Inside Self-Storage - Social Media

Social Networks Attract Nearly Half of Web Users

New data show that 43 percent of all Internet users are involved with at least one social network, which is up from 27 percent the year before. ...More

June 17, 2009

Posted in News, Marketing

Craigslist Expects $100M in Revenue This Year

Craigslist has seen substantial Web traffic growth and can expect $100 million in new revenue, according to the Advanced Interactive Media Group. ...More

June 11, 2009

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'Scareware' Pressures Internet Users Into Buying Worthless Anti-Virus Software

Internet scammers have a new intrusive weapon to scare people into forking over money. It's called scareware, and it's poppping up all over the Internet. The deceptive promotions are designed to panic Internet users into thinking they need to fork over $30 to $80 for ...More

June 10, 2009

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Social Networks Keep Users on Twice as Long as a Year Ago

A new study by Nielsen Online shows social network users are spending twice as much time on sites like Facebook and Twitter than they did a year ago. ...More

June 3, 2009

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URL Link-Shorteners Popular With Online Users

With more online linking passed through e-mails and social networking sites users are turning to websites that allow them to trade out long Internet addresses, known as URLs, for shorter, easier ones, which are easier to pass on. ...More

June 1, 2009

Posted in News, Marketing

Using Social Media in Self-Storage: Does It Measure Up to the Hype?

Lately, there’s a mountain of hype surrounding social media, services like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Digg and MySpace. How do they affect self-storage operators, and can they use them to benefit their business? ...More

May 23, 2009 Derek Naylor

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More Self-Storage Auctions in California's Bay Area

The number of self-storage auctions has increased in Northern California by 10 percent over the past year. ...More

May 1, 2009

Posted in News, Legal Issues, Marketing

Facebook Draws Older Crowd

Social networking websites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace have long attracted young viewers, but new reports show older generations of men and, particularly, women, are using the sites. About 1.5 million female users older than 55 are on the site, the group says, ...More

April 13, 2009

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Facebook Revamps Policies, Asks Users for Input

Following backlash last week over policies, Facebook, an online social-networking website, is asking its 175 million members for input as it revamps its terms of use agreement.Virtual Town Halls will enable users to give feedback until March 29. In addition, the company may ...More

February 26, 2009

Posted in News, Marketing

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