How to Sell More: Listen to Social Consumers
Social Consumers Are Sharing Your Growth Plan Every day, social consumers share – for free! – the kinds of data that companies pay market researchers a lot of money to help them gather. By monitoring...
View Article3 Mobile Apps that Make You More Social
Previous posts have discussed how social and mobile are changing marketing as well as the trend of social and mobile converging. This post takes things further with three apps that make your mobile –...
View ArticleInfographic Reveals Top Tech Trends of 2011
The thinkers at G+ have created a great Infographic that looks back at the top tech trends and players for 2011, including the rise of: Group Buying (Groupon, Living Social) Tablets (iPad, Galaxy,...
View ArticleTiming is Everything: Post When it Counts
Social media marketers now have data to guide them in choosing the best time to post content on Facebook and Twitter. Argyle Social created a helpful infographic (see bleow) to help marketers...
View ArticleCIA Spies on Social Media
Know where the next social revolution will happen? The CIA and President Obama probably do thanks to hundreds of analysts monitoring social media at the CIA’s Open Source Center (OSC). The Center, a...
View ArticleSocial Business: The New Growth Engine
According to IBM, companies with better stock prices, profits and business results are 57% more likely to use social techniques. These social businesses use social networking and media tools to...
View ArticleReport shows social and mobile converging
What do social and mobile have in common? Each other, apparently. Nielsen’s latest State of the Media: The Social Media Report – Q3 2011 provides some interesting data points supporting the trend of...
View ArticleInfographic: 60 Seconds on the Internet
Just for fun, here’s a snapshot created by Go-Gulf.com of what’s happening on the Internet every 60 seconds. A few social media-related highlights: 100 accounts are created on professional networking...
View ArticleGoogle+: 1 Network Too Many?
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner is reported by Business Insider to have expressed the idea that adding Google+ takes the social networking landscape from “understandable” to unmanageable. In his view, there...
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