The Evolution of the Written Word in the Social Media Information Age

I started writing about the drug industry – specifically the commercial side of the industry – in 2002 with the publication of the first issue ofPharma Marketing News. At the dawn of the social media age in 2005, I started writing Pharma Marketing Blog and in 2008, I started tweeting.By the end of 2016 I will have written over 4 million words, which is equivalent to eighty (80) average length non-fiction books! BTW, I also co-authored a book ("Socialize Your Patient Engagement Strategy").Here is the breakdown of the current stats relating to my Internet publishing activities over the years:Pharma Marketing News (started January 2002)639 articles  Over 1.2 million words (1800 words per article)  Pharma Marketing Blog(started January 2005)2393 postsOver 2.3 million words (554 words per post) Pharmaguy on Twitter (started March 2008)Over 26,000 tweetsOver 0.5 million words (21 words per tweet)Do you see the trend?Read more »
Source: Pharma Marketing Blog - Category: Pharmaceuticals Tags: content curation Content Marketing social media Source Type: blogs