pamorama marketing, life, social media Home About Bookshelf Links Contact 35 Great Social Media Infographics by Pam Dyer on March 3, 2010 Share Here’s a collection of terrific social media infographics that might come in handy. The Social Engagement Spectrum 2. The Social Media Effect 4. Social Marketing Compass 5. Balance Your Media Diet 7. Social Media Statistics 8. Social Web Involvement 9. When Social Media Attacks 17. Social Web Reputation Management Cycles 21. MORE >>

We’re certainly seeing that trend develop online with recommendations and reviews playing a rapidly growing role in influencing purchase decisions. In 2006 the Edelman Global Trust Barometer reported that for the first time a “person just like me’ was the number one trusted influencer. Over the last six years peer influence waned somewhat, but it has made a dramatic comeback this year with a 22% increase winning a spot in the top 3. Reputation is the result of how you look, what you say and most of all what you do.  Posted by Sally Falkow. MORE >>

Tamara Littleton is CEO of eModeration , a moderation and community management company which works directly with worldwide advertising agencies, third sector clients and media brands including MTV, ITV, 02, Nokia and ESPN as well as leading agencies like Ogilvy, Saatchi & Saatchi, Euro RSCG, Wieden and Kennedy and Publicis. She regularly speaks at conferences and contributes white papers to aid learning and development within the social media industry. G: How would you define a social media “influencer”? G: How do you measure the influence? MORE >>

There are five steps in social media we always recommend to  new clients who are just beginning to branch out online. Social media is no different. To be a master at social media communication you must have a strong foundation of listening. Reputation Management. Twendz is a reputation management tool that looks at how people feel about a brand or a topic. The media landscape has changed and print journalists are no longer the only ones with influence. some bloggers have immense influence and you cannot afford to ignore them. MORE >>

One of the commenters, Aimee Giese, left her take, and offered a counter to Robert’s view that Twitter was basically a dead zone now, and all the social media interaction is happening on Google+ and Facebook. With social media, though, that local crowd has become millions-strong, and everything we say is up for grabs. And if you’re in a position of “influence”, as Robert Scoble is to many, then that amplification becomes even louder (as of writing, the image Aimee uploaded to TwitPic has had just over 16,500 views ). MORE >>