Tag Archive | "LinkedIn"

Infographic: The Value of Social Loyalty

Monday, March 26, 2012

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With most brands just trying to work out how to best use social media, it’s interesting to look at the flip side where social loyalty is now the big focus of the airline industry (look at all the great KLM work), where social loyalty plays will no doubt transform traditional style frequent flyer programs faster [...]

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Infographic: Social Media Sharing Trends

Sunday, October 16, 2011

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Here’s a nice little Infogrpahic from AddThis (1.2bn monthly users) on their 5th birthday to visualise user behaviour around social media sharing trends of content across the social web. Here are a few great facts; Peak hour for shareable content is 9:30am, Wednesday is said to be the most sharable day, most users will click shared content [...]

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LinkedIn: Demographics + Statistics 2011

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

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If you’ve been wondering about how to utilise LinkedIn, then these 2011 statistics aggregated by Amodiovalerio Verde might just help! It’s no fancy looking infographic, but it does provide you with the cold hard stats you seek…

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Infographic: Artistic Impression of Social Media

Sunday, May 29, 2011

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This is a fun Infographic that caught my attention and I couldn’t resist posting it. In terms of what you’d usually look for in an infographic it’s not up there with those that provide interesting facts and figures but it does display quite nicely, an artistic impression of some of our favourite (and not so [...]

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LinkedIn Popularity Grows As Economy Sours…

Sunday, February 15, 2009

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Perhaps one of the only real benefactors of the global recession so far is LinkedIn – the most widely used Business Networking site on the planet, with more people than ever out of work globally, LinkedIn is booming according to ComScore, with unique visitors up over 22% in January (2009) to over 7.7 million uniques in just the US, not [...]

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