Last week, Team IZEA headed to New York to take on the Corporate Social Media Summit.
While there IZEA CEO, Ted Murphy, presented findings from the 2012 State of Social Media Sponsorship Study which provides insights into what both social media Publishers and Advertisers feel a blog post, tweet, Facebook post and sponsored photo is worth.
You can download your own copy of the report here.
The twitter stream was fast & furious for the event, so we thought we’d let the attendees tell the story.
Excited to be moderating #CSMNY panel on integrated marketing at 4:45. Any Qs for @JessBerlin from @american_eagle or @izea, tweet me!
— Heather A Taylor (@heatherAtaylor) June 13, 2012
#FF Follow the leaders for social media insights.@izea #csmny
— Arthur Barbato (@arthurbarbato) June 15, 2012
20% of influencers spend as much time on #socialmedia as they do at a full-time job – @tedmurphy @izea #csmny
— Carolina Thomas (@Carol91186) June 13, 2012
More money is being spent on social media sponsorship outlines @tedmurphy @izea #csmny
— Useful Social Media (@UsefulSocial) June 13, 2012
76% of #socialmedia influencers dislike being asked to do something without compensation – @tedmurphy @izea #csmny
— Carolina Thomas (@Carol91186) June 13, 2012
Paid to earned: “50.5% of paid publishers do bonus posts, 70% verbally tell a friend…” @tedmurphy @izea #csmny stateofsms.izea.com
— Jennifer P. Brown (@jenniferpbrown) June 13, 2012
@ryanschram Great stats from @IZEA today! Thanks for the data! #csmny
— ericacampbell (@ericacampbell) June 13, 2012
Tags: Corporate Social Media Summit, SMS2012, State of Social Media Sponsorships, Useful Social
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