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Twitter drives 10% of traffic to websites

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  2. It’s odd that the trend for most sites has been down. I think that SMO is going to play a huge role in Internet marketing in the years to come.

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  4. I believe that twitter generates in most cases only few quality traffic to websites. Whereas the majority of the traffic triggered by tweeds is curiosity driven and has less effect. This is not bad per se.
    But therefore it is very important, how you use the twitter.com/fwfo”>only 140 “tweeding” characters: The shorter the message, the better your diction has to be.

  5. Based on my statistics, facebook drives most of my traffic, so I totally agree with this report. And not only does facebook drive more traffic, it drives better Quality traffic too! Most of the traffic I get from Stumbleupon have high bouce rate as opposed to the traffic I get from Stumbleupon, so I’ll stick to facebook anytime any day. The traffic from Twitter also has more quality than Stumbleupon too…

  6. Nice article. And so true. Some businesses are late comers to social networking and have alot of catching up to do to meet the coming needs of online marketing. Self included!

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