Our content marketing platform client, Compendium, gathered data across Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to see what works best for social sharing in terms of time, day of week, and what to say. While a lot of these findings are not surprising, I was particularly intrigued by the differences in Twitter and LinkedIn. As the infographic shows, using an exclamation results in high click throughs for LinkedIn, but it does the opposite for Twitter. Furthermore, using a number in a tweet results in 50% more click throughs, but it has no … Continue reading
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Infographic: Social Sharing Button Playground
What good is your content without enabling the ability for that content to be shared? I’m always surprised when I read an amazing page and there’s either no sharing buttons or it works improperly. If I click a share button and the title and description don’t come up, I’m typically too busy to make an edit and push it out there. I just bail… additional readers lost! I don’t have every sharing button on our site. Over time, I’ve identified the ones that appear to bring us the most relevant … Continue reading
Infographic: Ecommerce Social Login & Sharing
Great data from Facebook, LinkedIn, Google and Yahoo! on social logins, social sharing and ecommerce conversions. Monetate works with retailers like BestBuy, Urban Outfitters and sites like QVC and Comcast to optimize their sites to increase conversion rates. Social commerce is much more than a Facebook store or attributing a sale to an inbound channel like Twitter, Google+, or Pinterest. Consider social login and social sharing to increase conversion, engagement and other metrics. Infographic by Monetate.
Great Marketing: Look Beyond Marketing
A huge part of marketing is the ability to have an infinite stream of content to support your people, product or service. In the business world, things change every day – we get new business, we develop new products, we offer new services and we get new customers. Each event provides great fodder for new content! In fact, the only way to run out of great content on a corporate web site is to run out of people, products, services or customers. That can happen and it’s probably a good … Continue reading


