Interesting Finding about Email from 5 Million Emails

How many email you receive every day? How many of them you actually open to read? And how many email you just delete without bother to look into further? According to a recent interesting study that conducted by Baydin, it said the average email user receives 147 messages every day (that's a lot of email for an average person), they spend more than 2.5 hours on email a day - that's a lot of time spending on checking the emails. The study also pointed out that … [Read more...]

How Social Influence Millennials Shopping Decision

Millennials, you're not the younger generation anymore. For the past decade, you were the ones to watch. But now, as the eldest among you are fast approaching 30, there's a new group just begging for some attention. As it said, by 2017, Millennials – those consumers now in their mid-teens to mid-30s – will have more spending power than any other generation. Who are the Millennials? Based on the Pew Research Center They are the most ethnically and … [Read more...]

Infographic – Social Login Increases in Time Spent and Engagement

"Web surfers who log into third-party sites with Facebook Connect spend an average of 50% more time on those sites, and view twice as many pages." according to Gigya's research. Based on the study results, it seems like that users who like to log into sites through using their social network credentials also like to interact with their social graph - for example, posting a comment on their blog that also posts to Facebook. Gigya also found that Facebook accounts … [Read more...]

Infographic: Facebook Attack Trends

If your computers have been attacked by virus, did you ever wonder why and where those worms come from? The usual suspects that will pop up in the mind are - from file sharing, clicking on suspicious links, hanging online with an unsavory crowd and so forth to cause turns out getting a virus. Or in the worse case, having your identity or credit card information stolen, it can happen through no fault of your own. Commtouch released their quarterly Internet Threats … [Read more...]

Infographic – Mobile, Address Book and Backup Trends

Did you know that 19% of U.S. smart phone users have dropped their phone in the toilet? Or, that 66% of consumers store both professional and personal contacts in the same address book? Generation Y, however, is more likely to use the cloud and online backup, including backup of contacts. See below this infographic, the latest study from Plaxo New Mobile Trends, there are some interesting discover. … [Read more...]

Infographic – Which CMS Should be the King of Open Source

When comes to the open source platforms, WordPress, Joomla and Drupal are the three top one that many webmasters will look into. When comes to the popularity of CMS, each one of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. Devious Media has develop an interesting infographic (see below), it shows the detail of each platform, for me, it is pretty clear who is the winner, how about you? As blogging, it is important to choose the right CMS. … [Read more...]

Infographic – The Best Time Post on Facebook and Twitter

Not sure how accurate these data are, but the info is interesting, from below this infographic, you can see - 80% of the US population is in Central and Eastern time zones, Saturdays are the best day for posting on Facebook and Tweets at 5pm EST get the most RTs. It is indeed good to know when is the highest percentage of your audience is eavesdropping on your social networks. However, from what I see, Saturday is a day for mostly fluff, funny videos and etc kind of … [Read more...]