Posts Tagged ‘Infographics’

Love it or hate it, or well, ignore it, but Google+ seems to be an important part of Google’s strategy to connect with the web.  The service has caught some traction with its Hangouts feature, but other than that there seems to be a few reports that attempt to explain that Google+ is as sparsely attended as a hockey game in Texas.  That doesn’t mean the service isn’t offering some compelling features, and the folks at Infographiclabs have put together a list of 20 reasons why you should switch to the emerging social network.

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Pinterest accounted for 17% of all social media-driven revenue in the first quarter of 2012. Now that marketers have joined Pinterest, the users have started to set their own rules about how to interact with them. The site is, after all, a place to get shopping ideas. This infographic from Tamba shows some surprising statistics about the online pinboard.

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Google has made an effort to be more transparent with its privacy policy, first by condensing the policy into one page, and then by putting ads in public places like trains to make sure people know how to use their privacy controls.   A new infographic from Backgroundcheck.org shows how well people have listened.

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Which image bookmarking site is right for your brand? Pinterest and its competitor, Fancy, go head-to-head in this infographic from SearchEnabler.

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Pinterest is the 16th most popular website in the U.S. and nearly half of all Pinterest users are Americans. This infographic shows how quickly Pinterest is spreading around the world.

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Pinterest is even more viral than Twitter. Right now 80 percent of pins are actually repins, whereas only 1.4 percent of tweets are retweets. This infographic explains why.

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Google is making changes to its algorithm that will penalize websites for “over optimization.” It’s not the first time that Google has tried to cut through the spammers and content farms to bring better content to the top of the search results. This infographic has the details.

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If you can’t get enough infographics, you’re in luck. After much anticipation, the data visualization platform Visual.ly has released some new tools for organizing data from your Facebook and Twitter accounts.

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A growing audience and a powerful search engine are two reasons that Google+ is becoming a useful social network for brands. This infographic shows how to use the network to benefit your business.

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As if television and radio weren’t distracting enough, social media sites on mobile devices have made it possible for die-hard sports fans to take the game with them anytime, anywhere. This infographic explores just how far the fans will go to keep up with their favorite teams.

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