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- 1. Perspectives on the Internet, the Economy, and Social Media Jordan Rohan Clearmeadow Partners Presentation to DPAC May 12 th , 2009 DPAC Conference
- 4. S&P 500 Up 32% from March Bottom…. but still down 35% since SIS 2008 DPAC Conference Internets S&P 500 A rally of 57% required to get back to even!
- 5. Negatives: Corporate Debt Spreads Remain Massively Wide DPAC Conference Spreads Have Eased, but Remain Highly Elevated DPAC Fall ‘08 1.5 Years Ago DPAC Summer ‘08
- 6. Public Markets Have Re-Valued Internet DPAC Conference
- 7. Decelerating 1Q Growth Rates DPAC Conference -3,634 bp -1,891 bp - 2,878 bp -3,178 bp
- 8. Google – Decelerating Growth Rates DPAC Conference Rest of World U.S. U.K. 1Q08 2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09 United States 29% 27% 22% 13% 4% United Kingdom 39% 29% 17% -1% -9% Rest of World 64% 61% 52% 34% 16%
- 11. Social Media Continues to Grow ….while portals decline… DPAC Conference
- 12. Social Media is Fantastic Consumer Application DPAC Conference … but only marginally profitable… Source: Comscore, Clearmeadow
- 13. Twitter – Extraordinary Growth in Audience DPAC Conference 17x Growth in Past Year
- 16. Retention Rates – Twitter is only 40% DPAC Conference Source: Nielsen MySpace Facebook Twitter Twitter Retention Rate of ~40% is Low, Relative to other Social Media
- 17. Internet Reach and Retention Levels DPAC Conference High Retention Rates Required for Mass Audience Source: Nielsen
- 18. Trends in social platforms DPAC Conference Source: Google Trends