
The Mobile Attention Index 2026
Where U.S. mobile attention goes in 2026 — Apple, Google, TikTok, Meta, Snapchat, Netflix, Amazon, Uber, DoorDash. The Mobile Attention Index from Everything-PR.

Where U.S. mobile attention goes in 2026 — Apple, Google, TikTok, Meta, Snapchat, Netflix, Amazon, Uber, DoorDash. The Mobile Attention Index from Everything-PR.

An infographic by Internet Service Providers, titled Battle of the (Social) Sexes, shows just how men and women are using Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter.

A follower is no longer a fan. The only question that matters is whether that audience converts to revenue, citations, or attention you actually own. Original benchmarks on what 10,000 followers are worth on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube.

A new Optify study found Twitter accounted for 82% of social media leads across 600 US B2B SMB websites — more than LinkedIn or Facebook. What drives the Twitter advantage.

Internet radio might not be the most impressive in terms of audience, but this particular digital medium is catching the eye of marketers.

There are people that don’t usually set a New Year’s resolution, but of those who do set such a goal at the beginning of the year, it seems that many won’t keep it, as a SocialVibe recent research reveals. During December 2012, the company surveyed consumers while engaged on the streaming music, social gaming and loyalty sites they frequently visit. Customers were invited to join a multi-answer survey, and at the end of the month SocialVibe had 562 completed interviews.

The Physician Influence Index ranks the 500 most influential doctors online across specialty, geography, platform, and AI engine Citation Share. Everything-PR's annual flagship healthcare ranking.

In December 2012, Nielsen named Wikia a top-10 social network. Wikia has since become Fandom — 250,000 communities, 350M+ monthly users. The fan-wiki model has expanded across Tesla, Apple, LEGO, Nintendo, Reddit, and TikTok. The case file.

Pew's Global Attitudes Project shows social network use rising fastest in low- and middle-income nations. India, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, and other emerging markets are growing on a different curve. The implications for the consumer internet and global brand marketing.

Nielsen's Social Media Report shows U.S. consumers spent 121 billion minutes on social platforms in a single month — 37% growth year over year, with mobile driving most of it. What that means for marketers.