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Here’s a great infographic by the Painters of Louisville that illustrates how different colors should be used both in the home and in your marketing efforts. You may have seen some of it before, but it’s definitely interesting and the design is absolutely beautiful.... 
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Monitoring online reputation for businesses, brand names, and even persons is a necessary evil in today’s world of consumer generated content via blogs, social media, and review sites. It’s not just the search results that one has to worry about anymore but blogs, Twitter, Facebook, Yelp, and the list goes on.
One negative review can bring a small business to its knees. Monitoring what is being said about your company, its products and services and even its people, can be quite overwhelming to say the least.
That’s why the following infographic from Trackur is such a valuable resource. It is an ultimate guide that will help you to sort out the often mundane task of monitoring online reputation. Check it out and make sure you have all the right steps in place.
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Useful social media monitoring tips...
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Marketers have begun to embrace the social web as their greatest ally. Many are using content as the vehicle to carry their brand message.
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the Post takes a wide-ranging look at inbound marketing including pay per click, blogging and a useful infographic on the rise of content marketing.
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After the success of our ‘Infographic Advice from the Experts- UK edition‘ we bring to you the US edition. Our US experts are key leaders of the infographic field and have inspired us here at Neomam. Once again, our experts have provided us with some great insights into the dynamic world of infographics and their own personal tips and tricks to achieve success....
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Great infographics tips...
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If there is one thing I’ve noticed in social media marketing, it’s that virtually every brand, company, or organization on social is worried to death about being “engaging” (or the lack thereof). There are two issues here preventing ‘real engagement’: first, ‘engagement’ is rarely defined, and two, ‘engagement’ is a two-way street – not the one-way information stream many brands practice on social media. How did 2012 look in terms of being “socially devoted” then?
SocialBakers, the social media marketing measurement company based in Europe, has released their Socially Devoted Report for the 4th Quarter of 2012, giving a peek at changes on how brands and companies practice ‘social devotion’ (if such a word could be used)....
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Marketers will find this research relevant and useful.
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Did you know that 36 percent of people surveyed in a recent poll admitted to posting TV or movie spoilers onto their favourite social media sites?
What if I told you that one in ten social networkers have been unfriended due to their prolific posting of political content, one in four Facebook users intentionally post status updates that are so vague that their friends are compelled to ask for more detail, and that almost a full quarter (24 percent) of young men admit to creeping on an ex’s social media profile at least once a month?....
COM SALUD's curator insight,
February 8, 2013 8:23 AM
Sería interesante analizar el tipo de contenidos en salud en medios sociales. En un somero análisis podemos encontrar con empresas o incluso profesionales que sólo envían información comercial en Twitter o Facebook (y que pierden más seguidores que ganan a menos que estén muy interesados en sus promociones), con quienes mezclan intereses personales y profesionales, quienes se escoran claramente hacia una ideología, los que nunca interactúan, los creadores de contenido, los seguidores... ¿Quién se anima a una clasificación? 
Simon Hamer's curator insight,
February 8, 2013 9:17 AM
I'd guess I'm a connector and I've not even looked at the names
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Infographics are great at getting links (and thus high rankings in Google)…but why stop there. Why Infographics? · 65% of people are Visual Learners · A web visitor is likely to leave your site within less than 10 seconds after arriving · With the world’s information currently doubling every two years, – People are suffering from information overload...
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In your list of links, is an infographic that you are proud of. Whether it’s your own brain child or the brain child that you paid someone a lot of money to create— you want to introduce it to the world! It’s been my experience that infographics tend to rank higher and generate traffic faster than your standard blog posts.
With that said, your infographic has a lot of potential and power. Are you ready to pitch it hard enough so that your visual message is heard all over the web? Based on what I’ve done in the past, here are some tips so that your awesome infographic doesn’t go unnoticed!...
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...Communicating visually is one of the most effective ways to explain complex concepts and relationships, and can be a great way to explain your services/products and create valuable site content. I often use diagrams and whiteboarding in order to communicate new features and concepts internally with my team.
I've compiled a list of tools you can use to create visualizations, or simply use to communicate visually with your teammates....
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Great list of infographics tools. Check 'em out!
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
February 6, 2013 10:28 PM
Great overview and list of cool infographic tools by Miranda Rensch.
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This Infographic explains how you should deal with your web design clients. If you work in web design, then you may know what it feels like to work with a difficult web design client. About 50% of your clients actually do not know what they want in a website. So it is your aim to listen carefully to their needs and to take note of their personal design aesthetic. Only by listening to your client are you going to be able to figure out what they are really going to like in a website. Keep in mind that about 20% of your clients are going to be extremely difficult to work with — sometimes even completely changing the design that you first suggested. For those times, it always is good to start with a contract and to ask for at least 50% of your web design fee upfront. This will make you happier, and maybe even more patient, when those difficult clients come around....
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More than 70 percent of B2C and B2B companies are investing in video marketing this year, and YouTube is fast-becoming the silver screen of the world wide web. It’s an essential network for getting in front of the right viewers.
Google’s video platform has seemingly endless reach, garnering more than 800 million unique visitors each month. At the same time, Americans are increasingly eager to subscribe to their favorite Channels so they don’t miss a single video. It’s important to have a video marketing strategy that powers consistent updates for eager viewers! There are a number of steps you can take to ensure your brand Channel is easily discovered and ridiculously engaging.
In our latest infographic, Brafton outlines the top 10 ways you can optimize your business YouTube Channel. Check out our related blog post and our video marketing white paper for more insights....
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
February 5, 2013 2:57 PM
Video marketing presence an exceptional marketing opportunity. These 10 tips will help you focus and take advantage.
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This infographic tackles some of the public perceptions of advertising. For example: - only 3% say ad claims are accurate - 96% think more than half of weight loss ads are photoshopped - 38% wish ads were more accurate...
And much more....
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Fun look at advertising...
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Today we released our 2012 B2B Marketing Benchmark Report, and we decided to create an infographic that will highlight some of the more interesting data points
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Useful B2 B online marketing trends for marketers...
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When you type your name in Google, what comes up? Hopefully nothing negative. The Breakdown of A Person’s Google Results: How People Look in Google - and How to Look Better infographic from brandyourself.com tells you which of your profiles are going to show up higher in google. If your personal image needs a boost, use BrandYourself, a free website that allows you to create a positive image of yourself and land it on the top page of the Google search....
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Smart SEO thinking and tips about ranking more effectively on Google search.
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Creative infographic looks at the advantages and ROI from blogging.
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Finding work can be hard, especially in today’s job climate. With over 2.5 million people in the UK looking for work, standing out from the crowd can be difficult. 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, whereas text takes longer for the brain to process. Most people only remember 20% of what they read. This is why creating an Infographic CV instead of a boring text document can really make you stand out of the crowd when job hunting....
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Job hunters will find these tips useful.
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Facebook (17 percent) edged Twitter (13 percent) as the social network that produced the highest quality candidate, but more than one-third (38 percent) of recruiters said that they planned on using Twitter more in 2013.
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Interesting look at the state of recruiting.
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![The Best Marketing Blogs of 2012 [Infographic] | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/lcccHrkJFVXa-zihLqyj4zl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
If you are a marketing professional, you probably follow a number of blogs to stay up to date with your industry. And with companies of all types launching their own blogs, you certainly have options.
Via Catherine Baleda
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Finding yourself a full-time or freelance job in the design field can be very difficult, particularly with the current job market in our current economy. Quite simply; a boring resume just won’t cut it by today’s standards! Why not set yourself apart from your peers by designing a visually stunning resume … impress your future employer … and take control of your future now! In this post I have assembled an amazing collection of fresh new and creative resumes for you to be inspired by. I am confident that these creative resumes will get your designr juices flowing. So without further ado here are 50+ creative resumes....
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Here's a great checklist and tips for social media planning for events. All wrapped up into a useful infographic.
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While this infographic has five tips to help brands create content,** the tips apply to anyone -- including you. We encounter multiple stories on a daily basis, regardless of our job.
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
February 6, 2013 7:02 PM
Practical PR writing tips in infographic form.
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One of the most efficient ways to aggregate easily digestible pieces of information is through infographics. Infographics are typically stylish, scrollable graphics providing factual information on a defined and narrow topic. Infographics make learning and processing information much more enjoyable than simply reading out of an encyclopedia or from a boring black and white webpage. For these reasons, more people and businesses are turning to infographics as a way to send out important bits of information to targeted demographics. A single infographic has the potential to reach up to 15 million people on average. The reason why infographics have such a high potential is because people have embraced linking and spreading the graphics through social media channels. Instead of sending out one fact at a time to a follower, a social media user can simply link to an infographic that has all the information he or she would like to show to followers. This makes infographics as one of the most enjoyable and time efficient ways to spread facts worth sharing....
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Infographics are visualizations of data that can help audiences quickly grasp complex sets of ideas. Via DashBurst
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Good visual depiction of the ideal infographic...
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![Google Search Algorithm Updates in 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC] | E2M Solutions Blog | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/xbCEeyXsnvTeW9oq9HG2Hjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Search is constantly evolving. An important part of working in the SEO Industry is staying aware of changes in Google’s search algorithm. By understanding each algorithmic change that Google rolls out, you stay on top of the latest SEO techniques and trends. Those of us within the SEO community have seen many significant Google updates rolled out for its search algorithm. These changes affected many websites and online businesses.
To show you what each of those updates were and how they affected site rank, check out the infographic below, which highlights 27 significant Google Search Algorithm changes that took place in 2012....
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Useful SEO strategies...
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