Posts About ‘Infographics’

The Social Media Monster: All the Distraction!!

Does Social Media distract you from your work? It is probably a much heard complaint with employers, while employees maybe enjoy the distraction. But how much does it really disrupt us from our work? Let us know, how much does it disrupt you? (more…)

Advertising Money and Tech Companies

Who is spending most money when it comes to advertising and who is collecting most of it? The answer to the latter is easy: Google. But how much? Take a look at the spending of advertising money in the Tech Industry. (more…)

The Risks of Posting on Social Networks

You still see it more often than not, people making ‘public’ updates on social networks, not realising it is there for the entire world to see and in some cases to abuse. The risks of posting on social networks are clearly not clear to everybody. This infographic is about just that.

 

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What Customers Want and What Executives Think they Want

“We all think we know everything, we don’t need others to tell what our customers want, we don’t even need our customers to tell what they want”. Especially executives have this attitude, not knowing they couldn’t be more wrong. Find below an infographic which is about this specific topic. (more…)

SEO The Game

Some people believe SEO is a game. Others believe it’s all shady tactics and sorcery. It isn’t off course, but it has been like that for centuries: if people don’t understand things they will blame it on ‘black tactics’, whether it’s sorcery or SEO.

This infographic brings things nicely together: the games, the sorcery and the ‘black and white’ technics. Quick Note since there were some responses about this on Twitter, this is NOT my view on SEO or affiliates. In my view this has to do with irony. In fact it’s very much what I say above: if people don’t understand you get that they think it’s a game. SEO is not a game. Look at this with the necessary irony :) .

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Ten Years of Internet

Ten years ago I was reaching the end of my twenties. And I was already working in the industry business for half a decade before. It seems just like yesterday. But it also seems like the middle ages if you think about what happened in these ten years. We are now using WordPress for example for many bigger and smaller sites. Over ten years ago we were building the first content management systems. All custom made off course.

A lot has changed! So what do you remember from the past ten years? What is the biggest change in your view? Let us know after this (long) infographic which shows some of the changes we have seen in the past ten years. (more…)

Personal Branding in Google: A Person’s Google Results

It’s the ‘ego-search’ everybody does and nobody admits they do: a search for your own name. Do it and you will find which sites mention you, but mostly you will find your social media accounts. For your personal branding, whether it is for finding a job or just becoming famous in your industry, you would want that first page in Google to look good when it comes to what results show.

Did you know however that for most people this isn’t the case at all? Did you know for example that only half of people ‘own’ the first result which shows up when searching on their names? And that one in four doesn’t have positive content at all? Take a look at the infographic below and you might realize that your personal brand within Google might need some attention. (more…)

Exposing A Link Selling Network

Don’t buy links! That is the message from Google (although we are not sure if they are applying to that rule themselves) and is the message from your SEO as well if its correct. Still there is a lot going on ‘behind the scenes’. And therefore you need to be careful when doing linkbuilding.

But how? The people at Linkresearchtools made this infographic explaining the steps to find out if a link is coming from a link selling network or not. But tell us, What is your way of finding this out? (more…)

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