, only 8% of adults had a social network profile. As of December 2008, that number was 35%. What motivates those in older generations to go online? Is it the opportunity to professionally network with their colleagues? The answer may surprise you. More Adults Than Ever A majority of teens, percentage wise, join social networks, but it's the adults that still make up the bulk of these web sites. It's Not About Professional Networking After All You may think that many adults have joined the online trend mainly to network professionally with others in their field.
Surprisingly, those on social networks for professional purposes are not as common as you may have thought. More Tidbits: Demographics What It All Means It appears that the trend of using social networking sites for professional purposes is not quite as common as we may have thought. 49 Amazing Social Media, Web 2.0 And Internet Stats. As our digital and physical lives blur further, the internet has become the information hub where people spend a majority of their time learning, playing and communicating with others globally. Digital marketing professionals understand this, but most outside the industry don’t realize just how staggering the numbers are of people collaborating, researching, and interacting on the web.
I thought it might be fun to take a step back and look at some interesting/amazing social media, Web 2.0, crowdsourcing and internet statistics. I tried to find stats that are the most up-to-date as possible at the time of publishing this post. The numbers presented below should be a close representation of today’s numbers (please correct me in the comments if you find more recent numbers somewhere and I’ll update). Let’s break them down by section: Google search stats: 1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion) – approximate number of unique URLs in Google’s index (source) Wikipedia stats (source) YouTube stats source.
Retweetrank: Find any twitterer's retweet rank. The Facebook Blog. State of the Twittersphere - Q4 2008 Report. Hold up. 2008? That was a long time ago. For more updated information on marketing with Twitter, check out our ebook, How to Use Twitter for Business. Taking a page from Technorati and their state of the blogosphere report that reviews survey data from a few hundred bloggers, we're publishing the "State of the Twittersphere" report. This is our first report, for Q4 2008. One thing that is different about this report though is that it is not based on surveys of a few hundred people. It is based on real data pulled from hundreds of thousands of Twitter profiles accessed through the reports generated by Twitter Grader.
You can download the full report in PDF format and click here to tweet about the report. Here is a glance at some of the more interesting findings. You can also read the TechCrunch article - State of the Twittershpere for more info.