As we mentioned yesterday, we think this is the new trend in infographics…and this second one in as many days seems to support this claim. This one is also very well designed and has good information (albeit seen in infographics and articles before). The music though…are we the only ones (more than) slightly annoyed by it?
(Source: Mashable)
It is not an issue of advertising on Facebook; it’s an issue of finding the right customers and engaging them in the right way. “Like” therefore, does not indicate immediate value. Engaged customers mean value. Frequency of engagement, recency of engagement, those are the hard numbers that define affinity. That’s the fuel that will drive Facebook’s market value.
#FridayFunFact3: Hitwise found that Facebook.com is now seeing one out of every eleven visits in the U.S., and one out of five pageviews online in the U.S. takes place on Facebook.com.
#FridayFunFact: Facebook numbers never cease to amaze us (from Facebook’s SEC filing as part of their IPO filing and announcement).
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