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A Living, Breathing Infographic: A Look at the Web's First Socially Generative Visualization

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From www.visualnews.com - November 30, 2012 4:56 PM

The idea of a Socially Generative Visualization originated out of a section of the design handbook INFOGRAPHICS.
An SGV, as described by the authors, is a new direction for data visualization– one which marketers and content consumers alike should take note of– especially as content distribution continues to be affected by socially relevant data.

What’s the next step when you’re looking to give your viewers a deeper interaction with your content? Apparently, we should be looking at “socially generative visualizations,” a novel approach that combines the best aspects of traditional static Infographics and classic interactive interfaces with a new purpose: “to allow the viewer to interact with the content in a more meaningful way by contributing to and actually being a part of the measured data that is displayed.”


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Blog content marketing

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ROBERTO P. TARTAGLIA's curator insight, February 19, 9:00 AM

Potete scrivere contenuti nel vostro blog e limitarvi a essere un'isola nell'oceano oppure potete scriverli per attirare lettori e commenti. Lo scopo del content marketing è la scrittura di contenuti validi per convertire lettori in potenziali clienti.

 

I discorsi sull'autorevolezza del blogger, sulla sua reputazione, credibilità, sulla fiducia che ispira al suo pubblico sono concetti più che condivisibili, ma restano confinati al blogger. Un blog è scrittura per chi legge.

 

Siete sicuri che i post che scrivete siano di beneficio ai lettori? Siete sicuri che i vostri articoli rendano quei lettori partecipi, che riescano a cambiare il loro modo di agire? Sono protagonisti i vostri lettori dopo avervi letto?

 

Nel blogging si deve scrivere per dare valore. Per rendere i propri lettori non più carenti di un'informazione, una tecnica, un concetto, ma padroni di quell'informazione, di quella tecnica, di quel concetto.

 

 

Leggi tutto: http://pennablu.it/blog-content-marketing/

 

 

cura di ROBERTO P. TARTAGLIA: giornalista e scrittore indipendente. Fondatore di www.viverediscrittura.it, il primo sito per imparare a diventare scrittori indipendenti. Il suo sito personale dove trovare i suoi libri e i suoi videopost è http://www.robertotartaglia.com.
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Le 10 identità del Blogger 2.0

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From www.futurap.com - September 24, 2012 7:15 AM
Come cambia il modo di fare blogging con l'evolversi del web 2.0 e del social networking?

 

Ho riflettuto molto su questo argomento, che mi interessa in prima persona, leggendo un post di Riccardo Scandellari sul blog di 6 Sicuro.it. Qui Skande si confronta con l’argomento chiedendosi se oggi valga ancora la pena avere un blog o se sia più coerente esprimere opinioni e scrivere post direttamente sui profili “Social”.

 

Bene, ho sempre pensato che una cosa non escluda l’altra, ma che sia finalmente maturo il tempo dell’integrazione tra diverse piattaforme ed esigenze.

Così come credo che un altro modo di fare blogging oggi è possibile. Ed è quello che possiamo ricostruire analizzando le pratiche che, spesso strategicamente, ma a volte anche in modo non consapevole, i blogger che leggiamo attuano tutti i giorni.

 

Mi guardo attorno e vedo tanti esempi eccellenti di blogger 2.0. Non credo sia utile indicarvi chi sono, quanto cosa fanno di particolarmente nuovo e interessante e come riescono a mettere a rete la loro opinione.


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State of the Blogosphere 2011: Part 1

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From technorati.com - February 15, 2012 4:16 PM

Welcome to Technorati's State of the Blogosphere 2011 report. Since 2004, our annual study has followed growth and trends in the blogosphere.


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10 Benefits of Using Images in Blogs | Social Media Today

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From socialmediatoday.com - February 4, 10:31 AM
I have always told my clients that every blog post needs to have at least one image, and I stick to that rule myself. Here are ten benefits to making sure that every time you write a blog post, you include at least one great image.

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How to redirect first-time commenters to a ‘Thank You’ page

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From www.creativeramblings.com - September 21, 2012 2:10 PM

The benefits of redirecting first-time commenters to a thank you page are huge!

 

Here is a short tutorial to help you set up this important page.


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Cendrine Marrouat - www.cendrinemarrouat.com's comment, September 21, 2012 2:41 PM
Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing my article!
Mithuhassan's comment, September 23, 2012 6:58 AM
My Great pleasure @Cendrine !!
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7 Essential Tips for WordPress Beginners

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From www.copyblogger.com - February 15, 2012 11:29 AM

Whether you're new to WordPress or a seasoned pro, you need to make sure you're implementing these 7 techniques to get the results you want from your site. [note]

 

Raise your hand if this sounds familiar …

 

You meet someone and they say all the right things. They’re full of compliments and accolades.

 

Except, something bugs you about them. Their words don’t quite match their actions. They can be forgetful, and even mean. Eventually, the glow wears off, and you see them for who they really are.

 

It’s not what people say, it’s what they do that makes a relationship work.

 

And that’s how it is with your WordPress website, especially if you’re just getting started.

 

That’s because you can’t just talk about how great WordPress is and expect it to work for you. You can’t just read about it, either.

 

Read more: http://www.copyblogger.com/new-to-wordpress/


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hrmanager-UAE's comment, February 16, 2012 5:24 AM
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Martin Gysler's comment, February 17, 2012 4:43 AM
What you mean with "best guide" Hossam?
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