Most of us learn very early in life, not every thought that comes through our minds are appropriate to verbalize. In the same vein, not every thought of posting to a social network is appropriate for every network....if appropriate to post at all. A good rule of thumb is don't post anything you wouldn't
With the recent announcement of Facebook's purchase of Gowalla, we thought it appropriate to look at who uses geosocial and geolocation services. This infographic from Flowtown gives us a good breakdown on the demographics of users and the sites they use. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
One of the trepidations for many in embracing geolocation apps such as Foursquare or Yelp and even saying much on Facebook, is the risk of being robbed. It is not an unfounded fear. Burglars have also embraced the web and social media in casing their intended targets. In a recent discussion with
As we've pointed out previously, there are some general demographic differences between iPhone users and Android users. Recently Onavo put out an infographic outlining the differences in app uses between the two mobile phone platforms. iPhone users are much greater Facebook users while Android users are much stronger in Google's new Plus
Admit it...you've looked for your business on Google. Have you looked for your business on any of the online review sites however? Google Places? Citysearch? Yelp? Yahoo Local? Foursquare? If you haven't, your next assignment after reading this is to do so. According to RatePoint, over 76% of consumers consult online reviews
