Various social media networks appeal to different audiences and often have very different purposes. Linkedin is quite different from Twitter. Facebook is very difference than Google+. So when do you use what social media site to reach whom? This infographic from Zintro gives us a good insight into where we should
Often the best explanation is the easiest explanation. While we strive to provide a good solid understanding of social media in these pages, here is a photo we found from Douglas Wray and posted on Instagram that does a great job in explaining social media in a very tasty way. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Pinterest is making a huge dent in the cyberspace of social media. Launched a little over two years ago, the photo sharing site has exceeded 15 million users and more importantly is commanding an ever increasing share of time spent on social media. Research is showing that users spend more time
The 2012 Presidential Campaign is in full swing already, pitting Mitt Romney against incumbent Barack Obama. Obama was seen in 2008 as having the edge over John McCain through his use of the existing online and social media of the time, such as MySpace and email marketing, while the McCain campaign concentrated so
It still amazes me how many business have no social media presence. No Facebook page, no Linkedin page, no Twitter account, no Google local, nothing. I can understand some specialized business to business trades that might be a bit reluctant to take the time to setup websites and social media, but in
