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FACEBOOK DEMOGRAPHICS: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE (AMAZINGLY SQUEEZED INTO ONE PAGE)

Sometimes we come across articles (or in this case, an infographic) that blow our minds. Even more rare is to come across one that has not received the mass-exposure that it deserves. Why this particular one hasn’t been picked up by any of the heavy hitting blogs or social sites is beyond us. We hope …

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Cruz Wanted a Border Wall in 2012 While Trump Was Still Lobbying for Amnesty [VIDEOS]

A common claim by Donald Trump and his supporters is that he was talking about building a wall before the other GOP candidates, Ted Cruz in particular. This is 100% false. Ted Cruz was defending the building of the border wall to a series of moderators in July, 2012. At that point, Trump was on …

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5 BUSINESS TOOLS LEVERAGING THE POWER OF SOCIAL

Social business and social media, while two distinct entities and completely non-interchangeable, are similar in that they both aspire to leverage one and the same concept: the power of social engagement and communication. Nowadays, customers demand more open communication and personal relationships with businesses. The incoming workforce expects a more flexible working environment, and the …

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Understanding the Differences Between Adaptive and Responsive Website Design

There was a huge uproar in the search marketing and website design industry last year when Google came out and recommended responsive web design. While Google has been known to make recommendations in the past, they’ve never tackled this particular issue definitively until June, 2012. Since then, many companies have been scrambling to convert to …

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ARE PEOPLE TOO CONNECTED TO RECONNECT? WHY THE RECONNECT CAMPAIGN COULD BE A BUST

I was surfing trough the periodicals on Mashable and came across a little gem that caught my interest: Reconnect. The Reconnect article challenged the internet community to disconnect from the Matrix and get outside. Participants of the Reconnect campaign would disconnect from anything and everything digital and create from their own minds original and creative …

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The LinkedInfographic

As promised, we’re starting to take a closer look at LinkedIn. Its power and influence are growing and it’s quickly becoming one of the “must have” profiles for businesses and professionals alike. This graphic by our friends at Online MBA puts it all into perspective. LinkedIn is one of the fastest growing social networking sites …

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FORGET INDEXING TWEETS: GOOGLE IS PULLING THEM DIRECTLY FROM THE API

When Google rolled out with Caffeine last year, the idea was to speed up the way that the search engine was able to index pages, particularly for use in real-time social media searches. Apparently, that wasn’t fast enough, so they’re going straight to the source. Tim Cohn first noticed that Google was displaying the last …

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Facebook: “Like” is Like “Share,” But Share is Still There

If you were confused before about the differences between liking a website or story and sharing one, Facebook has confused the issue even more to make it simpler for us all. “Like” it, “share” it – either way you’re posting the details on your wall and onto your friends news feeds. If anything, “like” is …

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