How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

How does your social media program stack up?

Burson-Marsteller’s recently rolled out their Global Social Media Check-up for 2012. The report chronicles social media usage for the Fortune Global 100. While most don’t work at one of these companies, they are still a good benchmark for all of us to compare our programs to.

Perhaps the most staggering number of the whole deck was that the Fortune Global 100 companies were mentioned a total of 10,400,132 times in a single month.

While I don’t expect your numbers to live up to that, here are six stats that you can use to benchmark your program:

  • 82% of the Fortune Global 100 have Twitter accounts compared to 74% with a Facebook presence
  • 48% of these companies have a G+ account, while only 25% are on Pinterest
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 152,646 likes on Facebook
  • 70% of these corporate Facebook pages are responding to comments left on their walls/Timelines
  • Fortune Global 100 companies average 10.4 Facebook pages
  • Twitter is the most popular platform in Latin America

Below is the full presentation (click here to download):

How do you compare to the Fortune Global 100 when it comes to social media?

7 Responses to How does your social media program stack up?
  1. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @jeffespo Who wants to know?

  2. jeffespo
    August 1, 2012 | 2:17 pm

    @StaceyHood your mom

  3. StaceyHood
    August 1, 2012 | 2:22 pm

    @jeffespo I JUST talked to her! Geez, that woman!

  4. lizstrauss
    August 2, 2012 | 11:52 am

    RT @lizscherer: How does your social media program stack up? http://t.co/vbydGwTP via @jeffespo

  5. jeffespo
    August 2, 2012 | 2:27 pm

    @lizstrauss @lizscherer thanks ladies 🙂

  6. waseembelushi
    August 3, 2012 | 9:07 pm

    @tonia_ries @jeffespo Nice READ! Thanks for the Post!

  7. jeffespo
    August 8, 2012 | 1:22 pm

    @cargillcreative Thanks!

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