Media Consumption 2011 (Infographic)
Ad Age presents an Infographic of the results of an extensive survey profiling media use in 2011 by type of media, generation, and time of day.
Ad Age presents an Infographic of the results of an extensive survey profiling media use in 2011 by type of media, generation, and time of day.
In 2006, most companies believed that Social Media was nothing more than a passing fad. And as with most disruptive technologies or business models in the early stages, there was no ROI in sight. But some companies began experimenting with Social Media and started to see its potential for new sales, marketing and support channels….
Here’s an Infographic about TED Talks at TED.com – an online idea-sharing and education platform and one of the most successful and well-known. TED Talk videos have been viewed over 800 million times since 2006. With names like Bill Clinton, Sergey Brin, Steve Jobs and Jane Goodall, the roster of TED speakers reads like a…
Here’s Stephen Paul’s Top 3 picks from the latest round of Social Media Infographics. Say what you will about the tidal wave that is social media: it’s over-hyped, a fad halfway through its 15 minutes, that surely won’t be around in a few years’ time. —– Here’s Stephen Paul’s Top 3 picks from the latest…
NEW Facebook Timeline? This is your life. We all know the phrase. It’s a throwback to a 1950s television show that walked through the life stories of its guests in front of friends, family… and a national television audience. The odd part about the original This Is Your Life, the part many people don’t realize,…
The promises online marketing seems to offer are many and great: measurable results, laser-beam accuracy in targeting specific demographics, lower costs than television and newspaper advertising. Nevertheless, some marketers who have jumped onto the online marketing bandwagon aren’t seeing the kind of results they had hoped for in their company’s bottom line. What’s the problem?…
Facebook was developed and launched from inside a Harvard dorm room (8 years ago) Facebook is now on the brink of an Initial Public Offering that has the company valued at up to $100 Billion. That’s well over enough to cover the national debts of Cuba, Guatemala, and Panama put together. There are 900 Million…