This study provides an insight how often 13 to 17 years olds in the U.S. use social media platforms like facebook and twitter. How do they communicate with their families and how is their social life, friendships and family relations influenced by new tools and media? Full study as .pdf Info graphic Social Media, Social Life: How Teens View Their Read More …
Some time ago I created this set of social media icons and decided to share them with you, they were not a creative revolution, but hey, they are for free! As I got some positive feedback, I now revamped them a little bit, updated and added some new companies, like amplifiy, picasa, bebo, diigo, Google buzz, Google Plus and xing. Read More …
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Thinkup is a open source software you can install on your webserver, requiring php 5.2 or higher and a MySQL database. Fine. But want the heck is it good for? Thinkup gathers your social media activities, plus their reactions, like comments, retweets or likes and stores it in your database, so you can sort, export, analyse or display your very Read More …
Looking for informations, advices, strategies or hints guiding you on your paths through the social media djungle? Here you’ll find a composition of free ebooks that might be helpful on your efforts to successfully use social marketing mechanisms for building a brand, attract traffic or gain significance on a certain topic. So these Links will keep you busy for a Read More …
I searched for free to use web 2.0 icons of social media sites, but I did not find anything nice except some stock icons. So I’ve made my own ones and I like to share them with you! Feel free to use, modify and integrate them on your blog or website. There is no need to link back, if you’d Read More …
Interesting study about the usage and the behaviour of social media platform users from over 29 countries from webguild.org: A new study by Universal McCann called When did we start trusting strangers? found that rather than being passive, consumers have taken not only active, but also creative roles in consumerism. In fact, consumers have become true “consum’actors.” The study was Read More …
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