Most of us belong to several social media networks. Whether you use Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, Pinterest, or any of hundreds of other sites, we are identified not only by our name or screen name, but by the photo we choose to identify ourselves with. What do those pictures mean? Here
How often do you check Facebook? Twitter? Google+? Pinterest? Email? LinkedIn? I'll admit it, I have FOMO...Fear Of Missing Out...do you? Turns out over half of us fear we might be missing something if we don't connect up to our favorite social media sites regularly. This infographic from the folks at MyLife
We all want to be liked. We want our friends, family, co-workers, bosses and peers to think highly enough about us to speak positively about us to others. In the world of business we want to be liked as well. We want to make our customers and clients to feel positively about
Talk about information overflow.... in just the last five years the amount of digital information created and shared around the world has grown over 900 percent to a whopping two zettabytes. So now you are asking yourself, "what the heck is a zettabyte?" You know how big a gigabyte is, right? Your
Each and every day close to 3 billion people log into and engage with social media sites. This infographic from Saxum shows us just how much we do in a given day online, from email to online searches, from blog posts (such as this one) to photos shared. How is your
