Saturday, October 18, 2008
There have been a number of lists posted around the blogosphere about the Top 50 Australian bloggers or Top 100 australian marketing blogs etc.
As we couldn't find an equivalent list for twitter - we put together a list of Australia's most influential Twitterers. This is a draft version for now and im sure we will release a more accurate version soon.
We have most definately missed a whole bunch of Australian Twitterers and we need your help to make an accurate list. If you could leave a comment on this post with the names of the people we have missed we would appreciate it significantly.
Note: Shameless self promotion - this list was put together by @nickhac
The forumla we have used for calculating TwitterRank is:
TwitterRank = (Following / 10) + (Followers) + (Updates/100)
If you would like to propose an alternate formula we would be pleased to hear it.
Labels: Online PR, Online PR Sydney, Social Media Marketing, statistics, twitter
Posted by Nick HaC @ 8:32 PM
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Our friends at PearlPR just sent us this info on Worldwide Search Statistics for August 2007
Some interesting results
- 61 billion internet searches carried out around the world in August
- Google managed 37 billion internet searches were made with Google during the month, accounting for 60% of the total,
- 750 million people aged 15 or over, or 95% of the world's internet audience made searches in August, averaging out at 80 searches per user.
- The Asia-Pacific region made the most searches at 20.3 billion
- Europe made 18 billion searches
- North America made 16 billion searches
- Latin America made 4.7 billion searches
- Out of Google's 31 billion searches, five billion occurred through Google-owned YouTube.com
- Chinese language search site Baidu.com was the third most popular search engine with 3.2 billion searches or 5.3% of the worldwide total.
- Microsoft sites accounted for 3.5% of worldwide searches at 2.1 billion.
Labels: behaviour, consumer, demographics, search, seo, statistics
Posted by Nick HaC @ 12:40 AM
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