Social Media 101: Education for the Masses

  • College Prep Tips for Perfecting Your High School Resume

    If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Going to graduate from high school soon and need some help sprucing up your application/resume? Here is a great and simple graphic that gives you great tips to help with your resume to further your education at a university. Via: Experience…

  • Georgia Dome College Basketball Tournament Clean Up

    Can you imagine cleaning the Georgia Dorm after a tournament? Wow, that would just suck. This interactive graphic just shows how much work you will have to put in to cleanup this dome. Please Click thru for the Interactive Guide —> Sports Invasion  

  • Why Do We Love Cats So Much? [Infographic]

    Cats seem to be taking over the internet, but why? Why do we seem to love cats so much? Is it because they are cute and cuddly? Or because they seem to have a dangerous side to them that draws us in? Whatever the case may be, this infographic presented by bestsociologyprograms.com takes a look…

  • The Lottery’s Biggest Winning Losers [Infographic]

    Can you imagine winning the lottery? What would you do with your winnings? Many of us swear up and down that we would save as much as possible or invest it, but that rarely happens once winners actually have the money in their bank accounts. Around 44 percent of lottery winners spend their entire winnings…

  • Leveraging Behemoths [Infographic]

    How does good old fashioned standard web retargeting stand up to the mighty Facebook Exchange? The hottest thing to hit the proverbial online advertising shelves in 2012, Facebook Exchange (FBX) took targeted advertising to a whole new level. Allowing marketers to retarget users while they are are logged into facebook, generating growth to an already…

  • The Online Revolution [Infographic]

    Oh, the mighty Internet. Where would we be without it? Well, we wouldn’t have as many viral cat videos, that’s for sure. The internet has changed our world since it’s inception, and continues to do so. This infographic presented by BestCommunicationsDegrees.com takes a look at the online revolution and how the Internet has changed the…

  • The Post-PC Revolution [Infographic]

    Google estimates by 2013 more people will use mobile phones than desktop PCs to go online. It’s not surprise actually, everything is going mobile these days. Smartphones are a big reason for the move to mobile. In the last 16 years one billion smartphones have been sold. And the next one billion will be sold…

  • The Evolution of Web Content Consumption [Infographic]

    The way we consume content on the internet has changed quite a bit over the past 10 years or so. It used to take almost 15 minutes to download one song back in the day, now it can take mere seconds to download some tunes. Check out the infographic below presented by Torchbrowser to learn…

  • Why Apple is Winning [Infographic]

    There is no doubt that Apple is one of the world’s most well known tech companies, however if you have any doubt, then seeing their success in numbers will surely put it out. Check out this infographic presented by CaliforniaPhoneLookup to see what exactly is driving Apple to win.

  • The Psychology of an Internet Troll [Infographic]

    Internet trolls are the bane of the internet social community, but only recently have scientists begun to really understand the effects that these individuals have on the rest of us. The best way to describe an internet “Troll” would be to say that some individuals develop online identities that are completely independent and often much…

  • Retail Social Media Top 10 [Infographic]

    Social media has proven itself to be a great platform for companies to reach out to their consumers quickly and efficiently. Retailers are one of the many industries using social media to interact with consumers. It’s interesting to see what social media outlets certain retailers are using to reach their customers, and that’s just what…

  • New Social Media Trend: Social Gifting

    The average price for top selling gifts in the 80s and 90s was $48. From 2000-2011 the average price for top selling gifts was $244. As you can see, gifts have gotten much more expensive over time. So how can you buy your loved ones the gifts they want without going broke? Collaborate! Social gifting…

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