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As per the statcounter blog data, firefox 3.5 hi the most popular browser in the world. It gag a market share of 21.93% . Ie 7 is now at position 2 with market share of 21.23%. Followed by ie 8,ie6 & firefox 3.
By now every internet marketer is supposedly aware that twitter & Facebook are great Marketing Tools. It can be used in multiple ways to market a product, service or a business. However measuring your success on these platforms is a tedious job. Facebook does provide some analytics & measurement tools but twitter does not provide anything at all in terms of performance measurements. For an average & in some cases above average internet marketer twitter success measurement = Number of twitter Followers.
Well here comes a solution to the problem. Ad.ly is a website that provides analytics measures for your twitter success Right now you can see follower statistics like: gender breakdown, percent engaged, location (domestic and global), most influential and my personal favorite, the time of day you tweet and time of day you get retweeted.
Analyze your audience and content on Twitter…
Engaged vs. Spam/Disengaged
Who interacts with you
Male and Female Segmentation
Sentiment Analysis
Would you like to see more data like that on your followers? I thought so. How about this:
The most interesting thing that I find in this is you get to know when you will get retweets the most. This allows you to update twitter more when your most active audience is online, thus bringing you the maximum conversion rates & higher reach,
When these statistics are combined with bit.ly url click data, You get a pure gold mine.
Nielsen & Comscore both reported increase in search share for Bing & Google.Yahoo is still struggling hard to maintain it’s share. since last few months yahoo is facing a continues drop it’s search market share. If this continues bing will surely regret it’s 10year long deal with yahoo. Google leads the market at position 1.
yahoo is at position2. Followed by msn-bing. Ask is at position 4 followed by Aol @ 5.
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