A nice post on social media usage statstics by Jake Hird on e-consultancy..

If six months ago, it wasn’t a compelling case to consider social media in the marketing mix, then this hopefully might change your mind…

  • Facebook claims that 50% of active users log into the site each day. This would mean at least 175m users every 24 hours… A considerable increase from the previous 120m.
  • Twitter now has 75m user accounts, but only around 15m are active users on a regular basis. It’s still a fair increase from the estimated 6-10m global users from a few months ago.
  • LinkedIn has over 50m members worldwide. This means an increase of around 1m members month-on-month since July/August last year.
  • Facebook currently has in excess of 350 million active users on global basis. Six months ago, this was 250m… meaning around a 40% increase of users in less than half a year.
  • Flickr now hosts more than 4bn images. A massive jump from the previous 3.6bn I wrote about.
  • More than 35m Facebook users update their status each day. This is 5m more than towards the end of July, 2009.
  • Wikipedia currently has in excess of 14m articles, meaning that it’s 85,000 contributors have written nearly a million new posts in six months.
  • Photo uploads to Facebook have increased by more than 100%. Currently, there are around 2.5bn uploads to the site each month – this was around a billion last time I covered this.
  • There are more than 70 translations available on Facebook. Last time around, this was only 50.
  • Back in 2009, the average user had 120 friends within Facebook. This is now around 130.
  • Mobile is even bigger than before for Facebook, with more than 65m users accessing the site through mobile-based devices. In six months, this is over 100% increase. (Previously 30m). As before, it’s no secret that users who access Facebook through mobile devices are almost 50% more active than those who don’t.

Okay, so now some new stuff that’s worth considering when looking at social media marketing that I’ve not included in previous posts:

  • There are more than 3.5bn pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, etc.) shared each week on Facebook.
  • There are now 11m LinkedIn users across Europe.
  • Towards the end of last year, the average number of tweets per day was over 27.3 million.
  • The average number of tweets per hour was around 1.3m.
  • More than 700,000 local businesses have active Pages on Facebook.
  • Purpose-built Facebook pages have created more than 5.3bn fans.
  • 15% of bloggers spend 10 or more hours each week blogging, according to Technorati’s new State of the Blogosphere.
  • At the current rate, Twitter will process almost 10bn tweets in a single year.
  • About 70% of Facebook users are outside the USA.
  • India is currently the fastest-growing country to use LinkedIn, with around 3m total users.
  • More than 250 Facebook applications have over a million combined users each month.
  • 70% of bloggers are organically talking about brands on their blog.
  • 38% of bloggers post brand or product reviews.
  • More than 80,000 websites have implemented Facebook Connect since December 2008 and more than 60m Facebook users engage with it across these external sites each month.

Impressive stuff, but as always, take these stats with a pinch of salt. As before, no single piece of information can be used to base an online strategy upon, or be used as a forecast as to the direction a specific social media channel may take in the future – you need to fully understand your marketing and business objectives before launching off into this apparently vast space. 

source: e-consultancy

A warm wishes to everyone who reads and contribute to this blog from Shrushti Web Solutions.

My team mates made some individual resolutions for them for  this year, and I love to share them with you.

Hopefully god gives us a strength to fulfill all the known  – unknown resolutions.

SWS – Sheral: Resolution 2010: i vl help evryone who needs and do the Best for SWS

SWS – Rakesh: Resolution 2010: I’ll just listen to my Inner Voice and wink at everything that prevents me Turning Inside!

SWS – Monika: Resolution 2010 : Wana Get Some What Slim Upto Gincy’s Marriage.

SWS – Mayur: Resolution 2010: Get Higher Position As Soon As Possible

SWS – Manish: Resolution 2010 : I want to learn everything about SEO and Web Marketing and to be an SEO expert.

SWS – Kruti: Resolution 2010: I wont make neone hurt, and Try to do the Best for my Job for my SWS

SWS – Ishan: Resolution 2010 : I want to loose my weight about 15 KG. and take some important and crucial decisions that make my parents proud.

SWS – Irshad: Resolution 2010 : I have decided that I will Quit SmOkInG!!!!!!!!!

SWS – Gincy: Most Difficult Resolution of 2010 : Want to learn kitchen work

SWS – Designer: Resolution 2010: I learn PHP & Java Dev.

SWS- Semil: Resolution 2010: Wouldn’t  Bunk A Gym.

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Wishing you a very Happy New Year Once again..

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there is truth to the notion that SEO can be a pathway to success. If you run any sort of website, chances are you need traffic, and SEO can deliver it. But there are some inconvenient truths about SEO that often get ignored, especially in ‘newbie‘ circles. Here are six of them.

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Let’s be honest: everybody in your market wants top SERPs for the valuable keywords. You all can’t have them.

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While you can learn the mechanics, from page structure to link building, there’s something beyond the mechanics. The truth is that there are naturals who just have a natural talent for putting it all together and getting to the top of the SERPs.

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There are some people who use nothing more than SEO and whose websites bring in big bucks, but for the average person just starting out, SEO should be looked at as a potentially valuable part of a more comprehensive marketing strategy.

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The process of getting great SERPs can be a long, strenuous journey. But getting great SERPs isn’t the end of this hundred miler. Success is based on what you do with those SERPs.

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