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Good Infographic from Social Caffeine, based on research of scale, engagement, and sharing. Details by each major social media channel — Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, and LinkedIn.
As an agency, we work with our clients to figure out where the bulk of the conversations in their industries are taking place – and help them join the conversation, vs. shouting louder and attempting to get customers coming to them. In the paint category, while our client has a few thousand social “fans”, with [...]
Yup, first car brand to hit 5mm likes on Facebook, according to Ford. Here’s a handy infographic showing everything else about those who liked the Mustang page.
Wow.
Maybe I’m just more aware of these things, but the past 24 hours have been perplexing in terms of annoyance in the world of communication — written, oral, digital, social, in person, over the phone…everything. In fact, the sheer volume has me wondering whether it’s been a steady stream for quite some time and [...]
A good infographic from mba-in-marketing about the power, reach, and details of social media influencers.
Wow, I’m already exhausted reading and hearing about the rankings of Superbowl ads. Lots of data, opinions, discussions, debates. And long, drawn out posts. Given our short attention span, I thought I’d weigh in. This is an undeniable view, steeped in scientific research and intense social media listening, combined [...]
In the spirit of the Holidays and build-up to the 25th of December, here are musings around 25 things I’ve seen or heard or experienced recently, with a thumbs up vs. thumbs down takeaway.
Instagram’s declaration of photo ownership [Nope] XKCD’s take on Instagram [Yup] RIM’s faltering business model [...]
It’s been a bit humorous reading posts about the pending decline of Facebook, and all of the issues facing the business model. I get it — it’s the behemoth out there, the big dog doing its own thing, much to the chagrin of several people and competitors. When they went public, and the stock ended [...]
It’s funny. In our time-starved lives, and always-on connectivity, I think our expectations are simply different. It used to be the exception when a company or a brand would completely over-deliver, or absolutely miss it. Or maybe it’s less that the brands have changed, and more that we as consumers have changed. Social networks mean [...]
Fascinating chart showing the year in which the majority of Americans (as in >50%) will not remember major events. Some high-level assumptions there that most people don’t recall cultural events that occurred when they were under 5. Give or take, you get the point. And the result is powerful. Take a look at the chart, [...]
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I'm Glenn Engler, the CEO of Digital Influence Group, a full-service digital agency with social at its core. Husband, father, sports junkie.
