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Study: How Big Brands Are Using Tumblr

Study: How Big Brands Are Using Tumblr | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

While Tumblr now has over 100 million blogs, it is still the most overlooked social media network for brands. Currently, only 31% of the top 100 brands have adopted a Tumblr account. Social media analytics and reporting platform Simply Measured performed a study showing just how these top brands were performing and some of the tactics employed.


Of these 31 companies tracked, 21 were active in the past 30-day period (July 5th through August 4th). This places Tumblr as the sixth most popular social network behind Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and Instagram.


Of the 21 active brands on Tumblr, 13 post 3+ times a week, 7 post daily (7+) and 6 posted more than 10 times a week.  Of the top brands active on Tumblr the average number of posts per day was 0.7 posts, with an average “note per post” of 1,462. The shelf-life on Tumblr engagement is much higher than other traditional social networks with 29% of reblogs occurring after the initial 30-day period. Even more, only 36% of reblogs happen on that same day, and posts will see 51% of total reblogs within the first week....

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Here's what the smart ones are doing and what the others may be missing

AdPT-Creative's curator insight, September 5, 2013 6:23 AM

Always interested to see how, by  spreading interesting informaation to linked social media , whether it generates creative briefs or revenue enquiries!

Two Pens's curator insight, September 5, 2013 12:01 PM

Tumblr has an immediacy that I like. It's so easy to make your Tumblr page interesting so it doesn't feel like the same level of "work" that blogging does. 

Ouida Sparkman's curator insight, September 6, 2013 12:50 PM

Who would have thought?

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More Teens Use Tumblr than Facebook | MediaPost

More Teens Use Tumblr than Facebook | MediaPost | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Could Facebook ever go the way of MySpace? Given its ubiquity and continued growth around the world, that may seem unlikely, but here’s an interesting fact to consider: more 10th graders are using Tumblr than Facebook, according to a survey of 1,038 teens and young adults conducted by blogger and techie Garry Tan.

 

Tan used Survata to poll 546 teens ages 13-18 and 492 young adults ages 19-25 about their social media usage. Tan found that while 55% of the younger age group said they use Facebook, 61% said they use Tumblr. Meanwhile 22% said they use Twitter, 21% use Instagram, and 13% use Snapchat....

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This was a really interesting stat and good reminder to consider the demographic differences between each social media channel you're considering as part of a program...

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5 Brands Using Tumblr Effectively

5 Brands Using Tumblr Effectively | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

It may not seem as glamorous as big networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest, but with over 50 million users and 20 billion posts, it is unwise to overlook Tumblr as an effective medium for brands. On the surface, one might assume that Tumblr is just a place for One Direction fangirls to share each other’s crushes through reblogs and likes.

 

The channel catches a lot of flack for not creating much unique content (it is trying to remedy this perception through the creative collaboration that is Reblorg), but it is actually a thriving community. Tumblr reaches a much larger demographic than you might imagine, as seen in Ignite Social Media’s 2012 Social Network Analysis. Many brands are utilizing the channel with incredible effectiveness, possibly implying that more brands should follow suit.

 

Before we start listing off some spectacular branded Tumblr blogs, there are a few things you should know about the platform....

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