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Study: Content fuels the social Web

April 28, 2011 - 11:31 am EDT
   
 
   
 
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    "Social Media Marketing: Best-in-Class Marketers Rise to The Top" is designed to provide senior-level marketers with a snapshot of the current state of social media marketing, and insights into trends to watch for going forward.

    This reports includes over 54 pages and 42 charts and graphs that are based on the 432 responses from b2b marketers, surveyed in January and February 2013.

    New York—Online content is the connective tissue for Internet users, with millions of pieces shared daily and nearly one-quarter of all social media messages linking to content, according to a new study from AOL Inc.

    According to AOL's study, done in partnership with Nielsen Online, Internet users share 27 million pieces of content daily, with 53% of time spent on the Internet directly attributable to content consumption. Also, 60% of content-sharing messages specifically mention a brand or product name.

    For the study, Nielsen used monitoring and analysis tools to track more than 10,000 social media messages in December 2010 and also polled the company's Online Behavior Panel members about their online experiences.







     

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