Facebook Advertising: Increase your return on Facebook Ads with research, split testing, images, Sponsored Stories, and Facebook Offers.
Via Jose H. Flores 
If a visitor gets to see your standard 404 error page, there’s a danger that they won’t be hanging around long to see what else your site offers.
Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com 
Chargés et exécutés au démarrage de Windows, les services sont des programmes qui fonctionnent en arrière plan et qui offrent certaines fonctionnalités plus au moins utiles au système : réseau, serveur Web, support des cartes à puce, etc.
De nombreux services inutiles sont ainsi démarrés et consomment inutilement des ressources système. Pour libérer de la mémoire vive et accélérer Windows, vous pouvez donc désactiver les services inutiles... Via CFTC HUS 
L’URFIST de Bretagne et Pays de La Loire (Unité Régionale de Formation à l’Information Scientifique et Technique) a mis en ligne le support de formation consacré au traitement de l’information : Diffuser les résultats de la veille avec les outils de « curation » : Scoop.it, Paper.li (au format PowerPoint .ppt) par Alexandre Serres et Marie-Laure Malingre (mai 2012). Ce support pédagogique de 65 pages offre un panorama actuel de la curation (« pratique qui consiste à sélectionner, éditorialiser et partager du contenu ») aussi bien en terme de compréhension de ce que recouvre cette thématique, de méthodologie de gestion de projet, de pratiques, d’outillage, un point sur le juridique et la valeur informative ainsi que des ressources complémentaires.
Via Freewares&Tutos 
Dans ce dossier, Tom's Guide présente plusieurs astuces pour utiliser au mieux YouTube. Par exemple : - Télécharger une vidéo ou une piste son - Partager automatiquement sur les réseaux sociaux - Partager une vidéo à partir d'un passage précis - Regarder plus tard - Créer sa propre liste de lecture Via Freewares&Tutos 
Madmagz est un outil formidable pour permettre à des non spécialistes de créer et d’éditer un magazine en ligne avec un rendu professionnel. Catalogue, journal interne, plaquette, newsletter, journal de classe…grâce à des modèles fournis, Madmagz se transforme en une table de montage comparable aux outils de la Pao que peuvent être des logiciels come InDesign d’adobe, sauf qu’ici pas besoin d’apprentissage technique. On est dans le glisser déposer, dans l’intuitif et le ludique. On peut même y intégrer des éléments multimédia.
Via CFTC HUS 
Fredzone : Google Cube : un jeu dans Google MapsSi vous ne savez pas quoi faire durant ce long week-end de grisaille et que vous avez envie de vous détendre un peu, alors Google Cube risque de retenir votre attention.
Via CFTC HUS
Traditionally, personality has been measured according to self-reported info, through mechanisms like questionnaires. But people’s own view of themselves is often notoriously at odds with the way other people view them, so simply asking people about themselves can lead to discrepancies and misleading results.
A team of researchers in Asia have been experimenting with another method of personality prediction: one that uses people’s behavior on social media sites as a proxy for personality. Via Sam Wee 
Inforgraphics are visual representation of data with small, relevant and clearly displayed nuggets of information.
But infographics are not just useful to consume, they are also useful to produce for your business. People want their information quicker and using visuals are an excellent way to do this. Comprising interesting facts presented in a concise nature will maintain the attention of your readers, plus it’s good to break up your blog with different types of content (video, articles, visuals etc) Via Sam Wee 
HTML5 is sure to be a big hit this year as far as web design trends go, and rightfully so.
The first thing to understand is where HTML5 ends and CSS3 begins. HTML5 is just the markup – a set of standards that define how a document should be structured and how browsers should interpret it. Rather than shouldering all the responsibility for presentation and functionality, HTML5 gets back to basics, allowing us to tap into APIs and native browser functionality, while looking to CSS to create the visual look and feel. In the end we are left with a straight-forward and simplified language for creating websites and applications. Via Virginia DeBolt 
This question should interest every entrepreneur and someone who is active in one way or another on social media. These different options will give you the necessary support. [note mg] Imagine that you’ve spent years building a business and growing a website. You launch a promotion to email a list of potential customers with exciting new opportunities to save lots of money by doing business with you. Did you email too many people, or did you email the wrong people? Did someone turn you in as a “spammer” to one of the many spammer blacklist organizations out there?
How do you know you’re on the Google List or any other database of blacklisted sites? Read more: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/8-ways-find-google-list-blacklisted-sites/ Via Martin Gysler 
These apps use your device's camera to overlay information on the viewfinder.
Here are 15 of the best augmented reality apps. They'll do everything from showing you the nearest restaurant or movie theater to helping you redecorate your living room. Via Jose H. Flores While for a moment Tumblr gave WordPress a run for its money, WordPress now powers nearly 73 million blogs (Tumblr has 51 million), and continues to expand its massive reach. But aside from new blogs popping up all over the place, a closer look at Technorati’s top 100 list reveals how WordPress is putting other platforms to shame in the pro space. Three years ago, WordPress held the #1 spot, running 32% of the top 100 blogs. This year, the dominance is even greater, as the open source giant now provides (hosted & self-hosted) 49% of blogs on Technorati’s list, according to Royal Pingdom. |
Running contests on Facebook is a major source of confusion amongst Facebook Page owners and if you get it wrong you risk getting your brand slung off Facebook . . . Via David Blundell 
Today, Google announced the rollout of its Knowledge Graph, which will cause a big change to how results are delivered in the SERPs. Basically, the intent behind the Knowledge Graph is for search engines to think more like a human -- and deliver results that reflect that. It's gradually rolling out in the U.S. as we speak, but you might not see it for yourself quite yet. After the initial rollout is complete, Google will expand the Knowledge Graph to searches on mobile and tablet devices, then to languages other than English. As Google puts it, Knowledge Graph, "taps into the collective intelligence of the web and understands the world a bit more like people do." Wait. What exactly does that mean? Let's take a deeper look at this rollout, and try to make things a little clearer! What is Google's Knowledge Graph? Read more: http://bit.ly/J4FaEA Via Martin Gysler 
Découvrez le dossier Tablettes : l’essor du tactile. Ce dossier retrace l'histoire des tablettes, les raisons du succès et les points négatifs de ce produit. Au programme également : les évolutions attendues des tablettes tactiles et les rapports avec les différents médias, presse et télévision.
Via CFTC HUS Every time we share info about ourselves across various networks, it is revealed to everyone even though it is meant only for a select few. Via Nik Peachey, Dr Jill Jameson, Jose H. Flores 
For the first time, the company gave a look at how it monetizes on a per user basis in different parts the world. There was one chart of most interest.
It shows that Facebook made about $9.51 in advertising revenue per user in the U.S. and Canada. Europe was about half that much with $4.86 in ad revenue per user. Asia and the rest of the world follow that at $1.79 and $1.42 per user. What this shows is the revenue trajectory that other more economically developed markets like Western Europe and Japan could get to if Facebook successfully grows there or convinces more regional brand advertisers to come on board. 
“Many patterns of online behavior are similar throughout the EU-5,” said Karin von Abrams, eMarketer senior analyst and author of the new report, “Western Europe Internet Usage: Variations on a Theme.” “Email and search are universally popular. But there are notable differences, too. For example, Spain’s web users are more likely than those in other countries to be active in social networking. In addition, the reach of social networks is rising faster in France, Germany and Italy than in the UK.”
PinView, a new Facebook app, displays items from your News Feed, Timeline, friends list and pages as small panels, just like Pinterest.
Via Hidden Ground, ABroaderView 
"In one month, Diablo III, a hugely popular role-playing game made by Blizzard Entertainment, will become the first major online game to launch with PayPal integration. It will encourage players to sell digital possessions for actual dollars within the game. The lines between virtual and real economies are about to get even blurrier." While Blizzard may well implement best practices in the industry, its expanded player base will almost certainly leave a significant footprint on the boundary between economies real and virtual, and certainly draw the attention of governments looking to increase taxable revenue... Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
Do you want to use Pinterest more effectively and advantageously? If yes, then keep on reading as today we have a list of 10 Amazing Pinterest Tools To Help You Get The Best Out Of It. Via Raymond Le Blanc, ABroaderView 
As Internet marketing consultants, I’m sure we’d all agree SEO is a vital part of a successful marketing strategy. Online visibility is essential for both branding and conversions. But I think because we are passionate about what we do (and therefore, perhaps a bit biased,) we can lose sight of the fact that SEO and Internet marketing are not the only ingredients in our client’s marketing mix. Print advertising, radio and TV commercials, e-mail marketing, direct mail – for most businesses, these forms of marketing are still heavily used. And really, in many cases, they should be. Read more: http://bit.ly/HQlRDn Via Martin Gysler 
What makes content go viral? Learn the 5 key traits shared by the Web's most popular content.
As Internet marketers, we’re tasked with the often difficult job of helping ourselves or our clients gain visibility online.
With everyone competing to create highly shareable content, the million dollar question is: “How Do I Create Viral Content?” Read more: http://bit.ly/IN7E8l Via Martin Gysler 
AOL, Yahoo!, MySpace, and countless online empires before them have all fallen at some point. Will Facebook meet the same fate? Here's an infographic to help decide. Via Jonha Revesencio |
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