utting and pasting a URL into an email occurs 10 times more often than any other type of sharing.
03/11/11 14:12
From AdWeek: 3 November 2011
Cutting and pasting a URL into an email occurs 10 times more often than any other type of sharing.
Bookmarking and sharing platform AddThis has sifted through five years of its data on how, when, and where we use the popular service to share online content. Among its findings: Peak engagement with shared content happens just 2 minutes after a share.
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Cutting and pasting a URL into an email occurs 10 times more often than any other type of sharing.
Bookmarking and sharing platform AddThis has sifted through five years of its data on how, when, and where we use the popular service to share online content. Among its findings: Peak engagement with shared content happens just 2 minutes after a share.
Click here to read more