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Most Viewed Pages

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bebdata dot com fun factsWe were reviewing our website statistics and found that 11.5% of our website hits come from our blog!

Most read blog (to date) is the Fairness for Struggling Students Act (posted on April 24).  Coming in at a close second is the blog on our recent Graphic Excellence Award win, posted on March 15.  Rounding out the top three most popular posts is our Ro Royall at the Houston Zoo Partners Summit.
Some other interesting stats include:

  • Our top two most visited webpages are the Home Page and Resource Center!
  • Of outside links directing people to our website:

* 21.7% come from our sister company’s wesbite bebtexas.com
* 11.7% come from Twitter
* 5% come from LinkedIn
* 2.1 % from the QR codes on our 2013 Calendar landing pages
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Corporate Wins Hermes Award!

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There is a lot of excitement around here today as our corporate office was notified that they have earned a 2013 Gold-Hermes Awards for the twitter social media campaign in the Emerging Market category!
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There were over 5,600 entries throughout the US and several other countries in this years competition and judging is based on quality, creativity and resourfulness.  It’s an added bonus to win gold in the emerging market category and we’re all very proud to be honored by this prestigious organization.
The Hermes award is an international competition for creative concept, writing and design of traditional and emerging media and is conducted by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.

You can see an outline of the entry by clicking here!

Subprime Lending In Stimulation Mode

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bebdata on twitterCredit card and vehicle financing subprime lending is in a stimulation mode.  A recent study showed 25% of risk managers at banks and other financial institutions surveyed expect subprime lending to expand in the next six-months.  About 50% of those predict a rise will surface in auto loans which indicates that the market may be loosening.