Media has never been more consolidated than it is today. In fact, just 6 media giants now control a staggering 90% of what we watch, read or listen to. In this infographic, learn who these companies are and discover just how much power they hold.
In a recent study, Pew Research partnered with Facebook and discovered a major phenomenon: the typical user receives more comments, messages, and “likes” than they give out. Why is this? Turns out, everyone has a few zealous Facebook friends who are extra engaged in one or more activities on the social network.
Customers today interact with brands via multiple channels, often simultaneously. For marketers, the fundamental business imperative is to make the customers experience truly seamless and highly relevant across a growing spectrum of channels. The following infographic lays out some interesting data on integrated marketing.
The American father’s role has begun to take shape into a more involved father figure. In the last couple decades, dad has begun sharing more of the child-rearing responsibilities, and America is now starting to celebrate and recognize the value of “dad” more than ever before. This infographic takes a look at the 21st century dad.
The following infographic by OvulationCalculator.com reveals some of the signs of ovulation. It also provides advice to help predict when a woman is ovulating and most fertile.
This infographic from Automoblog.net shows the history of the electric car, along with historical gasoline prices following the timeline. It dates all the way back to the 1800s, up until the most recent electric car concepts.
With Father’s Day just around the corner, we are reminded that Dads play a huge role in our lives. In this infographic published by OverStock.com, learn some interesting statistics about Dads as well as Father’s Day itself.
We see products and brands represented in movies all the time. How often are they simply coincidence or actually paid product placements? In the following infographic, AnyClip takes us through the history of one such product placement – Coca-Cola.
The following infographic illustrates the parallels between the Freemium Business Model (used by Skype, Dropbox and of course HootSuite) and baking a pie. The infographic offers step by step instructions on how to incorporate all the key ingredients for freemium success.
Let’s face the facts: at this point, Google+ is no Facebook, but that doesn’t mean you should dismiss it as a marketing tool. While Google+ doesn’t have (and may never have) the numbers that Facebook has in terms of users and engagement, the type of engagement that occurs in the Google+ setting may actually make it a choice outlet for your marketing messages.
