Social Marketing vs. Search Marketing
Here are two comparisons from Google Trends and Twitter Venn Chart showing current searches for “search marketing” vs. “social marketing” (12-16-2011):
Source: Google Trends
Similar Posts
Internet Marketing as Elder Wand: The Internet is the most powerful marketing tool ever created – that is, if a Marketing Wizard can wield it
Ah, the magic wand of Internet marketing. In the world of Harry Potter, the Elder Wand was supposed to be the most powerful wand ever created. In the hands of someone like Dumbledore, the Elder Wand was a powerful force for good. In the hands of evil Lord Voldemort, it would be a weapon of…
Google+ For Business [Infographic]
We recently came accross this Infographic that helps illustrate the strengths of the Google+ social network. Plus some interesting factoids, features and tips that you may not know about. Like: A whopping 60% of Google+ users log in every single day (that’s 60% of over 90,000,000 users); and, a whopping 80% engage on a weekly…
Neilsen Social Media Report: Q3 2011
Source: Neilsen Social Media Report Q3 2011 Source: Neilsen Social Media Report Q3 2011
The Social Media Revolution Will Not Be Televised But it Will be on Your SmartPhone
Social media, social media, social media: it seems like social media is all anyone ever talks about anymore when it comes to online marketing, or even marketing in general. These days, it’s practically more common to hear spokespeople say, “Visit us on Facebook at ____” than it is to hear them say “Visit us online…
Facebook Sun Sinking? Twitter Star Rising?
Here’s today’s Facebook / Twitter riddle: What number do you get when you combine the populations of the states of Oregon, Oklahoma, Connecticut, Kansas, and Kentucky? Answer: Seventeen million, or the number of Americans who use Twitter (Source: ConvinceAndConvert.com). Granted, proponents of Facebook scoff at the number 17 million; after all, Facebook boasts 500 million…
Sue Gardner of Wikipedia … I’m Diderot … Bitch
There are many unsolved mysteries in this world, and one of these is the question, “Did the 18th century French philosopher and creator of the world’s first encyclopedia roll over in his grave when Sue Gardner adopted his name?” It was a late night session at Wikipedia when the Sue Gardner Diderot joke started. To…
![Google+ For Business [Infographic]](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20viewBox='0%200%20300%20300'%3E%3C/svg%3E)
