As more companies and nonprofits are evolving into social enterprises (a hybrid of charity and business), many are counting on social media to help them succeed. With online charity giving steadily rising, along with the ever-increasing popularity of social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, and more, it’s not hard to find a number of recent examples of social enterprises that are effectively using social media to aid in their efforts.
The digital landscape is constantly evolving to incorporate new tactics in digital marketing. Syndacast has developed its very own infographic, showcasing 2013’s hottest digital marketing trends. To get caught up in the latest trends, businesses must understand where their clients are and how to effectively reach out to them.
There have been many exciting moments in the social advertising market, so Unified Social has created a timeline infographic that shows major market players, including their API partners at Facebook, Twitter, Linkedln, StumbleUpon, and others that have emerged as social network leaders. They have created powerful new ways for advertising to reach the right consumers with the right message at the right time.
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.
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.
What ever happened to MySpace? We all remember the days when snapping narcissistic photos in a mirror was the “cool” thing to do. Shockingly, many years have passed since MySpace mania petered out and we bid our adieus to our first friend, Tom. Since then, popular platforms like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have surfaced as top social destinattions.
Twitter and Facebook have huge audiences, but smaller social networking sites for niche audiences from mustache lovers to knitters are picking up steam, with new ones popping up all the time. MyLife.com tracked down 12 unique sites for specific interest groups you might want to join or share with your cat-loving friend.
Through analyzing social media growth captured from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube as well as artist data on new bands, Sonicbids is pleased to introduce you to the top 13 emerging bands for 2013 who are producing some of the best new music currently available.
The vast majority of us use social media such as Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest on a daily, and in many cases, hourly basis. However, few stop to think about the negative impacts that this social media usage has on both our phones and our lives. liGo takes a look at some of the most interesting statistics surrounding social media and mobile phone usage in the following infographic.
