At Mindjumpers, we thought it could be interesting to make our own infographic about the year of social media 2010, and here we would like to share the result of our work with you. Similar Posts: 5 Great Social Media Initiatives in 2010. Popular Posts About Social Media. Technorati Tags: 2010 , about.me , campaign , Facebook , Flavors.me , Foursquare , Infographic , Linkedin , Mindjumpers , Social Media , Social Network , Twitter. Mindjumpers Social Media 2010 about.me Tweet. Would you have added other things? MORE >>

ll resist that urge, though, and instead present a plea: Let’s make 2011 the year we stop talking about “social media.”. It’s not that social media is no longer important. On the contrary, today there’s almost no media today that isn’t social. In early 2004 Technorati counted about a million blogs on the Internet and Facebook was just getting off the ground. The best book I’ve ever read on media transformation is The Chaos Scenario by Bob Garfield. Social Media innovation mainstream_mediaStunning. Barnum, BTW). MORE >>

Technorati ’s new Twittorati (launched July 7, and not last week as some sites are reporting ) will feature tweets from what Technorati thinks are the top 100 bloggers. This gives Technorati its coveted “business model&# (everyone wants to be the Digg of Twitter), but it has numerous shortcomings in terms of presenting users with useful and interesting content. wish Technorati the best with this. And I hope they keep indexing my Technorati tags correctly. Tags: Social Media Technorati Twittorati It’s called Twitter. MORE >>

I conducted a long interview this week with Pace Lattin who writes for Technorati; Pace gave me fairly hard questions and a lot of them – stepped up to the plate and answered all of them in detail – the interview takes up 11 pages in Technorati. Social Media Analytics Book by Marshall Sponder Social Media Analytics book McGraw Hill Social Media Analytics The Book technorati Pace Lattin Social Media Analyticswon’t summarize it here – it’s too long for me to do that. MORE >>

pamorama marketing, life, social media Home About Bookshelf Links Contact Measuring Social Media ROI by Pam Dyer on December 21, 2009 Share Companies and brands are finally beginning to fully embrace social media. eMarketer reported in September that 86% of those who responded to a survey of professionals from various industries said they had adopted social technologies. This means that companies are jumping into the social-media pool without actually accounting for how it will impact their business and what, if any, value it will add. MORE >>