Google and Facebook are challenging each other these days. Which will be the most dominant force online? This is food for thought and this is food for those making infographics. We saw the first part of the battle taking place in an infographic last week, but that was before Facebook even launched their video calling possibilities. This infographic again compares Facebook and Google.
Did you ever think about when you should be sending out tweets to get the best possible traffic? Maybe you should, because tweeting or sharing at a specific moment can really make a difference. Maybe this will help.
Google is going Social. Is it their goal to beat Facebook? Could be one of the goals yes. But will they succeed? It is going to be hard. This infographic shows the differences between the two. (more…)
With the new Google+ functions jumping around the web, will people leave Twitter or Facebook? Probably not. But still, it is a good time to reflect Twitter. Is it a waste of time? This infographic gives some nice insights. (more…)
It is one of the most talked about topics in the industry at the moment: sites like Groupon, LivingSocial, Google Offers and Facebook Offers. Will they survive? What is their strategy and how much are they worth?
This is also the topic of our radioshow tonight in which we talk with Sean Sewell, who is the Director for Lead Generation for Performance Horizon Group, about Groupon, Google Offers and much more. Tune in LIVE and chat with us at 7PM UK, 8PM Europe, 2PM East Coast, 11AM West Coast.
Meanwhile take a look at this infographic which shows the money which is surrounding Groupon. (more…)
Livingsocial, Groupon? Or maybe Facebook or Google? Which player will dominate the field of online deals for the next few years. Or is it all of them maybe? Who knows. OnlineMBA decided to compare them and put the results into an infographic. Which is presented below. (more…)
How busy is the Social Media Manager? This infographic from Socialcast.com shows you just how busy he (or should I say she) is. (more…)
I always tell people that the generations below us will be the ones actually making big changes to the digital world because they are raised with online always being there, whereas we (or at least people my age 
) were raised without the Internet. It makes that you have a different way of thinking all together.
I always thought it would take decades, but the ‘new’ generation however is already here. I am growing older faster than expected maybe, but more important: the current generations already knowledgable in this matter. They have been raised digitally most of their lives. That makes them an interesting target for companies like Google and Facebook. Which means that there is a ‘war’ going on between the big digital companies to attract the best talents out there. This infographic by Top Prospect Data Labs shows us who is winning this war: Facebook gets the most talent so it seems, or at least, they are getting the most people, if they are the biggest talents also we can’t see in this picture. (more…)
Click2rank.com made a very impressive infographic which you can find below. It is all about Matt Cutts and his videos. Really nicely made. I also wonder what would be the sight if you would put all the stills of Cutts after each other in a video. Speaking of videos, check out what they did with the one time Cutts talked about a dinosaur… (more…)
The secret of success. That is a secret everybody wants to be in on. The Secret of Success in Social Media might be second in line. Is there a secret of success for Social Media Conversion? Unbounce thinks there is. They made this nice flowchart (infographic) showing no less than 7 secrets of Social Media Conversion. (more…)
This infographic has been posted on a few more sites, but I didn’t want to leave it out here. Companies like Linkedin and Facebook are overvalued while we are looking at them so it seems quite obvious we are currently in a tech bubble. Again. This infographic shows just how much. (more…)
Chances are you have already seen this when you are a regular visitor of Searchengineland, but I thought it was funny / good enough to post here too. Danny Sullivan is probably one of the people who knows Matt Cutts like few others do. That is why the ‘flowchart’ he made for Searchengineland is extra funny. You could call it an infographic, a flowchart or whatever you like. I call it funny 
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