Yesterday we looked at how men and women differ in how they communicate thorough social media sites. Today's infographic shows how teens interact with each other digitally. We've all seen teens in the mall around a table, or worse yet, walking together, not talking to each other, but texting each other. This infographic from
We love to compare how different men and women are. Men are from Mars, Women from Venus and so on. It's funny how two people can see something from two totally different angles. However, that 's what makes the world go round (or so they say). How we shop, how we consume
Some of these numbers are a bit dated, but this infographic from Ad Age and Avalaunch Media really presents the power of the major social media networks in a concise easy to read presentation. For those of you who are more novices to social media or want to show the power of it to
Social media is quick.....very quick. Every day, hundreds of millions of people share what's going on and where. It only makes sense that fast food restaurants would want to be a part of the fastest media. So which chains are the fastest and cover the most social media ground? This infographic from
What does your favorite websites say about your political leanings? Ignoring the obvious FoxNews vs MSNBC, Drudge Report vs Huffington Post; it turns out the social media sites you choose to frequent say a bit about your political beliefs as well. Here is an infographic from engagedc that shares some information in this arena
