Just How Much Money Do The Creators Of Viral Videos Make? [INFOGRAPHIC]
By Allison Stadd on June 28, 2013 1:00 PM
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Viral YouTube videos are no longer one-time flukes.
Now an entire industry surrounds YouTube stars – JennaMarbles, the third most popular channel on YouTube, earned almost $350,000 in one year from ad revenue – and Twitter plays a critical role in that by facilitating the spread of viral content.
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First off: No, you will not see a video of President Obama punching someone in the face here – or anywhere for that matter.
Can you guess who’s winning the social media fame game? The usual suspects – Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber – make their appearance, but you might be surprised by some of the other names on the list.
They’re the “Big Three” of social media: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. If you have a solid presence on all of them, you’re well on your way to social media stardom.
Facebook might still be the juggernaut of social media advertising, but Twitter takes the second-place silver medal. More advertisers will be turning to Twitter this year than YouTube, LinkedIn or Google+ to get at their customers’ eyeballs – and their credit cards.
Twitvid has made a name for itself as one of the biggest repositories of videos shared on Twitter, second only to YouTube, with over 40 million monthly views and over 12 million unique viewers. However, starting today Twitvid is going from repository to social destination with a major facelift that takes the service to a whole new level.
HootSuite, one of the most popular Twitter dashboards, is expanding in a big way. The company just announced its new
Twitter beat out Facebook, YouTube and Spotify as the best social media site of 2011 at the
Twitter beats out all other brands, save one, when it comes to visibility on primetime broadcast TV shows. In fact, Twitter was more visible than all paid product placements on TV in August. And the company didn’t have to drop a dime.



Nadine Cheung
Editor, The Job Post