Data #TBD

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. Le dernier post du site Information Is Beautiful - What are the Wall St Protestors So Angry About? - propose un visuel sur les inégalités de revenus de 135 pays.

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Online Social MediaFacebook INFOGRAPHIC 2011: Top 5 statsOnline Social MediaWe all love Infographics right; well we now have a new Facebook Infographic that has been updated for 2011?

  Here’s Stephen Paul’s Top 3 picks from the latest round of Social Media Infographics. First Up Infographic.

An infographic about infographics

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The state of the Internet

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How does content help with SEO efforts? The folks at Brafton have produced a “Why Content For SEO” infographic with lots of stats and information about the topic that you might find interesting: Want the infographic for yourself?

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Among the many factors that influence a purchase, color is one of those, that depending on the type of product, can have a major impact on buyers' decisions.

In this infographic you can learn how colors affect and influence North American people, as cultural differences make colors work in very different ways across different countries.

Special emphasis is given to identifying which colors work best and for what type of people/product.

Informative. 7/10 

Via Robin Good

How many times have you thought, “I wish I would have been a part of the Old Spice creation?” Or a part of creating any campaign gone viral? Perhaps you just wish you were creating daily content that was popular, meaningful and significant in and whatever you do.

Have you ever stopped to consider that maybe dabbling into more curation would be just as satisfying and effective?

The social space and world in general are full of people who want to create. Creating – the creative process – and fresh, new ideas make the marketing and business world go ’round. But what happens when this awesomely created content gets buried? If no one is there to collect it all into one place, it is likely to quickly go missing. That is, unless we acknowledge the power of curation.

Curation is not something for “those who can’t create.” It should not be thought of as a B-level social task. Remember, part of our jobs as chief sharers is to save people time. Curating does this...

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Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Robin Good

One of the questions that I’ve been asked the most in the years I’ve been doing Twitter data analysis is where in a Tweet is the best position (beginning, middle or end) to include a link to get the most clicks. I had always assumed the end was the best, so I never thought much about the question.

But about a month ago, I decided to actually look at the data about it and test my assumption.

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Is Web 3.0 just hype, or are people actually working with these technologies? Do people even understand what Web 3.0 is? That is what we endeavored to find out when in June 2011, we did a survey of about 200 people to see if they understood and were applying Web 3.0. Some of the answers we got back were expected, but we also did get some surprises.

Via Pierre Tran

In inbound marketing, consistent content creation can be beneficial for quite a few reasons.

A Slideshare presentation on how a great infographic should be made.

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Infographic Resume of Jonha Revesencio. It is an attempt to showcase the experience in community building and management

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The things you may not know about Facebook

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