Twitter Users Watch More Videos

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Posted on 16 July 2009
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According to Tubemogul, Twitter is referrring some of the most engaged video viewers on the web:

…we recorded a sample of 6,763,690 video streams referred by links from Digg, Facebook and Twitter. The results? On average, audiences clicking on video links from Twitter watch a video 36.91% longer than viewers referred by Facebook and 49.98% longer than viewers referred by Digg.

You can read the whole Tubemogul report here, and if you’re looking to promote your next video project and you still don’t have a Twitter account, what are you waiting for ?

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