| August 2012: U.S. Smartphone Owners Prefer Pictures To Words
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msg:4500724 | 4:42 pm on Sep 27, 2012 (gmt 0) | Quite likely that will rise, too, as more smartphones become deployed. Pictures really ought to be on the appropriate marketing programs. Pictures beat words: In August, U.S. smartphone owners visited Instagram from their smartphones more frequently and for longer periods of time than they visited Twitter. That data comes from Comscore, via a new mobile measurement report: It says that throughout August, Instagram had an average of 7.3 million daily active users — or DAUs, in Facebook parlance. That tops of Twitter’s 6.868 million DAUs over the same period of time.[url]allthingsd[/url] |
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msg:4500748 | 5:10 pm on Sep 27, 2012 (gmt 0) | This is why Google implemented "carousel"..( with all the problems it brings to image creators vis a vis Google and 3rd party scraping )..they know, as do those of us who create and sell images, that people prefer images to text..images have no language barrier, a picture is worth a thousand words..and very many dollars..for good images..
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