84% of #content is shared through #email and messaging tools (aka Dark Social).
#SocialMedia
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According to #Adobe’s third annual #email survey, people are checking their work and personal email less frequently than they were in 2016.
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💌 EMAIL by the Digits
3.7 billion: Number of email accounts worldwide
269 billion: Emails sent daily in 2017
121: Number of emails the average office worker gets per day
6: Average seconds within which people reply to a work email
45%: Percentage of spam in email traffic
95: Percentage of spam that gets delivered
3.1%: Average click-through rate for emails in North America
1.2 billion: Number of Gmail users
70 million: Amount of emails that Slack likes to boast it has “saved the world from”
775%: Percent increase in emojis in emails from 2015–2016
43%: Percentage of people that check email in the bathroom
#FunFact #Email
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3.7 billion: Number of email accounts worldwide
269 billion: Emails sent daily in 2017
121: Number of emails the average office worker gets per day
6: Average seconds within which people reply to a work email
45%: Percentage of spam in email traffic
95: Percentage of spam that gets delivered
3.1%: Average click-through rate for emails in North America
1.2 billion: Number of Gmail users
70 million: Amount of emails that Slack likes to boast it has “saved the world from”
775%: Percent increase in emojis in emails from 2015–2016
43%: Percentage of people that check email in the bathroom
#FunFact #Email
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🌐 The Internet's History
The #Internet's history goes back some decades by now – #Email has been around since the 1960s, file sharing since at least the 1970s, and TCP/IP was standardized in 1982. But it was the creation of the world wide web (www) in 1989 that revolutionised our history of communication. The inventor of the world wide web was the English scientist Tim Berners-Lee who created a system to share information through a network of computers. At the time he was working for the European physics laboratory CERN in the Swiss Alps.
The chart below shows the share and number of people that are using the Internet, which in these statistics refers to all those who have used the Internet in the last 3 months.
Read more on OurWorldInData and see the full-size chart here.
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The #Internet's history goes back some decades by now – #Email has been around since the 1960s, file sharing since at least the 1970s, and TCP/IP was standardized in 1982. But it was the creation of the world wide web (www) in 1989 that revolutionised our history of communication. The inventor of the world wide web was the English scientist Tim Berners-Lee who created a system to share information through a network of computers. At the time he was working for the European physics laboratory CERN in the Swiss Alps.
The chart below shows the share and number of people that are using the Internet, which in these statistics refers to all those who have used the Internet in the last 3 months.
Read more on OurWorldInData and see the full-size chart here.
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📱 Email & Mobile Notifications in Driving Loyalty
Generating more direct traffic to websites and apps is an important priority for publishers, with #email #newsletters a particularly favoured tactic for retaining subscribers but also for attracting new users. The Washington Post operates around 70 different newsletters & has found that recipients consume around three times as much content as those who don’t use email news. RI’s own data this year show that 42% of US digital subscribers have used one or more email newsletters in the last week compared with 35% in the UK but just 17% in Norway and 19% in Sweden. It is clear this is one area where Nordic publishers could learn a few tricks from the United States.
via The Reuters Institute.
🔗 Read more & download the RI's Digital News Report 2019 in yesterday's Pulse - don't forget to subscribe.
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Generating more direct traffic to websites and apps is an important priority for publishers, with #email #newsletters a particularly favoured tactic for retaining subscribers but also for attracting new users. The Washington Post operates around 70 different newsletters & has found that recipients consume around three times as much content as those who don’t use email news. RI’s own data this year show that 42% of US digital subscribers have used one or more email newsletters in the last week compared with 35% in the UK but just 17% in Norway and 19% in Sweden. It is clear this is one area where Nordic publishers could learn a few tricks from the United States.
via The Reuters Institute.
🔗 Read more & download the RI's Digital News Report 2019 in yesterday's Pulse - don't forget to subscribe.
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🌐 Internet is just a fad — Daily Mail (5th December 2000)
and then
#Email is just a fad...
#Facebook is just a fad...
#Instagram is just a fad...
#TikTok is just a fad...
Is #Clubhouse another fad?
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and then
#Email is just a fad...
#Facebook is just a fad...
#Instagram is just a fad...
#TikTok is just a fad...
Is #Clubhouse another fad?
🐦 source.
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