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  • Infographic: The Growing Impact of Social Media and TV

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    Social Media Impact

    Here are a few insights from this infographic on the growing impact of social media on watching TV, social networking, and using the Internet:

    How much time are visitors spending on social networking sites per month? Here’s the answer:

    Facebook – 6.75 hours

    Pinterest – 1.5 hours

    Tumblr – 1.5 hours

    Twitter – 21 minutes

    LinkedIn – 17 minutes

    Google+ – 3 minutes

    Here’s how Americans spend their time online and offline:

    6.9 hours per month on social networking

    4.8 hours per month on email, mail, and phone

    21 hours per month socializing in person

    15.3 hours per month taking care of household members

    59.4 hours per month watching TV offline

    23.1 hours per month watching TV online

    TV and Internet Surfing

    65% of U.S. tablet owners surf the web while watching TV.

    60% of women visit a social network while watching TV.

    29% use Facebook while watching TV.

    61% use the Internet while watching TV.

    Time Spent on Social Media

    Social media accounts for 18% of time spend online.

    56% of Americans have a social network profile.

    22% of Americans use social media several times a day.

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    Charity Showcase

    The National Parks Conservation Association works to protect our national parks in the United States in order to preserve the nation’s natural, historical, and cultural heritage for generations to come. To support their efforts, contribute via http://www.npca.org.


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  • The Life of the #eBooks Twitter Hashtag

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    Life of the #ebooks Hashtag

    Here is another Visual.ly (http://create.visual.ly) generated infographic, in this case for the Twitter hashtag for #ebooks.

    The #ebooks hashtag was featured 53,011 in the past month, with 2,427 mentions on the peak day.

    This infographic also features the most influential tweeters discussing #ebooks this past month.

    See also: Social Media Hashtags for Book Authors – http://bookmarketingbestsellers.com/41-social-media-hashtags-for-book-authors

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    ChildHelp USA maintains a 24-hour National Child Abuse Hotline at 800-4-A-CHILD. For more information, see http://www.childhelp.org.

    Curator: John Kremer

    John Kremer on Google+


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  • 17 Facebook Tips: Everything You Wanted to Know about Facebook Marketing

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    Facebook Marketing Tips

    PostRocket, which helps companies optimize their Facebook campaigns, summed up the 17 most essential Facebook marketing tips in one colorful infographic.

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    Spoons Across America, the source for children’s culinary education, is dedicated to educating children, teachers, and families about the benefits of healthy eating. They work to influence the eating habits of children through hands-on education that celebrates the connection to local farmers and the important tradition of sharing meals around the family table. For more information, go to http://www.spoonsacrossamerica.org.


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  • Lindsay Lohan’s Penance by the Numbers

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    Lindsay Lohan Doing Her Time

    Infographic: Lindsay Lohan’s Penance by the Numbers – 6 arrests, 20,274 minutes in jail, 536 community service numbers, 203 days in rehab, and $736,380 in approximate value for the goods and services she’s been accused of stealing.

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    National Children’s Alliance has nearly 700 advocacy centers nationwide which help with the process of reporting and recovering from abuse. To get involved, go to http://www.nationalchildrensalliance.org or call 800-239-9950.


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  • A Look Back at YouTube: The Most Viral Brands of 2010

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    A viral YouTube video can increase sales and take a brand from unknown to a superstar. So what brand-based videos went viral in 2010? Check out this infographic from the Viral Ad Network.

    Some of the most viral brand videos of 2010: Will It Blend? iPad / The Twilight Saga: Eclipse Preview / Old Spice Questions / FIFA World Cup / Adidas Originals / Nike Write the Future

    Facebook generates 10 times the number of shares as Twitter.

    Most viral videos have a shelf life of one to two weeks and then taper off quickly.

    The most viral brands: Nike, FIFA, Old Spice, Twilight, Blendtec, Apple, Google, Call of Duty, Adidas, and Adobe.

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    CARE Partners for Change is a monthly giving program to feed children and provide safe water for families around the world. Their motto: Defending dignity. Fighting poverty. To donate monthly, go to http://www.care.org/partners.

     


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  • A Look Back: Twitter Facts & Figures in 2011

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    Twitter Facts & Figures

    Five years ago Twitter was just an idea with three people working on it. Here is a new Twitter Power User Cheat Sheet infographic to go with the stats below:

    Tweet content: 37.5% conversational, 40.1% pointless babble, 8.7% pass-along value, 5.9% self-promotion, and 3.5% news.

    Twitter is probably worth over $10 billion.

    Lady Gaga followers in May 2011: 10,051,670 and in December 2012: 32,155,851.

    Justin Beiber followers in May 2011: 9,662,144 and in December 2012: 31,526,408.

    It took 3 years, 2 months and 1 day to go from the first tweet to the billionth tweet.

    Users now tweet almost a billion tweets every week.

    177 million tweets were sent on March 11, 2011.

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    World Wildlife Federation – Be the voice for those who have no voice – the world’s wildlife. Join the World Wildlife Federation at http://worldwildlife.org.


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  • Infographic: 5 Best Memory Boosting Foods

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    Memory Boosting Foods

    This infographic showcases five foods that help boost memory.

    Blueberries – Helps reverse age-related problems in the area of brain function. Also improves learning, motor skills, and vision.

    Green Tea – The EGCG in green tea protects the brain by lowering the amount of protein that builds up as plague linked to memory loss and nerve damage.

    Dark Chocolate – Reduces inflammation and may help prevent oxidation in the brain (the precurser to many neurological diseases).

    Apples – Fights dementia. Its vitamin C helps reduce Alzheimer’s.

    Avocados – Its monounsaturated fat increases blood flow to the brain, which means more oxygen gets to those parts of your brain that help you to think and to remember details.

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    The National Multiple Sclerosis Society works to find treatments for the prevention and cure of multiple sclerosis (MS). For more information, check out http://www.nationalmssociety.org.

    The National MS Society is a collective of passionate individuals who want to do something about MS now—to move together toward a world free of multiple sclerosis. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn’t.


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  • Infographic: 6 No-No’s in Designing Your Brand Image

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    Brand Design Mistakes

    Infographic: 6 No-No’s in Designing Your Brand Image

    Avoid Negative Messages – For example, down arrows are perceived as negative images.

    Don’t Isolate Customers – Some symbols you might incorporate into your brand could make potential customers feel awkward (such as fish or rainbows).

    Avoid Irrelevancy – Make sure your brand image actually matches your message. For example, what’s the goose doing in the Wawa logo.

    Don’t Send an Inconsistent Message – There are brands, for example, where a crest logo simply doesn’t work, like dog kennels.

    Avoid Generic Images – Generic images make for very bland logos that don’t stand out. For example, what’s with the green block in H&R Block’s brand? Yes, it’s a block but really bland.

    Don’t Mess Up – Some images within a brand logo can be really suggestive. For example, check out these two logos:

    Source: http://designfestival.com/5-shapes-symbols-and-concepts-to-avoid-in-your-brand

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    Charity Showcase

    St. Labre Indian School supports the needy Native American children (Crow and Northern Cheyenne) who live and attend school at St. Labre. This is one of my favorite charities. I love the spirit of these kids. Donate via http://www.stlabre.org or by calling 866-753-5496.


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