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I thought I’d throw up another great social media infographic / visualisation / chart or what ever you want to call them! This time it’s on Facebook Statistics for 2010, showcasing things like total users, global reach, mobile usage .etc along with a pretty cool timeline of the key milestones in Facebook’s history so far. Make sure you check out Facebook Statistics, Stats and Facts for 2011 right here.
[...] There are more than 400 million Facebook accounts and more than 50% of these users login daily. 35 million, roughly 10%, update their status daily and more than 20 million people a day become fans. See this post on other great Facebook statistics. [...]
[...] Twitter, and YouTube to communicate with consumers and market their products.[iii] In 2010, Facebook boasted that over 1.5 million local businesses had active Facebook [...]
[...] There are a number of vehicles to allow people to share their passion for your brand, like Google’s Buzz, Twitter, StumbleUpon, and others. Facebook’s recently launched “Like” button for third-party sites is probably the front runner – simply because of FB’s sheer size. It’s hard to argue with 400 million active users and more than 5 billion pieces of content shared each week. [...]
[...] According to Facebook, 50 percent of its active users log on to the site every day. Digitalbuzz Blog found that more than 1.5 million local businesses have their own Facebook pages, and more than 20 [...]
[...] Why was this lecture so important? Because it showed, using real-life numbers, the ways in which millennials are using the various features of Facebook (Unfortunately, Molly didn’t share the presentation, so I can’t add any links, but there is quite a lot of public data on Facebook). [...]
[...] For more information on Facebook Statistics you can view another infographic here. [...]
[...] http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/facebook-statistics-facts-figures-for-2010/ [...]
[...] For more information on Facebook Statistics you can view another infographic here. [...]
[...] than 100 million users of Facebook access their profiles through their mobile phones, according to Digital Buzz Blog. All Facebook reports 6.8 percent of business Internet traffic goes to Facebook. The average amount [...]
[...] Pages are becoming more prevalent in corporate marketing plans. With more than 3 million active Pages, it’s no wonder why “Should we be on Facebook?” has now become “How do we break through the [...]
[...] Facebook: Facts, Figures & Statistics For 2010 [...]
[...] [INFOGRAPHIC]: Facebook In 2010 [...]
[...] According to Digital Buzz, a more than 20 million people become fans of Facebook Pages each [...]
[...] million active users. Facebook saw a 25% increase in its already massive user base in only one year (“Facebook Statistics”, 2010). Facebook was growing very fast and was seen as the biggest up and comer in the tech industry, [...]
[...] Just to get into a reasonable enough ballpark, let’s look at Facebook for example. Apparently in 2010, they used 60,000 servers for round about 400 million active users. [...]
[...] Dopo il post sui numeri di Google, è ora il momento di un infographic sulle statistiche di Facebook nel 2010. [...]
[...] According to Facebook, 50 percent of its active users log on to the site every day. Digitalbuzz Blog found that more than 1.5 million local businesses have their own Facebook pages, and more than 20 [...]
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[...] It’s a safe guess you know Facebook, it’s the most popular social networking site (others are for instance Twitter and the recently launched Google+, though it’s been eerily quiet there). Facebook at the moment has over 750 million active users. A whopping 71% of all US internet users are now on Facebook. For some more cool infographics and statistics and a nice overview of Facebook’s history, click here. [...]
[...] It’s a safe guess you know Facebook, it’s the most popular social networking site (others are for instance Twitter and the recently launched Google+, though it’s been eerily quiet there). Facebook at the moment has over 750 million active users. A whopping 71% of all US internet users are now on Facebook. For some more cool infographics and statistics and a nice overview of Facebook’s history, click here. [...]