There are 50 new social media sites created every day. That’s not a fact based on anything factual, just a fact based on the concept that the creation of new ones never cease.
To make a map of the social media landscape would be to create something that is likely outdated in a few months (weeks?) but that’s exactly what the folks over at Overdrive Interactive did. This tremendous resource might not be easy to read at first, but once you see the beauty of the organization and visualizations, you may realize it’s an invaluable tool.
Obviously, you’ll want to click on the image to enlarge it.
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JD Rucker – who has written 514 posts on Soshable | Social Media Blog. JD Rucker is a social media enthusiast who resides in Orange County, California. He works simultaneously for 2 companies - TK Carsites (an Automotive Internet Marketing Firm) and Hasai (a Social Media Strategy Firm). He writes for several publications including BusinessInsider, Fast Company, Techi, Top Cultured, and ICanHasInternets. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.
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Jim, thanks for sharing the links and info. These maps will be really useful resources in my consultations.
Great, they created a List 2.0*
* pointless use of infographic to illustrate a concept, the list, widely understood the world over
Thanks Andrew!
Rory, you’re absolutely right. It’s just fun to look at (and print and post on the wall).
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