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The most shared selfie across the world wide web5 Interesting and intriguing digital marketing statistics that made headline this week |
1)As American woke up to firecrackers on July 4th..Reddit was down handling both fire and firings as Reddit users rebeled against the website miffed with " firing of one Victoria taylor "one of the best moderators of reddit. As a result 100's of subreddits have been taken off .Around 203,000 people have signed a Change.org petition to bring back "the fired " director of talent who ran its Ask Me Anything (AMA) feature.She had been highly credited for bringing in an eclectic mix of personalities ranging from Madonna to President Barack Obama
2)Nike's association with the US women footballs team bore fruit as Nike showed a 121% higher user association with the brand and victorious US women football team than tournament sponsor, Adidas, in content across 600,000 Web, mobile and social-media sites.
3)Youtube viewership during the women football world cup broke the 19 million record it generated a year ago during the FIFA 2014 as it exploded and set an all time record for any football event during the women's tournament with 28 million views
4)IBM got its ales and marketing staffers to promote its products and services across social media sites and created a hashtag #NewWayToWork, which resulted in 120 million digital impressions which drove 141,000 clicks to campaign
5)Approximately 26% Americans fake birthdays to get a better deal online . This was based on the results of a research conducted by Mindshare North America's retail arm, Shop+, who analyzed more than 1,000 responses to understand how 18- to 34-year-olds really use the web and how they shop .
6)US independence day celebration seems to be going on .Till now over 26million Americans have changed their FB profile picture to include a rainbow as a show of solidarity shown by US supreme court and LGBT community
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