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50 Key figures about online reputation

50 Key figures about online reputation

Online reputation has become an everyday household word, the extent of which is shown here in 50 key figures you should know about online reputation.

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May 07, 2015
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  1. 2,09 billion people can see what is published on the

    internet. *International Telecommunication Union (2013)
  2. 80% of what is said about a brand is not

    issued by the brand itself. *Radically Transparent (2008)
  3. 74% of consumers look for information on Google before buying

    a product or a service. *Weber shandwick & Krc research (2012)
  4. 60% of Internet users prefer to click on web search

    results that do not come from the business’s own website. *Digital Firefly (2013)
  5. Only 16% of internet users trust brand adverts, whereas 90%

    of them rely on their friends and 78% online strangers. *Global Online Consumer Survey (2011)
  6. 30% of « bad buzz » are spread by the

    international media in the hour that follows. *Etude Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2013)
  7. 40% of businesses undergoing crises don’t have a contingency plan.

    *Etude Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2013)
  8. 21 hours is the average time before a company release

    an information following a crisis. *Etude Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2013)
  9. 90% of crisis last fewer than 72 hours but can

    leave indelible traces. *Freshfields (2014)
  10. 53% of businesses affected by bad buzz do not recover

    their initial stock prices in the year that follows *Etude Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2013)
  11. 74% of Internet users appreciate when a company decides to

    communicate via the social networks. *Emarketer.com (2013)
  12. 64% of internet users trust the brand when it interacts

    with their friends. *Emarketer.com (2013)
  13. 85% of Internet users pay attention to any traces they

    leave on the Web. *Scanblog and Openminded gencies(2011)
  14. 71% of Internet Users are adept ‘Googlers’, looking up people

    they know. *Scanblog and Openminded Agencies (2011)
  15. 1 hour and 8 minutes is the average amount of

    time spent by an average adult online and 83% of which sur on their smartphone. *Forrester Research
  16. 77% get informed and share information on the Internet, 62%

    communicate and 25% create content. *Forrester Research – Groundswell (2013)
  17. 53% of Internet users vent their frustrations on Twitter and

    17% on Facebook * Rajesh Prabhakar (2011)
  18. Only 13% of internet user express on blogs and 7%

    on Youtube. * Rajesh Prabhakar (2011)
  19. 33% of recruiters have already eliminated a candidate due to

    negative information found online. * Execunet (2013)
  20. 31% of recruiters have hired a candidate thanks to positive

    information found on Google. *Execunet (2013)
  21. 79% of people contacted by a recruiter were done so

    via Viadeo and 43% via LinkedIn (versus 3% for Facebook and 1% for Twitter). *Execunet (2013)
  22. 42% of Internet users use Google to find out more

    about their colleagues and their superiors. *Harris Interactive (2011)