This infographic from Ocean Media highlights several key events in history that help define advertising, and lead it to where it is today. Several different countries are represented as they developed new methods to get information across to their audiences and helped pave the way for more development in the advertising, and promotional realm. Also featured is the future, and what the possibilities are for the next generation of advertising.
Aall In Limo has created this infographic that shares some fun and interesting facts as well as history regarding one of the world’s all-time favorite beverages – Beer.
It’s common to be on the lookout for celebrities in the concrete jungles of New York and L.A. but you can hunt for famous “game” in less common “habitats” using social media as your guide. If you’ve got some social media savvy and a little bit of luck, you might just bag some face time with your favorite superstar, without resorting to creepy stalking. ForRent.com explores this further in the following infographic.
The following infographic visually shows consumers the top selling cars in the world, the deadliest cars on the road, and past vehicle faux pas making the listed cars the “Killer Cars of All Time.”
The trend has been steady and clear – e-commerce is no longer on the sidelines. Shopping online has become mainstream. If you’re aren’t attempting to build your business online, then you aren’t trying to build your business. The infographic below by PayLoadz outlines the leaps and bounds that have taken place in the arena of e-commerce during the last five years. If you haven’t joined the movement yet, now is the time.
Have you ever queued overnight and shivered in the rain to buy the latest apple release? Can you name ALL the mac operating systems? Do you have an Apple tattoo? Do you remember Classics and Quadras (five minutes to apply a filter in photoshop, good old days) and G3s, G4s and original Jelly iMac? Or did you come along just in time for flat screen imacs and the sexy aluminum look.
How is social affecting search? The point of conducting this study was to examine the behavior of online users and see if they align with the preexisting notions of search, mobile and social behavior. While many of our ideas were confirmed, we were also greatly surprised by many data points.
There are a number of reasons why a site may load slowly, some of those reasons include: cookies, content, server, CSS, JavaScript, etc.
This infographic by TechWyse is designed to show you why your website may not be loading fast enough.
Mobile devices are revolutionizing search behavior! In fact, did you know that 40% of television viewers use their mobile device to conduct online searches while watching TV (I’m one of them)? This and more interesting facts compiled in the following infographic.
America is severely addicted to fuel, and we’re not helping with our low gas prices and federal funding for highways instead of public transit. You may complain about the price of your fuel, but it’s nothing compared to countries like Turkey, which pay nearly $10 a gallon, or even compared to the international average, which we fall $2.72 below. Our cars drive 7 billion miles and use up 18 million barrels of fuel in a single day – a full third of the world total of 53 million barrels per day. How long can this continue?
