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Social networking is the #1 activity online. Even though Google gets the most visitors, Facebook is where most of us are spending our time. And it’s not just about Facebook anymore. We are spending a lot of time on LinkedIn, YouTube, Tumblr and Twitter. While there are some clear major players in the social space, the social media universe continues to expand and 2011 was a banner year for the idea of an "Interest Graph."

In 2011, we saw Google launching Google and Pinterest grewing at an astounding rate. Facebook launched "Timeline" and "frictionless sharing" with partners like the much anticipated Spotify. Facebook also acquired design companies and the team behind Gowalla, showing the company’s intent to provide a consistent experience across devices and becoming a more prominent player in the mobile space.

2011 was also a big year for social IPOs: From LinkedIn to Groupon and Zynga, small tech startups are becoming public companies. There is much speculation around the existence of a bubble, and some say growth cannot continue because social networks are running out of users. However, Facebook is not yet public and we still don’t see a clear exit for Twitter.

There might be saturation, but social media has changed the way we live. And this means social media is no longer a question for marketers. Companies of all sizes have accepted and even embraced the importance of social media. Investments are starting to increase and companies are now building teams to tackle the new risks and opportunities that social media has created. While Facebook and Twitter ad spending is expected to grow only at a decreasing rate, advanced brands are leveraging more digital dollars for their social media marketing strategies and tactics. While "social" has been an afterthought for many years, marketing campaigns and programs are starting to feel inherently social.

This presentation is about the state of social media and social media marketing on January 1st, 2012.

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THE STATE OF SOCIAL MEDIA &

SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING IN 2012





ESTEBAN CONTRERAS

www.estebancontreras.com

Social Networks are the Most Popular Activity Online









1 in 5 online minutes spent on SN, Up from 6% in 2007





Source: comScore Media Matrix, Worldwide, March 2007 – October 2011, “It’s a Social World,” Dec 21 2011 EC

The Social Media Universe is Expanding



800 MM+ monthly active users 15MM+ users



800MM+ monthly users visit site 15MM+ users



232MM+ monthly active users 6MM+ users



230MM+ users 2MM+ users



135MM+ users 2MM+ users



115MM+ subscribers 2MM+ users



62MM+ users 1.5MM+ users



51MM+ users 500K+ users



20MM+ blogs 100K+ users





More people on more social networks than ever before



Source: Official and Estimated statistics. Facebook, YouTube, Zynga, Twitter, LinkedIn, Groupon, Flickr, Tumblr, Instagram, Foursquare, Pinterest, scvngr, Path, Google+

SlashGear, TechCrunch / Comscore, FastCompany, Oink: TechCrunch, GetGlue, Foodspotting: Soraya Darabi’s LinkedIn EC

Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Tumblr at All-Time Highs









Former social king MySpace seems to be fading away



Source:Nielsen, State of the Media: The Social Media Report Q3 2011, Home and Work (May 2011)

Source: comScore Media Metrix, U.S., Jun 2007 – May 2011 EC

Google Still Gets The Most Unique Visitors in the U.S.









Facebook and YouTube are in the Top 5





Source: Nielsen “Tops of 2011: Digital” EC

Americans Spend More Time on Facebook Than Any Other Website









Facebook has been #1 in time spent since 2010



Source: Citi Investment, Research and Analysis (September 2011)

Source: Comscore, February 2011, Nielsen, State of the Media: The Social Media Report Q3 2011 EC

Facebook was the #1 Search Term in the U.S. in 2011









For the 3rd Year in a Row





Source: Experian Hitwise, Facebook was the top search term for 2011, based on searches on Bing, Yahoo and Google EC

Facebook’s Mission: Make the World More Open and Connected









In other words… Engagement





EC

Facebook is Shifting Towards “Frictionless” Passive Sharing









Seamless sharing could mean even more engagement





EC

Asian, Black and Hispanic Populations Lead in Usage in the U.S.









All populations are becoming increasingly social





Source: eMarketer, Nov 2011. EC

No Surprise: 18-to-34 Year Olds Are Very “Social”

Percent of online adults using social media monthly, by age









But 55+ users are quickly catching up





Source: Experian, The 2011 Social Media Consumer Trend and Benchmark Report EC

Social Networks Are a Popular Venue For Casual Games









61.9 million Americans play social games every month



Source: PopCap Games, “2011 PopCap Games Social Gaming Research” Information Solutions Group

Source: Kabam, “Social Gamer Research Study” conducted by ISG, Sep 22 2011

Source: Quick Stat: US Social Gaming Revenues to Pass $1 Billion This Year, June 28 2011; eMarketer July 2011 EC

From LinkedIn to Zynga, Social IPOs are On The Rise









Facebook is expected to go public in 2012





Source: WSJ Market Data Group EC

Facebook and Google Continue to be Exit Strategy for Social Startups









2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011









Source:Wikipedia EC

Social Networks Now Reach 82% of the World’s Internet Population









That’s 1.2 billion people





Source: comScore Media Matrix, Worldwide, March 2007 – October 2011, “It’s a Social World,” Dec 21 2011 EC

Social Networking is Growing in Every Singly Country









Total time spent on all regions grew by 35%+ in 2011





Source: comScore Media Matrix, Worldwide, March 2007 – October 2011, “It’s a Social World,” Dec 21 2011 EC

Chinese Social Sites are Fighting for China’s Social Graph









Sina employees refer to Weibo as “FaceTwitter”





Source: Tencent Q3 2011 Financial Report, Sina Weibo Q3 2011 Financial Report EC

Forrester CEO: Social Media Saturation, “Bubble for Social Startups”









Some say there’s a bubble for social startups





Source: LeWeb, CNET Dec 8 2011 EC

Social Networks in General May be Saturated









But social media is now an integral part of our lives





Source: eMarketer Feb 2011, U.S. Social Networking Usage: 2011 Demographic and Behavioral Trends EC

“Staying in Touch” is a Major Factor in Social Networking









Social networks allow us to stay connected to friends





Source: Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, April 26 – May 22, 2011 Spring Tracking Survey, Based on adults who use SNS EC

The Idea of “Friends” is Changing







Percent of all online adults who use social media to communicate with…









Our “Social Graphs” are expanding





Source: Experian, The 2011 Social Media Consumer Trend and Benchmark Report EC

The “Interest Graph” is Shifting Attention Away from Classic “Friends”









There is a battle to map peoples’ shared passions





Source: AssetMap Blog, “Why the interest graph will reshape social networks” EC

Google is Creating a Social Layer with Google+









Google+ is an attempt to map the “Interest Graph”





Source: Google News EC

Google+ is Growing Faster Than Other Social Networks







Time to reach 50 million users (estimate)









67 million people have visited Google+



Source: Comscore

Source: Leon Haland, Google+ calculations by Paul Allen, comScore, MySpace, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn EC

Pinterest Also Focuses on Shared Passions









Visits to Pinterest grew 40-fold in only 6 months





Source: Hitwise, Pinteresting Trend in Social Media EC

People are Influenced by Friends / Family / Contacts









People don’t trust brands as much





Source: Vision Critical, “Online Social Networks: Trust Not Included” Sep 15, 2010 EC

Active Social Media Users are Influential Online









They also tend to be influential offline





Source: Nielsen, State of the Media: The Social Media Report Q3 2011 EC

Influence is Shifting from Media to Individuals









Startups are rushing to measure and rank influencers



Source: Eloqua & JESS3, The Message is the Messenger, March 8 2011

Source: Forrester 2010

Source: AdWeek, A Million Little Klouts, Dec 14 2001 EC

Messages Have Potential to Reach Many People Within a Network









Influential people can spread messages faster than ever





EC

Today’s Mega Celebrities Engage Directly with Fans









Some became influential by spreading content online





Source: “Dissecting Justin Bieber” infographic by Crisp Social, Mashable Nov 6 EC

Internet Privacy is an Increasingly Hot Topic









Internet users contradict themselves about privacy





Source: Crowd Science, “JustAsk! Advertising Attitudes & Behaviors Study,” Sep 29, 2011; eMarketer 2011 EC

Internet Users Appreciate Transparency









They just want to know what data is being collected





Source: Aimia, “Born This Way: The US Millenial Loyalty Survey” conducted by Harris Interactive, Oct 5, 2011 EC

Ultimately, Internet Users Want to Be Responsible for Their Own Privacy









Not many want government to be responsible





Source: Harris Interactive, “Behavioral Advertising and Privacy: What Consumers Think They Know & What Advertisers Need to Do About it”, by TRUSTe July 25, 2011 EC

Social Media Conversations Reveal What People Truly Care About







2011









If it’s important, it’s being talked about online





Source: Facebook, Twitter EC

Technology Adoption is Accelerating









Along with consumer’s expectations





Source: eMarketer 2011 EC

Americans are Becoming Seamlessly Connected Multi-taskers





• 40% of tablet and Smartphone owners use

them daily while watching TV



• People do a variety of tasks when watching TV

• 60% checking email

• 42% visit social networks

• 44% check sports scores



• Americans ages 8 to 18 consumer 8.5 hours of

media per day due to multitasking.

• 25-33% of Americans use more than one input

“most of the time” while watching TV, listening to

music, or reading.









We live in an age of continuous partial attention



Source: Nielsen October 2011, Pew Internet and American Life Project, Kaiser Family Foundation 2005 Survey, Harvard Business Review 2007

Source: Room 214 and Crimson Hexagon, “Digital Shifts: How New Media is Changing TV,” March 2 2011 EC

Mobile Social Media Use is On the Rise









On-the-go social media is becoming essential





Source: Nielsen, State of the Media: The Social Media Report Q3 2011 EC

Mobile Social Media Use Will Continue to Rise









The 3rd screen is becoming the 1st screen





Source: eMarketer, 2010, Mobile phone users who have a profile and access social networks from mobile phones EC

Gartner’s Hype Cycle Evaluates the Maturity of 1,900 Technologies



Social Activity

Analytics Streams

Group Buying

Virtual Worlds





Gamification

Location-

Aware Apps





Internet of

Things









Social TV









Social technologies are maturing





Source: Gartner, “Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies” 2011 EC

The Traditional Shopping Process is…









Linear, predictable, analog, brand-controlled





Source: The OPEN Brand: Digital Trends for 2011 by Resource Interactive EC

The New Purchase Journey is…









Non-Linear, multi-channel, digital, consumer-controlled





Source : The OPEN Brand: Digital Trends for 2011 by Resource Interactive EC

We Have Entered The Age of the Customer

“In (the age of the customer), companies that thrive, like Best Buy, IBM, and Amazon,

are those that tilt their budgets toward customer knowledge and relationships.”

- Josh Bernoff, Forrester Research









Empowered buyers have on-demand expectations





Source: Forrester, Josh Bernoff, Report: Competitive Strategy In The Age Of The Customer, June 2011 EC

Consumers Have More Power Than Ever Before









Old strategies must be revisited





Source: Forrester, Josh Bernoff, Report: Competitive Strategy In The Age Of The Customer, June 2011 EC

Social Media Impacts Businesses



Financial Risk Mitigation & New Markets









Companies are trying to understand its value





Source: Forrester research, The ROI of Social Media Marketing, Augie Ray EC

Companies Recognize Various Benefits from Social Media









Brand building is #1 perceived benefit





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

CEOs are Joining Social Media









Some actually engage directly with consumers





EC

Social Media is Becoming a CEO-level agenda









Social media is no longer a “fad”





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Today’s CMOs Must Understand the Digital Landscape and Consumer









Finding a balance between paid, owned and earned





Source: Forrester Research, “Owned Media” EC

CMOs Worldwide Plan to Increase the Use of Social Media





Percent of CMOs reporting under-preparedness to

manage market factors









CMOs at most companies feel unprepared





Source: IBM, “From Stretched to Strengthened: Insights from the Global Chief Marketing Officer Study,” Oct 11, 2011; eMarketer EC

4 out of 5 American Companies Used Social Media Tools in 2011









Most with social programs have 1-3 years of experience



Source: Altimeter, Social Readiness: How Advanced Companies Prepare

Source: Grant Thornton, “International Business Report” as cited in press release Nov 16, 2011.; eMarketer.

Source: eMarketer: Key Digital Trends for 2011, Nov 2, 2010 EC

Some Industries Have Not Yet Adopted Social Media









Some companies never will





Source: SAS and Harvard Business Review, “The New Conversation: Taking Social Media From Talk to Action” Oct 27,2010 EC

Businesses are Divided on Who Should Manage “Social”









Only 6% had a dedicated social media group in 2010





Source: Altimeter, “Career Path of the Corporate Social Strategist,” Nov 10, 2010 EC

Marketing, PR and Customer Service are Taking the Lead









Teams must collaborate to integrate across entire org





Source: Econsultancy, “Social Media and Only PR Report 2010” sponsored by bigmouthmedia, provided to eMarketer Sep 29, 2010 EC

Social Media Listening is Widely Accepted as Important









Some companies have dedicated listening centers



Source: MarketTools, “Social Media and Customer Feedback,” Oct 25, 2011

Source: TEKGROUP International, “2010 Social Media News Survey,” in conjunction with Ken Payne of Western Kentucky University June 16, 2010 EC

Social Media Crises Are On the Rise





Social Media Crises Can Occur in Any Industry Causes of 50 Social Media Crises 2011-2011









Poor experiences are #1 cause for crises





Source: Twitter; Altimeter, 50 social media crises occurring between Jan 2011 and August 2011 EC

Social Networks Are Becoming Trusted Advisors for Brands









Brands are striking deals with social networks





Source: Wall Street Journal, June 30, 2011; Twitter EC

Experienced Companies Are Integrating Social Media









Advanced companies see integration as a priority





Source: SmartBrief Inc., “The State of Social Media for Business” conducted by Summus, Limited, Nov 3, 2010 EC

Companies Are Executing Multiple Social Tactics









Branded social pages are a common marketing tactic





Source: Adobe, “2011 Survey: Digital Marketing in the Next Decade,” April 28, 2011 EC

Daily Group Deals Are Now Mainstream









But “Social Shopping” is not yet a reality

Source: BIA/Kelsey as cited in press release, March 3, 2011

Source: Eversave, “Holiday Online Shopping and Daily Deals Websites,” provided to eMarketer ,Nov 11, 2010

Source: JiWire, “Mobile Audience Insights Report: Q1 2011,” May 24, 2011

Source: eMarketer, May 2011 EC

Corporate Websites are Enabling Social Sign-On









Curation is gaining attention



Source: HiveFire, “Content Curation Adoption Survey 2011,” March 30, 2011

Source: Gigya, “The Value of Social Sign-on and the Registered User” conducted by Edge Research, Sep 15, 2010

Source: Janrain as cited in company blog, Aug 16, 2010 EC

Marketers Recognize the Importance of Facebook









Social media is becoming “critical”





Source: eMarketer: Key Digital Trends for 2011, Hubspot, “The 2011 State of Inbound Marketing” March 2, 2011 EC

Marketers See Facebook As Most Effective Social Media Site









Consumers prefer Fb marketing vs other social venues



Source: eMarketer; Brandon Hall Group and Covario, “How Does Integration of Social Media Marketing (SMM) Enhance…” May 19,2011

Source: Edison Research and Arbitron, “The Social Habit II: The Edison Research/Arbitron Internet and Multimedia Study 2011,” May 28, 2911 EC

Consumers “Like” All Kinds of Companies









Favorites include entertainment & food





Source: ROI Research Inc., “S-Net: The Impact of Social Media” sponsored by Perfomics, June 7, 2011; eMarketer EC

There is Debate Over the Value of a “Fan”





Cost Per Acquisition on Facebook The Value of a Fan (Various Studies)



• $9.56: (money saved in triggering a fan into a purchase or

other action assuming a constant acquisition cost of $1-per-

click, compared to the cost for a non-fan; calculated by

SocialCode).



• 2 cents: (offer for 500 new fans for $10.51; eBay).



• 57 cents: (offer for 1000 new fans for $57 by this fan-

creating agency).



• $1.07: (the cost of advertising on Facebook that

encourages a user to become a “fan”; Webtrends).



• $3.60: (as a media buy to reach 1 million fans; Vitrue).



• $71.84: (extra amount fans spend vs. non-fans; Syncapse)



• $136.38: (average annualized value of total fan

purchases; Syncapse).



• 20 extra visits to your web site: (vs. one visit from a non-

fan; Hitwise).









Some studies estimate $10 while others say $0.02



Source: How Much is a FAcebook Fan Worth? $10. Or Possibly 2 cents. Business Insider

Source: Why Brands Still Need Facebook “Fans”, AdAge Digital EC

Brands Have Accumulated Many Fans / Likes Over the Years









They are starting to focus more on “Engagement”



Source: SocialBakers.com

Source: SocialBakers.com, What Facebook brand pages have the best “People Talking About” number? EC

Customers Want Deals and Offers on Facebook









They also want news, product info and conversations



Source: PowerReviews and the e-tailing group, “2011 Social Shopping Study, Brief N: Consumer Research Dynamics, Facebook and Communities

Source: Millward Brown & Dynamic Logic, “The Value of a Fan” prepared for the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA), March 22, 2011 EC

Awareness of Location-Based Services and Offers Has Surged









Usage far from mainstream, several startups exited



Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project, “28% of American Adult Mobile and Social Location-Based Services,” Sep 6 2011; eMarketer

Source: Hipcricket, “2011 Mobile Marketing Survey Research Brief, Oct 20, 2011; eMarketer EC

Over 60% of the Top 100 Brands Have a Google+ Page



Most Followed Google+ Pages









Top 10 Brands: “Share” of Circlers









Google+ pages launched on Nov 7, 2011



Source: SimplyMeasured “Google+ Brand Page Adoption and Engagement Trends,” eMarketer Nov 16 2011

Source: ZoomSphere Google+ Page Statistics EC

Brands Continue to Strive for “Viral” Videos









Better reach is a key factor

Source: Association of National Advertisers (ANA) as cited in press release, Oct 10, 2011

Source: DIGIDAY and YuMe, “State of the Industry on Digital Video,” April 12, 2011

Source: Nielsen “Tops of 2011: Digital” EC

There is Great Demand for Skilled Social Media Marketers





Which of the following digital marketing skill sets, if any, will you look to acquire in 2011? (select all that apply)









50% of agencies looking to acquire social skill sets





Source: Sodaspeaks, Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) 2011 Digital Marketing Outlook EC

35% of Companies Have a Company-Wide Head of Social Media









65% do not have a head of social media





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Most Companies have “Hub and Spoke” or “Centralized” Organizations









Few companies consider themselves a “holistic” org





Source: Altimeter, Social Readiness: How Advanced Companies Prepare EC

Social Teams Made Up of Communications and Marketing Professionals









Average size of corporate social media team: 11





Source: Altimeter, Social Readiness: How Advanced Companies Prepare EC

Three Primary Roles Make Up a Social Media Team









Creative talent is becoming a priority





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Companies Have a Range of Capabilities Already In Place









50% plan to have all these capabilities in next 2 years





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Large Companies Have Many Social Accounts All Over the World









Average # of social media corporate accounts: 178





Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Social Media Teams Have Limited Budgets









Budgets for 2011 Avg Annual Social Business Budget

Per Corporation by Company Revenue









Companies still see social media as an experiment





Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Maturity Drives Average Budget, Team Size and Organization









Maturity Levels

(Self-Assessed)









Advanced teams have 20x the budget of novice teams





Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), Maturity Levels; 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Hiring Full-Time Employees is a Priority









Other priorities: Services, content and media buys





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Significant Staff, Ad Spend, and Community Management Increases in 2011









Technology spending also rose substantially





Source: Survey of Corporate Social Strategists, Altimeter Group, November 2010 EC

Budgets Are Increasing Year-Over-Year









Staff, social ads and community platforms are priorities



Source: eConsultancy, “Social Media and Online PR Report 2010” sponsored by bigmouthmedia

Source: Booz & Company and Buddy Media: “Campaigns to Capabilities: Social Media Marketing” 2011

Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Social Media is Shifting Dollars from Digital Spend









Shifts within digital include display and search ads





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Social Media Spend Will Increase As a Percentage of Digital Spend









Social media will begin to take up a meaningful share



Source: eMarketer Jan 2011, eMarketer Sep 2011; Booz & Company and Buddy Media: “Campaigns to Capabilities: Social Media Marketing” 2011

Source: Booz & Company and Buddy Media: “Campaigns to Capabilities: Social Media Marketing” 2011 EC

Internet Ad Spending is Closing the Gap on TV Ad Spending









People better recall cross-platform ads



Source: Nielsen October 2011, Pew Internet and American Life Project, Kaiser Family Foundation 2005 Survey, Harvard Business Review 2007

Nielsen; Google Cross-Platform Ad Effectiveness Study, 2011 EC

Consumer Behavior Drives Changing Investment





What is the primary reason that your marketing investments are changing? (select all that apply)









Competitive forces are also a key factor





Source: Sodaspeaks, Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) 2011 Digital Marketing Outlook EC

US Marketers Will Spend $3B+ in Social Media Ads in 2011









2012 global social ad spending will rise by 45% to $8B



Source: eMarketer Jan 2011

Source: Booz & Company and Buddy Media: “Campaigns to Capabilities: Social Media Marketing” 2011

Source: eMarketer Sep 2011 EC

Ad Spending on Facebook is Increasing at a Decreasing Rate









Facebook will generate $5.78B in ad revenue in 2012



Source: nanigans, Affinity Arbitron, eMarketer, Facebook, Internet World Stats, Nielsen, Newspaper Association of America (Oct 2011); Silicon Alley Insider

Source: eMarketer Sep 2011. Note: Paid advertising only, excludes spending by marketers that goes toward developing or maintaining a Facebook presence EC

Ad Spending on Twitter is Increasing at a Decreasing Rate









Twitter will generate $259.9M in ad revenue in 2012





Source: eMarketer, Sep 2011. Note: Paid advertising only; excludes spending by marketers that goes toward developing or maintaining a Twitter presence. EC

Budgets Are Rising But ROI is Still Difficult to Measure









47% Not able to measure value gained from investment



Source: Econsultancy, “Social Media and Online PR Report 2010” sponsored by bigmouthmedia; Note: n=347; eMarketer

Source: MarketingSherpa, “2011 Social Marketing Benchmark Report, Nov 15, 2011; eMarketer EC

Engagement Metrics Are Most Common Methods of Measurement









Other methods include sentiment, traffic and SOV



Source: Chief Marketer, “2011 Social Marketing Survery,” Oct 1, 2011

Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Soft Metrics Trump Harder Factors to Determine Social Media Success









“Ability to adapt & react quickly” seen as essential





Source: Booz & Company/Buddy Media Campaigns to Capabilities Social Media & Marketing 2011 Survey results EC

Top Companies are Developing KPIs & Dashboards, Seeking More Insights









Few are building revenue-generating platforms





Source: Booz & Company and Buddy Media, “Campaigns to Capabilities: Social Media & Marketing,” Oct 4, 2011 EC

Social Strategists’ 2011 Internal Goals led by ROI Measurement









Other internal goals: Education and organization





Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

Social Strategists’ 2011 External Goals led by Website Integration









Social corporate websites will be a big topic in 2012





Source: Altimeter, Survey of Social Media Program Managers (Q1-Q2 2011), 140 respondents, all over 1000 employees EC

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