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Which cities have the most social media savvy businesses?
 Topping the list of most social small business cities in the U.S. on the just released Radius Social Small Business Report: San Francisco and Los Angeles, as West Coast cities overall ranked higher than their East Coast counterparts. New York ranked #7, while other major East Coast cities, such as Boston, and NC Research Triangle cities did not make the top 20.
Some of the other findings are surprising.
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Tagged Buffalo, Charleston, Chicago, daily deals, Dallas/Ft. Worth, facebook, facebook pages, Foursquare check-ins, Grand Rapids, Groupon, infographic, Internet/New Media, Living Social, Los Angeles, MI, MN, New York, OK, Phoenix, Radius Social Small Business Report, Roschester, San Francisco, Seattle, SMBs, Social Media, Studies, surveys, reports, Tampa, Tech life/Culture, Washington, DC, WV
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Are we wired for mobile learning? (infographic)
 Today’s students are “digital natives” who grew up connected. And mobile digital devices are like extensions of their hands.
They’re wired for mobile learning, says
Voxy.com
.
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Tagged classroom education technologies, Devices, Digital Devices, digital natives, Education, infographic, Internet/New Media, IT, mobile, mobile learning, Studies, surveys, reports, Tech life/Culture, Telecommunications, Voxy.com
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Do you know how to reach the five types of digital moms?
A new study identifies 5 types of digital mom.
Digitally connected moms can be divided into five types, each with different spheres of influencers, motivations, and preferences when connecting and sharing with others via social networks.
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Tagged Digital Devices, digital moms, ecommerce, infographic, Internet/New Media, mobilizers, MWW Group, practical adopters, Studies, surveys, reports, Tech life/Culture, urban originals, wallflowers
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20 good reasons to switch to Google+ (infographic)
 I’ve been using Google+ more than Facebook lately for a lot of reasons. For one thing, Google+ doesn’t use an algorithm to decide who sees your posts or who’s you see. For another, it’s much more responsive to business-related posts.
But I suppose the reason I like it so much is that you can vastly expand your contacts in a large variety of interests, in my case, photography, digital media marketing, chess, books, and cinema, among others. You can do that on Facebook, but G+ makes it very easy to create and share interest circles.
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Tagged bloat, circles, facebook, Google, hangouts, infographic, Internet/New Media, mobile, notifications, search, sharing, Social Media
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How big brands are taking Facebook marketing to the next level (infographic)
As Facebook heads toward what may be the most anticipated initial public offering ever, Socialbakers, a social media analytics firm, says the 900-million-plus member Facebook platform helps big brands penetrate emerging global markets.
Socialbakers’ analysis not only highlights the social network’s exploding international reach but also how the world’s biggest brands are tapping into the social economy to build international momentum.
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Tagged analytics, best practices, big brands, Brazil, Coca-Cola, Converese, emerging markets, facebook, France, Halls, India, infographic, Internet/New Media, IPO, Kraft, L'Oreal, Mexico, Nokia, Oreo, Phillipines, Red Bull, RXE, Socialbakers, sony, Studies, surveys, reports, Trident, Tuyrkey, U.S., UK
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How to Design Awesome Infographics
Even if information is highly out of ordinary and attention-grabbing, if your content contains lengthy plain text without illustration or images whatsoever, the entire page becomes dull and unimaginative. To sort this out, infographics help in routing information in a creative manner and in a style making your information easier to understand.
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Reasons to spend more time on LinkedIn than on Facebook (infographic)
 If you’re looking for professional networking results, job opportunities, or business introductions, you’re much better off spending your time on LinkedIn than on Facebook. So says OnlineCollege.org, which
cites 20 reason
s for spending more time on LinkedIn than on Facebook.
They include these reasons:
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Tagged best practices, Business advice, infographic, Internet/New Media, job hunting, LInkedin vs. Facebook, onlinecollege.org, Social Media, social networking, Studies, surveys, reports, Tech life/Culture
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[Infographic] – Typography: Bold and Justified
Typography is one of the oldest tricks in the book of design and an essential tool that basically any designer should have up his/her sleeve. It is also general knowledge that there are some
fonts
that should be avoided at all costs, due to their inappropriate appearance (informal, childish or cursive-style) or to the fact that they’ve been used excessively in the past. Every designer strives to render their project unique and this implies constantly using premium, fresh
design resources
. This is where this particular infographic comes in and lends a helping hand by offering essential information about font history, design statistics and current trends.
![Typography infographic [Infographic] Typography: Bold and Justified](http://cdn.pixel77.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Typography-infographic.jpg "Typography-infographic")
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Yesterday’s Internet vs. Today’s (infographic)
Back in 1999, I first went online via an already outdated 486 PC.
How long have you been using the Internet?
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Tagged dbusiness.com, infographic, Internet/New Media, IT, Localbusiness.com, Microsoft, Studies, surveys, reports, Tech life/Culture, yesterday's Internet vs. Today's
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Business cards from the 15th century to today (infographic)
 Did you know that business cards were a $12 billion industry in 2007? They have continued to evolve and despite the digital world we live in, they’re still the exchange currency as people network at events.
Here’s an infographic from the
Moo blog
that takes a look at just how business cards have evolved (if it’s too small hit control and the plus key to enlarge):
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