Tag Archives: predictions

Developing Trends in Internet Usage

Feb 22nd, 2011    Fun & Facts, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing

A graph of the number of tweets per day. Pretty much every web usage stat looks like this.

Today we continue our series on future trends in web development and usage by focusing on how we organize, search, and share information online.

One trend is clear: we are putting information on the web at an increasingly faster rate:

  • Twitter reports tweets per day went from under 50 million a day in 2010 to over 110 million a day now.
  • At the end of 2009, Facebook had 350 million users. At the end of 2010, there were over 600 million.

Want more numbers? Check out 2009 and 2010 stats from Pingdom’s “Internet in Numbers” series. Read More

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Emerging Trends in Web Design

Feb 16th, 2011    Branding, Design, Fun & Facts, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Web Development

We're gazing into the future to identify new trends in web design

We’ve been extremely busy around the office lately. We launched our new site and are gearing up to celebrate 10 years in business. Looking at our old site and the past 10 years got us thinking: what will the future be like? As a marketing and digital design agency it is our job to stay current. We subscribe to industry publications. We attend conferences and seminars. Some of us are even pursuing advanced degrees. All of these activities provide insights that help answer the important question: what’s next in the world of web design? Read More

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2010 Social Media Predictions

Dec 15th, 2009    Social Media Marketing

Well, it’s that time of year again!  Time for the Internet to be bombarded with posts about predictions of what is to come. It happens every year. Some predictions come true while others still remain to be seen (Second life? We are still waiting to see that take off…) At Alter Imaging, we just couldn’t resist the temptation to hop into our Delorian and go check it out for ourselves.

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