Twitter turns Red Hot
By the frequency of my writing about Twitter, it shows that Twitter is the hottest topic around. As I dig deeper, I get amazed about it’s reach, rank & pageviews that it generates. No wonder it’s the most talked about in the Blogosphere – may be in terms of its Business model, Revenue Model or plain evangelizing it all through. I even took my shot at defining its Revenue Model.
I got these graphs from Alexa on Twitter’s Reach, Rank and its Page views. It’s interesting to see it’s standing vis-a-vis other microblogging sites like Friendfeed & Jaiku.
Twitter’s Daily Reach Stats (According to Alexa):
Twitter’s Traffic Rank Trend (According to Alexa):
Twitter’s Daily Pageviews Stats (According to Alexa):
Consider this over cup a coffee (Source):
- The New York Times has adopted Twitter as its benchmark company for technology’s social media segment. Twitter gets so much coverage in the Times it’s amazing.
- Major broadcast journalists are using Twitter to interact with their viewers
- Major companies are using Twitter to launch significant customer service initiatives
- Millions of blogs around the world evangelizing it. One of them is me!
It’s true that twitter has become so hot that it’s difficult to ignore. More so, in a very sustainable manner. It has also recovered from incessant Fail Whale propositons.
Now Marketers need to learn how to use this tool effectively and integrate it in their online marketing campaigns to have that extra mileage in terms of converting million brand conversations into meaningful word-of-mouth which can give enough traction to develop engagement with their customers.
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November 18th, 2008 at
Twitter is quite the social media phenomenon. When were designing our blog, here: http://www.ShootFromTheHipBlog.com we went back and forth on whether or not to inlcude Twitter updates from our team in the blog. We eventually decided to do it and it’s been one of the most popular features. Now we just need to keep up the focus and make the regular updates that will keep our audience coming back, we’re getting there!
November 18th, 2008 at
I think Twitter growth very nice and increasing day by day.
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November 19th, 2008 at
It is nice to see that twitter has come such a long way. But more interestingly, it has surpassed expectations inspite of repeated downtimes.
Infact, many industry experts dubbed Friendfeed to be the next Twitter Killer when it was launched and clearly they were wrong. Jaiku could bounce back even for the obvious reason. Anyways looking forward to read more on twitter in your blog.
Thank you for the post. Keep up the great work.