Rand’s recent WBF about co occurrence was a real wake up call for those still transfixed with link building practices of old.
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Setting up a new Twitter profile or Facebook Page can be a time-consuming process, especially when it comes to working out the sizes of all the images you need to make your channels – or those of your clients – stand out from the crowd. And what about the other social platforms, like Pinterest and Google+? Wouldn’t it be great if somebody could put all of this information on a single page? Earlier this year we looked at a very thorough social media sizing cheat sheet from those nice folks at LunaMetrics and now, not only have the team at LunaMetrics revamped the look of their graphic, they’ve also updated the content so that it now includes all the latest social media sizing information for Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
See the infographic for all that essential sizing details... Via Lauren Moss 
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November 29, 2012 5:07 AM
We have posted something similar before but here is another one. These are very useful guides. Delete the scoop?
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