One of things we try and relate to our clients is the fact that their website and social media represents them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Their digital sites never take breaks, vacations, or time off. We also try to stress the importance of participating online by
Google and Facebook are both 800 pound gorillas in their respective markets. Yet both are competing for our time and attention. Facebook is trying to get us to search within itswalled gardens, while Google is trying to get us to use their social media network. They both have plusses and minuses to
Despite the fact that the average person spends 7 hours a month on Facebook versus 3 minutes a month on Google+, there are some very compelling reasons to at least be part of both communities. This infographic from infographic labs gives some of the reasons to consider switching. We say why pick
As we spend more and more of our time online, so too follows advertising, to reach us. Here is a data packed infographic on online advertising spending around the world from the folk at Go-Gulf . [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
I will be the first to admit not being normal. I am connected 24/7 in one form or another. My laptop lays upside down on the bed (to vent) in case I wake in the middle of the night to check email or view what's going on with Facebook and so on. How
