Analyticisms

A rather amazing infographic chock-full of very important stats about social media and ecommerce.  A must “read”. (Do we “read” infographics? Peruse?)

A nice infographic, especially for the 3rd fact which explains why we keep telling our clients to embed their corporate blog into their website when they don’t have a lot of content on their web site.  But we have an issue with “fact” #1.  Although the “factuality” of it is not in doubt, the implication (stated in the graph) is that more followers mean more web site visits. Couldn’t it be, rather, that more web site visits mean more followers?  That seems just as plausible a causality as the one in the graph.

It’s really slow today…and this made us laugh because it’s pretty true (and we are part of the problem, we confess).

This is a very captivating infographic.  We are neutral on the first two charts, really puzzled about the third one which seems very counter-intuitive (but we have drunk the Kool-Aid and believe Dan’s analytical skills and accuracy), and not surprised, from experience, by the last two charts (large Twitter followings are typically less engaged).