Tag Archives: twitter
The Referral Traffic Sea Change [CHART]
Posted on 13. Mar, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
The vast majority of all traffic is organic, and that’s not likely to change anytime soon… When it comes to referral traffic, however, that’s where you look for the patterns and trends that are changing the landscape. We’re seeing one right now — just look at the graphic below. A few weeks ago, I wrote [...]
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Because We’re All Image-Clickers
Posted on 28. Feb, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
After playing around with a few of the latest and greatest social media tools, I’ve finally found one that I think has all the right pieces in place… It’s a very good-looking, immediately engaging platform that’s really got this whole social shopping thing figured out, I think… As far as social platforms go, this one [...]
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A Tale Of Two Social Networks
Posted on 17. Jan, 2012 by Ryan Deiss.
It’s impossible not to draw parallels between Facebook and the other network that could have been Facebook… That network is, of course, MySpace, or my_____, or whatever catchy spelling that schizophrenic company is going by these days. According to a study published last week, Facebook is on its way to a billion users worldwide in [...]
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How Much Is A Twitter Follower Worth?
Posted on 27. Dec, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
Right now, a company is suing one of its former employees for… … 17,000 Twitter followers — each valued at $2.50 per month. According to the NYT, that’s a grand total of $340,000 folks! It’s the first time I can remember a lawsuit that places an actual dollar figure on Twitter followers, but I’m positive [...]
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Vaynerchuk Is Right
Posted on 20. Dec, 2011 by Ryan Deiss.
If you haven’t watched the video Gary Vaynerchuk’s keynote speech at this year’s Inc 500, you SHOULD (be advised, the guy really likes profanity). In the speech, he lays out some amazing predictions for the the future of marketing. In specific, he explains how social media is flipping the marketing model. What I really like [...]


