Research: Insights into sharing of links on social media

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Any study of how people in social media is always fascinating, but this study by ShareThis is extremely useful in terms of insight into how publishers use sharing tools efficiently and on what sites they should be for sharing the most important things in their report canot afford to focus on: e-mail is the most popular way to exchange links, despite all the hype about other ISOW accounting foro less than one third of the amount of traffic driven by search mediums.Sharing commitment: Job arose turn left to seek 50 percent more page views per unique as. Search drives a very focused and click is still the standard for intent.Twitter is a very popular stillot sharing channel. ShareThis Research, found that 46 percent of the shares came via e-mail, 33 percent of Facebook, 14 percent from other channels such as del.icio.us, LinkedIn, etc., and only 6 percent of Twitter.Clicks: content sharing , 40 percent of the clicks come from the joint article on Twitter, get 35 percent of the clicks from emails and other social channels, and found 25 percent of the clicks are coming from Facebook.Sharethis that Twitter, the least Engaging share platform with the users visit on average 1.66 pages as they pass through on one site, while users who were off e-mail most of the deals, visit sites and 2.95 rear right behind Up 2.76 page views. Of course, varies depending on the vertical and site Source: ShareThis
JakobWe Elson is one of the oldest and respectedame in terms of Web usability and research in this area Andow, he has written a book entitled Eyetracking Web Usability by JakobWe Elsen and Kara Pernice consultancyielsenorman the Group. Whatielsen conducted for this book and have done Pernice, the eye movements of hundreds of people as theyavigate sites, this has too much insight into how people werePeople with displays some of the key findings in this study interact track saw 36% of the ads on the pages they visited . The average time spent of a person look at a display, though, was short - one third of a second. People who only surf the web was only 5% more ads than attempt to accomplish a specific task. Participants in the study dealt with 52% of the ads that contain text only, 52% of the ads, images and texts were separated and 51% of the sponsored links on search pages. Advertisements that have far less attention even those who imposed the text is on top-scenes (people and only 35% of respondents) and those who (it appears to contain animation movement is considered to attract attention, but only 29% of these ads collected a glance). Source Time via plugMore on this subjectWhat types of advertising attracts the attention of the user clicking through banner advertising rates online advertising, what works best

Research: Insights into the sharing of links on social media