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David Wallace is a search & social media marketer who lives in Anthem Arizona with his lovely wife. Interests & hobbies include all things Disney, roller coasters, musicianship and Christianity. Follow +David Wallace on Google + as well as Twitter.

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Home Buying Checklist

Home Buying Checklist

June 19, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Buying a home for the first time can be a confusing process. This infographic from Henderson Properties helps first-time homeowners through the journey of buying a home by providing a helpful checklist.

The Saga of Superman

The Saga of Superman

June 19, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Jerry Siegel (1914-1996) and Joe Shuster (1914-1992), two Jewish teenagers, high school friends from Cleveland, came up with the idea…of a “villain” named “The Superman” in the mid 50s. This is how the story of the most famous superhero started and evolved into what we see today. With the upcoming “Man of Steel” coming up, see what the franchise meant and how Superman came to be in the following infographic by SuperScholar.com.

How To Explain DKIM To Your Grandmother

How To Explain DKIM To Your Grandmother

June 19, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

The growth of the Internet has caused email systems to grow increasingly complex with spam, phishing and forgery attacks plaguing users globally. Here’s an infographic by Message Exchange explaining how DKIM works in simple terms, easy enough to be understood by Grandma.

If Cars Were Celebrities

If Cars Were Celebrities

June 19, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

If your car was a celebrity, who could it be? Take a look at the following infographic from MoneySupermarket about this theme and try to find your car among our selection.

Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool

Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool

June 18, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Twitter and Facebook might catch a lot of flak for giving people the opportunity to post about their cats and their breakfast and their current outfits, but recent events have once again shown that social media is more than just a parking lot for trivial updates. When crucial, even life-saving information needs to be broadcast, social media is quite possibly the single most effective medium for getting the word out quickly.

Pet or Pest?

Pet or Pest?

June 18, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

The UK is known for it’s love of pets, but sometimes our furry friends can seriously damage our homes. Chewed and scratched furniture can cost hundreds to replace, so home insurance is a must for pet owners. This infographic from MoneySupermarket also has some simple suggestions to limit the damage your animals can do to household items.

Evolution of the Hen and Stag Party

Evolution of the Hen and Stag Party

June 18, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Stag and hen parties (also known as bachelor and bachelorette parties) have changed dramatically over the years – from the Spartans and Henry VIII to Vegas and party weekends. Eclipse Leisure provides us a fun look at how they started and the ways in which they have evolved throughout history.

Students Spend Their Lives Wired In To Their Phones

Students Spend Their Lives Wired In To Their Phones

June 17, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

The following infographic by The Snugg provides descriptions and demographics of mobile phone usage amongst college age individuals. Learn the types of activities that phones are used for as well as the total amount of time spent using phones and the most popular apps, phone brand, and network providers.

America’s Love Affair With Tacos And The Story Behind It

America’s Love Affair With Tacos And The Story Behind It

June 14, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Some crazy taco sales happened in 2012 – Americans ate 4.5 billion tacos just last year alone (I ate quite a few myself). The infographic by Forkling goes over the history of tacos starting in the year 1520, all the way up to present day. So, grab yourself a taco, or two and enjoy!

Presenting the Past: Ups and Downs of Hollywood Prequels

Presenting the Past: Ups and Downs of Hollywood Prequels

June 14, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Some of the most anticipated films of any year aren’t movie sequels but their prequels, like this year’s Monsters University. After all, haven’t you wondered why Monstropolis residents are scared of children or how our favorite monsters got to be scarers? Just like sequels, some of these movies can be a satisfying two-hour ride that answers all our questions while some are a waste of those two hours.c

How To Create The Perfect Pinterest, Google+, Facebook & Twitter Posts

How To Create The Perfect Pinterest, Google+, Facebook & Twitter Posts

June 13, 2013 | By | 2 Comments

mycleveragency’s latest infographic cuts through all the jargon and marketing spiel and condenses what it takes to create a great post across Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

What TV Dad is Most Like Yours?

What TV Dad is Most Like Yours?

June 13, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Is your dad the coolest man walking like Mad Men’s Don Draper or is he the ultimate family comedian like The Cosby Show’s Cliff Huxtable? Take the quiz,created by Blip, to find out which TV dad is most like your own!

Driverless Cars: The Future of Motoring

Driverless Cars: The Future of Motoring

June 13, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

Driverless cars have often been talked about as the future of motoring, but it seems that they are now far closer to becoming reality than is generally realized. MoneySupermarket has created an infographic giving a bit of background about the market and discussing who is currently leading the race to dominate this industry which promises to revolutionise the motoring landscape.

How the IRS Abused the 501c Tax Loophole

How the IRS Abused the 501c Tax Loophole

June 12, 2013 | By | Add a Comment

The IRS has a known history of scandalous behavior. With Nixon, Johnson, Hoover, Kennedy, and the FBI using the IRS to intimidate their enemies, it’s no surprise that people have their eye on the IRS. Now under President Obama, they’re at it again, which begs the question: bureaucratic blunder or political profiling? The following infographic from TopAccountingDegrees.org explores this issue.