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by David Armano | 10:25 AM December 12, 2011 Each year at this time, I look forward and predict trends in social media for the coming year. But first, I look back at my predictions from last year . How'd I do?
Six Social Media Trends for 2012 - David Armano
This infographic from Silverpop takes a look at the major players in social media – including those lucky enough to find themselves in the 100+ million user club – and provides some key statistics and growth data for twenty different channels. Aside from the global leaders, Asian social networking sites such as Weibo, RenRen and Badoo are not being left behind when it comes to the total number of userbase. While Facebook may have the highest number of userbase, the micblogging site, Twitter, has gotten the highest growth in the last 3-4 years. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
Top 20 Social Networks
Facebook-Twitter⎜Social Media Posting Guide
Consulter la traduction française When to post, and for which audience ? Craig Van Korlaar , owner of topnonprofits.com (a « place to publicly learn from and with the best nonprofit organizations & leaders ») produced a social media posting guide. He asked Pegasus Data to provide a french translation. Click to enlarge : Find this resource on it original page : Social media posting guide .
The 10 Biggest Social Media Lies
People say a lot of dumb things about social media. Once a wrong idea hits the technology-pundit echo chamber, it takes on a life of its own. When repeated enough, even the most absurd falsehoods about social media become “true” through repetition.
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“If it's anyone who knows how the world of social media works and in turn, how to work for you, it's most definitely Rick. He has an uncanny ability to not only cook up advice in a way that's palatable, he adds the right flavorings to make it taste delicious with every bite.” — Brian Solis, author of Engage!CIO — Frank Modruson has a thing for better, faster, cheaper. As CIO of business and IT service provider Accenture, that's what he wants to deliver to his internal customers and what they in turn promise to their clients. "I'm a big believer in technology and a big believer that technology helps the business in a lot of ways," Modruson says. "But it needs to be better, faster or cheaper. If you hit all three, it starts to get very compelling."
5 Things Accenture's CIO Has Learned About Cloud Computing CIO
The Simple Way to Avoid Social Media Failures - Jeff Stibel
by Jeff Stibel | 8:43 AM August 3, 2011 This post is part of the HBR Insight Center Marketing That Works . With each new technology, there are always a great many mistakes made, at least until we get the hang of it. Richard Nixon, who had great radio appeal, lost the first televised Presidential debate (and subsequently the election) in 1960 to John F.
Social Media really is a lot like chemistry. There is a huge pool of elements you can choose from and an infinite variety of combinations you can create. Twitter + sharing + commenting will give you a different result than blogging + LinkedIn + Flickr. Then of course there are the active ingredients - the people. A dash of Chris Brogan plus a big helping of David Armano and the whole thing changes again. Well, this got me to thinking.
The Periodic Table of the Social Media Elements « eyecube
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