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Influence and Social Media

On May 23rd, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

One out of every seven people on the planet are now connected to online social media. The effects today and huge and the potential of future connection and influence unparalleled in history. Here is an infographic from the folks at DashBurst showing how influential and powerful social media is today.

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A Day In The Life Of The Internet

On May 20th, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

We love these infographics… the who, what, when, and where of the internet and social media statistics are very interesting to many of us and we hope you as well. As we rapidly approach 3 billion people online around the world these statistics are massive and the trends very important. Check out this infographic..

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Getting Started On Twitter

On May 16th, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Unlike Facebook with a billion users worldwide, Twitter comes in a distant 200 million users. Funny how we think 200 million anything is small, however, Twitter is still one of the largest social media networks out there and it’s all done in short 140 character snippets. If you are new to Twitter, here is..

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Hierarchy of Digital Distractions

On May 15th, 2013, posted in: infographics, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

Attention Deficit Disorder is certainly something many people suffer from. Most of us suffer from digital distraction however. You probably looked for your mobile phone while reading this. Here is fun infographic diagramming the Digital Distractions Hierarchy from InformationisBeautiful. Think Maslow with iPhones.