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onto Infographics and Social Media May 9, 2013 1:16 PM
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Tesla shares hit another new high after stronger than expected earnings.
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It's an issue that requires thinking outside the box--and if you can't, that's part of your problem.
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A well-designed website can lend a helping hand to SEO efforts, increase conversion rates, and improve interaction and engagement with site visitors.
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This guide will help you understand the definition of SEO, why it matters and how you can measure it in terms of your own business.
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Many marketing folks have started throwing Google+ by the wayside as they create online marketing strategies in favor of greener pastures over at Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or Vine. This is partl... Via Jessica Kelly
Jessica Kelly's curator insight,
June 12, 2014 5:43 PM
Has any product ever had more claims to not being dead? This should be a red alert of imminent death, right? But G+ does keep plugging away and forcing its "cruciality" by being tied to Google/search. 
Trisha Doornbosch's curator insight,
June 13, 2014 9:19 AM
Solid reasons, backed by research, why you should integrate Google+ into your social media marketing. 
sarahjones's curator insight,
June 13, 2014 3:51 PM
Post your Reviews, Comments, Opinion or Complaint regarding Brokers, Signal Services, Trading System, MLM, HYIP, Financial Organization or Fraudulent websites on www.tradecomplaint.com and get those issues resolved.
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At this point, there’s no way that you aren’t aware of LinkedIn. And, there’s probably a good chance that you even have a LinkedIn account. And, why wouldn’t y…
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Each social media operates a bit differently, and each brand's followers have their own preferences and moods. The fact is that, there is no One-Size-Fits-All trick or strategy, however, there are some guidelines that can help you create the perfect social content. Use this infographic to find tips on how to craft perfects posts for GooglePlus, YouTube, Blog, Tumblr, Vine, Twitter and Facebook. Via Lauren Moss
Actions Speak's curator insight,
April 18, 2014 9:57 AM
Effective communications are tough to accomplish.
Do you have some type internal training or processes to improve communications inside and outside your organization?
Heena Ali's curator insight,
April 21, 2014 11:18 PM
Wonderfully explains all the tech language of diff social media sites, and how to attract the most attention!
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Whether you use them for reaching potential customers, interact with people, or to generate content, Social Media is a power tool for businesses. Check out some of the most popular online networks and how much of an impact they each have. Via Lauren Moss, Michelle Gilstrap
Graig Angarella's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 1:14 AM
I found many of the statistics in this article to be very intriguing. For starters, I did not realize that Twitter's follower base has now grown to over half that of Facebook's. Furthermore, I had no idea that users spend close to the same amount of time on each site, because to me, Twitter is more of a place to simply post things, while Facebook is more of a place to browse. Next, I was not surprised to hear that about 80% of Pinterest users are women, however, I was surprised when it stated that about half of the total number of users have children! Last but not least, I personally have not heard much chatter about Google+, so it was surprising to find out that its follower count increases by about 33% each year! All in all, it was a very interesting article to read through! 
Daniel Vince's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 2:30 PM
Another interesting infographic showing the potential and scale of social media.
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Comprehensive European research has found that teens are leaving the service in droves - and the biggest deterrent is their parents. By Jemima Kiss
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Part of me says, "Bye Bye and don't think we'll miss you." The other part knows it's a whole lot more compicated than that.
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The best data on social media engagement, and where social audiences spend their time. Plus, what do they like to do on social networks?
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As you might expect, Facebook is wiping the floor with these pretenders.
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In August 2011, Search Engine Journal published an infographic on the Growth of Social Media. Today, over 2 years later, we've created an updated version.
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Twitter is the third major social network to become a public company. As with all major IPO’s, we've read a lot of diverse and conflicting opinions on its valuation: to some Twitter will be an overpriced money-losing startup, to others it will be the next major player of the Web and undervalued.
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Some research indicates Twitter might be worth $56 billion to small business.
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Everyone seems to love Pinterest. By everyone, I’m not talking about every person. It’s the brands, the marketing companies, and the entertainment people that find Pinterest so appealing. Via JD Rucker
JD Rucker's curator insight,
October 26, 2013 12:26 PM
Moms might be dominant on Twitter, but there's still room for men to have fun as well!
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Social Media - Some 38% of large consumer companies report a positive return on their social media investments, more than double the number of companies with a negative ROI (18%), according to a ...
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There's a long way to go, but companies are learning how to get more and more from social media.
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With Facebook and others making billions off our social media activities, some startups are pushing business models that give users, in some cases, a majority of ad revenue. Will this change the landscape of social media as we know it?
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Every day, there are more than 500 million tweets sent out onto Twitter. Approximately 30 billion pieces of content are shared on Facebook each month. On a social networking website that has loads of traffic, how do you attract attention? Continue reading →
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Unless you're Justin Bieber, your brand needs money in order to be relevant on sites like Facebook. There's no other way to look at it.
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The infographic is certainly not a new tool for those looking to boost search engine optimization. In fact, the popular infographic is close to celebrating its 10th birthday as a useful and meaningful way to provide readers with new knowledge and real value while boosting a website’s overall profile in the process. This leads many people to simply assume that the infographic is yesterday’s news, last year’s tool, and no longer a valuable part of SEO strategy and planning. That simply could not be further from the truth. While many tried and true methods of search engine optimization have fallen by the wayside during the infographic’s rise and reign, the graphic itself still contributes meaningfully to user experiences, website SEO performance, and backend processes for website owners.… Read the rest
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There are social media strategies to employ and they’re constantly changing so you need to keep up. Have you ever noticed that some businesses thrive on social media while others shrivel up and die, like-less? You probably know instinctively if a post is “good” for business or not, but beneath those gut reactions are strategies at work. Try out these five successful tactics that every social media user needs to know.
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Don't "shrivel up and die, like-less" with your social media strategy. try these tips.
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![Best Time For Sharing Content [Infographic] | Infographics and Social Media | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/EpiyY_Bj4eNYTNYbkqZInzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Many top marketers experiment with their content sharing approach to find the best time to send posts to Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites. You have to try this for your own content to find the right time. Via Lauren Moss, Michelle Gilstrap
River Cliff Homes 's curator insight,
December 30, 2013 9:13 AM
Interesting infographic on content sharing! What do find has been your best/worse to share content by device? 
Michelle Gilstrap's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 12:26 PM
Knowing when to share is always a good idea. Check out this infographic.
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Fewer men use fewer social media networks for fewer reasons, a new infographic shows.
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Many top marketers experiment with their content sharing approach to find the best time to send posts to Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites. You have to try this for your own content to find the right time. Via Lauren Moss
River Cliff Homes 's curator insight,
December 30, 2013 9:13 AM
Interesting infographic on content sharing! What do find has been your best/worse to share content by device?
Michelle Gilstrap's curator insight,
March 24, 2014 12:26 PM
Knowing when to share is always a good idea. Check out this infographic.
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Facebook has had wild success with its push into emerging markets. +
Now Jana CEO Nathan Eagle is predicting that it will only be months before India supplants the US and becomes Facebook’s largest market in terms of users. Eagle earlier this month had forecast that most of the social networking company’s revenue could come from emerging markets by 2015. Today at the Paley International Council’s IC Summit 2013, he discussed his predictions for India.
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Maybe I’ve been sticking my head in the sand about Twitter. Now I have hard data. A side-by-side, real-time comparison. The results are undeniable. Which makes me incredibly sad. Twitter was built for real-time conversations. Some of my closest professional relationships began there. I connected with authors and speakers who were inaccessible until Twitter came along. Now I feel like Twitter is breaking up with me. It wants things I can’t give (like a steady stream of auto-scheduled self-promotion) and envisions a future I don’t want a part of. Ugh.
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Social media is now a crucial part of any successful businesses marketing plan. It offers us a platform to interact with existing and potential customers and can often provide us with feedback and new ideas. If you aren’t already using this powerful and cost effective marketing tool to its full potential, maybe these facts will give you a push.
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When it comes to referral traffic from social networks, there's Facebook and Pinterest, and then there's everyone else.
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You can also see that Stumbleupon isn't dead, as some have said. Twitter appears to be plateuing. Facebook -- what a powerhouse.
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From Scott Budman at http://nbcbayarea.com
Tesla is for real.
If you had any doubts, just look to Wall Street this morning. Shares of Tesla Motors stock (TSLA) have soared about 25 percent so far this morning. Over the last couple of months, the share price has doubled, adding close to four billion dollars to its market value.
Even more impressively (at least for me, a non stock holder), look at your local roadways. Teslas are everywhere these days. They're outselling The Chevy Volt and the Nissan Leaf, despite the fact that the Model S is much more expensive. What was at first a trickle of Teslas in the wild has become a steady stream.
According to the company's latest earning report, Tesla sold 4,900 cars over the last three months, with sales expected to pick up even more steam in the month ahead. Net income for the quarter was $11.2 million dollars, sharply up from the $89.9 million dollar loss recorded the year before.
On top of all that, Consumer Reports just published a very favorable review, giving the Model S a 99 out of a possible 100 rating. Yowza. This from the magazine that couldn't bring itself to recommend the iPhone 5.
There are, of course, future roadblocks in the way for Tesla. But recently, at least, this company has done just about everything right, and it's being richly rewarded.
Scott, who test drove the Model S, is on Twitter: @scottbudman