If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you know that we use a lot of statistics and facts to present compelling cases for all manner of arguments regarding Internet marketing. Of course, we don’t make that data up. No, we use sources such as eMarketer, MarketingProfs and other research entities that compile information that…
Posts Tagged ‘Statistics’
Online Media Statistics from The Economist – "Shift Happens"
Last month we posted a video with all kinds of statistics about online media and the Internet. There was a minor debate over the validity of the statistics, because the video was produced as a marketing piece by an author who’s selling a book on the same subject. This video from The Economist, however –…
Goodbye (and Good Riddance) IE 7
Internet Explorer, long the bane of Web site developers everywhere, is being given the old heave-ho by many users. In my weekly look at browser statistics (thank you, StatCounter), I was pleased to see that the combination of IE 8 and Firefox’s growth has finally taken over Internet Explorer 7′s dominance. As of today, June…
Web Makeover Gives GolfEtail a Boost
What a difference a Web makeover makes. Over the past year we’ve made several changes to the GolfEtail e-commerce Web site, including the addition of rotating Flash banner ads; the launch of a blog that features golf player and product news; and the introduction of The DealTeam, animated characters designed to facilitate a sense of…
More Global Internet Statistics Coming Your Way
StatCounter recently (march 3rd, 2009) launched a new “GlobalStats” site, making all of their aggregated internet usage stats available for public consumption. This is not the first of its kind, but StatCounter’s contribution is a good one. Statistics on internet usage consistently rate among the highest read posts on HiringTheInternet and are often searched for. …
10 Facts You Should Know About Online Generations
Wheelchairs, Diapers and the Ever-Expanding Internet A very good friend of mine in his 60’s had been working in marketing for over 40 years for a very large multi-national corporation. Though some might think it impossible to work in the 21st century without a computer, my friend never even turned one on until a few…
