Are mobile devices destroying your body? (infographic)
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Mobile consumer behavior (infographic)
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GeekLOVE (inforgraphic)
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When I grew up being called a geek or a nerd was a very negative thing. (See infographic below for the difference between the two.) Over the last several years, being called a geek has become a badge of honor, so much so that you can now geek out over your subject of choice. For instance: Food Geek or Foodie Film Geek Fixie Geek Architecture Geek SCUBA geek What’s interesting about this is...
A infographic tattoo about tattoos
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Hurdles for Social Commerce (infographic)
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I don’t classify selling items on social networks as social commerce – it’s more distribution – but there are some good suggestions in here to get us over the issues (some that look like old Internet qualms). If you’re wondering, I think of social commerce as this.
LinkedIn or Facebook for B2B? (infographic)
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This is an interesting infographic and there are two things that really stand out as critical to the argument. People do not shut off business thinking when on Facebook. Uh . . . maybe . . . Why do B2B businesses advertise during sporting events? Good point but I’m not sure that watching TV and interacting with a brand on Facebook is a truly a one-to-one. Plus, I’m not sure that B2B...
The mobile workplace (infographic)
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The 7 deadly sins of SMS marketing (infographic)
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Clickthrough rates via Twitter from @HubSpot (infographic)
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How touchscreens work (infographic)
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