http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/index.php?disp=comments en-NZ http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:35:27 +0000 Philippine Outsourcing [Visitor] c194@http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/ You both have great points there. Twitter is a great avenue for the young people out there who have the luxury of using the web anytime they want. They use it as a means of communication, often updating their status which depends on what they're doing or what their mood is. It'll be great place for any business out there who's target market are the young people because they often have the time to visit the site as compared to those who are working. http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/index.php/twitter-demographics#c194 Mon, 22 Feb 2010 19:23:14 +0000 Wayne Attwell [Member] c186@http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/ Thanks for the comment Jen. I think you're right in some respects but it does open new avenues for organisations marketing to the youth demographic. Just depends which side of the fence you sit on I guess. http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/index.php/twitter-demographics#c186 Mon, 22 Feb 2010 19:14:52 +0000 Jenni [Visitor] c185@http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/ Interesting. I think the decline in over 25's and increase in young people is a bad thing for businesses using Twitter as communication tool. Social media has always been dominated by young people, and having one media that was predominantly used by an older market meant that businesses could get through to that market more successfully. http://www.boldhorizon.co.nz/brand-marketing-blog/index.php/twitter-demographics#c185