In a small survey done by agency Mindjumpers.com, among people working in marketing and communication (primarily from Denmark), the company got some interesting insights.
Contributor Jonas Klit Nielsen from Mindjumpers.com shares them with you in this post.
The survey had about 170 valid responses and people were asked about their behavior on social media.
For many marketers, the front pages of major social (news) bookmarking websites have often been seen as the holy grail of online authority and marketing potential.
Offering hundreds of thousands of page views, a true tidal wave of online exposure and word of mouth marketing power, and the flexibility required to generate thousands of online subscribers, the front page has become the top goal for many online marketers.
The only problem is that the reality is not quite as rosy as the rumors.