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Pretty much any company worth its salt has a Facebook presence. After all, there are more than 1 billion people on the site, so it makes sense to go where the audience is.
But why do people like Facebook brand pages?
Find out more at this infographic...
"Pretty much any company worth its salt has a Facebook presence. After all, there are more than 1 billion people on the site, so it makes sense to go where the audience is.
But why do people like Facebook brand pages?
Find out more at this infographic"...
INFOGRAPHIC: What Makes People Sold On Brands On Facebook? via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/...
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Thought you were done after hitting 'Publish'? That was just 1/2 the job- now you need to get out there and make some noise to promote your highly valuable content. Here’s how... Via Lauren Moss
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12 Steps to Promote Each and Every Blog Post (infographic).
From : www.gryffin.co - February 5, 5:25 AM "Thought you were done after hitting 'Publish'? That was just 1/2 the job- now you need to get out there and make some noise to promote your highly valuable content. Here’s how"... 12 Steps to Promote Each and Every Blog Post (infographic) via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/... 
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February 6, 12:21 AM
All abput consistnet message from your brand - think of it like a magnet which always acts the same way Delete the scoop?
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In their 1991 Pulitzer-winning book The Ants, E.O. Wilson and Bert Hölldobler described an ant colony as a super-organism – a vast social network. The ants in the colony communicate with each other by following chemical trails left by other ants. As we browse the web today, we are provided with social proof of quality by sites that let us know what our trusted friends have liked or shared recently. Via Lauren Moss
Philippe Trebaul's insight:
Adapter les stratégies de contenu dans le monde en constante évolution des médias sociaux.
"In their 1991 Pulitzer-winning book The Ants, E.O. Wilson and Bert Hölldobler described an ant colony as a super-organism – a vast social network. The ants in the colony communicate with each other by following chemical trails left by other ants. As we browse the web today, we are provided with social proof of quality by sites that let us know what our trusted friends have liked or shared recently". Adapting Content Strategies in the Ever-Changing World of Social Media via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/... Delete the scoop?
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Content marketing is a top priority for marketers seeking to drive awareness, generate leads, and convert sales. Learn more about how your organization can break through the noise with content marketing in this new infographic View the full infographic or download the PDF at the link. Via Lauren Moss
Philippe Trebaul's insight:
INFOGRAPHIQUE: rendre le travail de marketing de contenu dans un monde social mobile.
From : go.brightcove.com - January 10, 10:10 AM "Content marketing is a top priority for marketers seeking to drive awareness, generate leads, and convert sales. Learn more about how your organization can break through the noise with content marketing in this new infographic View the full infographic or download the PDF at the link". INFOGRAPHIC: Make Content Marketing Work in a Social Mobile World via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/... 
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May 3, 10:28 PM
Mobile marketing is the wave of your future. Are you going to ride that wave? Delete the scoop?
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Infographics are on the rise, and well-made, well-placed creations can broaden a brand's reach further than any advertisement.
As a visual communication device, infographics lend themselves to the representation of statistical data or explanation of complex relationships. But that’s not where their value ends. In fact, infographics can communicate just about anything, so long as it’s engaging, relevant and more compelling as an image than as pure text. Infographics come in a variety of formats, too. Layout, orientation and styling are limited only by the creativity of the designer. We’re even starting to see the rise of “infomotion” — infographics with moving elements and interactivity that further engage the audience. Via Lauren Moss
Philippe Trebaul's insight:
Tirer le meilleur des Infographies.
Infographies sont à la hausse, et bien fait, les créations bien placés peuvent élargir la portée d'une marque au-delà de toute publicité.
En tant que dispositif de communication visuelle, infographie se prêtent à la représentation des données statistiques ou des explications des relations complexes. Mais ce n'est pas là leur valeur se termine. En fait, infographie peuvent communiquer n'importe quoi, tant que c'est engageante, pertinente et plus convaincante que l'image que comme texte pur. Infographies viennent dans une variété de formats, aussi. Mise en page, l'orientation et le style ne sont limitées que par la créativité du concepteur.Nous commençons même à voir la montée du «infomotion" - infographie avec des éléments mobiles et l'interactivité que la poursuite interpellent le public". Getting More From Infographics via @MYDstudio http://sco.lt/... Delete the scoop?
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Rescooped by John van den Brink from visualizing social media onto AtDotCom Social media
Het gaat niet om volgen maar delen via Facebook!
De toegevoegde waarde van Facebook is sharing!