This social media focused infographic displays statistics on the major social media websites that most of us use. It delves into whether businesses are blocking social media access and raises questions as to whether social media has an impact in the workplace.
Social media remains a staying power in connecting people with businesses. As businesses invest in their clients by sharing experiences and knowledge via social media, clients learn to trust and depend on businesses. One of the most recent venues to enter the social media sphere is medical professionals. The healthcare field is reaping the rewards of investing their time and expertise into social media.
Social media has become a huge part of our daily lives and how we communicate with those around us, so it’s no surprise it is having a major impact on our culture and how we view the world. People spend an average of 3 hours a day on social media. What is everyone looking at? Everything apparently. From breaking news to who we vote for and how we shop, social media is changing the world as we know it.
Millions of people use social media networks like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google Plus on a daily basis. However, few are aware that these four social media platforms have some nifty keyboard shortcuts that may help speed up the process of actually using them. Quintly shows us what these keyboard shortcuts are in the following infographic.
The average person spent 3 hours and 7 minutes online each day in 2012. What is driving this increase in web traffic? Social Media use as well as digital video content is impacting how we use the internet. Learn more about the impact of social media and digital video on web Usage in the following infographic.
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.
This infographic presents social media details of travel brands from hotels, airlines, car and cruises industry. They have compiled their journey on various platforms and their social media journey on Facebook , Twitter, Tripadvisor, Youtube and Linkedin.
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.
Giving students more control over their living situations results in fewer conflicts. Social media connects billions of people from all over the world, so why not use it to find your college roommate? Learn how in this infographic from the folks at ForRent.com.
Technology can undoubtedly help us become more efficient but it cannot create more hours in the day. What real life activities are we prepared to sacrifice in order to spend increasing amounts of time on social networking sites? Browser Media explores this in the following infographic.
