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Every year, the demographics of social media sites change. Some shrink, some grow, and some gain users of different ages or backgrounds. Being aware of these changes is important in maintaining an effective social media strategy.
The following infographic takes data from the Nielsen Group and ranks the big five (Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn) in areas like growth, users, monthly visitors and ROI.
All of this is put into an attractive and easy-to-read infographic.
In Facebook’s never-ending attempt to make their business model more profitable, the company has announced that they are testing a new way to send messages to complete strangers.
Currently, messages from people in your network go straight into your normal message inbox. Messages from people outside of your network and potential spam go into the “Other” folder inside of your inbox.
While this “other” folder is little-known to most users, these new paid messages will change how your Facebook inbox works.
[Read more…] about Send Paid Facebook Messages to Strangers [Discussion]
Sometimes the difference between great and mediocre software comes down to the smallest details.
Many of these details, sometimes called “easter eggs,” are things that a normal individual would never notice. However, when they are pointed out, you can’t help but smile.
Check out some of my favorite little details:
