Turkey: fast growing Internet and digital business
Turkey has grown from 10,2 million users in 2006 to 35 million in 2010 achieving a 45% of penetration rate. Turkey, according to InternetWorldStats.com, is the forth in top10 european countries for the...
View ArticleSocial media beyond marketing & communication
In many presentions I find on internet about social media for business, I observed a focus on social media used as a tool for marketing communication activities. Even if the marketing and communication...
View ArticleOverviewing Social Media Education
Due to an advising project I’m working at, I reserached the offering in social media education. In particular I focused on USA, Italy and Turkey. Analyzing the informations collected (about 100...
View ArticleY-Generation: Linkedin, personal branding and reputation
Y-Generation doesn’t pay attention at social network as professional tool. I was told about it when I was invited for a speech at Ekonomi Universitesi in Izmir and I got it again last week at...
View ArticleTurkish LinkedIN Network Report April 2012
Incresed younger (+65%) and older (+83%) professionals. Members are Enterpreneur, Sales Persons and Engineeres working in Manufactory, High Tech and Education. The penetration rate of professionals in...
View ArticleThe Growing Social Media Influence in B2B buying process [SNID]
This post has been originally posted to SNID Blog The opportunities offered by social networks to B2B company has confirmed once more by the DemandGen Report “Breaking Out Of The Funnel - A Look...
View ArticleEXPO 2020 On Line Competition, Dubay gains the best results
Websites and Youtube are the most common tatics. Dubay is the most active on-line with the highest rank on Search Engine, the largest number of fans and follower on Facebook and Twitter. Izmir...
View ArticleThe content marketing schizophrenia and how to solve it
While preparing my speech for Yaşar University in Izmir about “How to create Contents that rocks“, I was searching some insights about the most used tactics in B2B and B2C. Looking at the “B2C...
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