Posts Tagged ‘Google Plus’

And the Winner of A Free Download Trial of The deviantART Collection from Fotolia Is…

Winner of A Free Download Trial of The deviantART Collection from Fotolia

It’s Valentine’s Day already! And so, SociableBlog is here to spread some love to our precious readers. On January 23 we announced that one of our readers can win a Free Download Trial of the deviantART Collection from Fotolia by simply adding us to their Google+ Circle or by subscribing to our RSS Feed.

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Still Running Into Some Social Media Skeptics?

Social Media Skeptics

For those of us who eat and breathe social media for a living, it is a no-brainer.

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Top Social Media Questions For The Coming Year

Top Social Media Questions

Social media firmly arrived in prime time in 2011, as people and businesses across the world increasingly embraced the platform’s possibilities and popularities. Facebook welcomed its 800 millionth user, Twitter helped organized revolutions across the Arab world, and businesses used social media to integrate their advertising, SEO, and public relations efforts. Whether they sell online retail or manage a Digital Realty Trust, businesses of all backgrounds and industries have made social media a key part of their brand strategy.

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Google Tests Yet Another New Navigation Menu, New Version of the Black Bar

Google's New Version of the Black Bar

Now a few months after the new navigation was introduced, Google Operating System (Unofficial news and tips about Google) reports that Google has started testing yet another new layout that increases the visibility of the Google+ notification widget and account section, removing it from the black bar at the top of the page completely and merging it into the page itself.

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What Does 60 Seconds of Social Media Look Like? [INFOGRAPHICS]

What Does 60 Seconds of Social Media Look Like?

Plastick Media and Voltier Digital created an infographic that takes a look at Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ and visualizes stats and figures associated with sharing content on these sites. Showing what types of people are sharing (and who aren’t), what type of content is being shared, and discussing the future of social media, the infographic was created to show the readers how truly powerful social media can be.

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