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This week's top six infographics

Here are six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

This time the topics include how email impacts our professional and personal lives, mobile gaming language, 24 hours in the Google economy and the anatomy of a marketing executive.

by David Moth 02 November 2012 11:29am 1 comment

10 useful B2B marketing infographics

We see a lot of infographics here at Econsultancy and they generally focus on B2C marketing.

So to coincide with our upcoming FUNNEL B2B marketing event, we thought it would be useful to roundup some of the best B2B infographics that the web has to offer.

What we’ve noticed is that there appears to be a lot of interest in social media B2B marketing at the moment (or at least as far as infographics go there is).

But as well as social, these infographics look at inbound marketing tactics, the rise of content marketing and lead generation.

by David Moth 29 October 2012 10:08am 1 comment

This week's top six infographics

Here are six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

This time the topics include measuring Facebook and Twitter ROI, the mobile industry in numbers, the state of the blogging world and how marketers are measuring content.

by David Moth 26 October 2012 11:20am 1 comment

How to make an infographic online: five essential free tools

Given the popularity of infographics, you’d be wise to consider using them to help achieve your content marketing goals. They can be great for social sharing, blog fodder and inbound links.

The last time I created an infographic I used – wait for it - Microsoft Excel. Thankfully there are now some far better options, and they're surprisingly easy to use.

I have compiled five of online tools that will help you to create infographics. They’re all free, though some require registration (or to connect your Twitter or Facebook account) and most have the upgrade options.

by Chris Lake 22 October 2012 11:53am 25 comments

This week's top six infographics

Here are six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

This time the topics include iPad Mini rumours, anticipating how consumers will spend the holiday season, how kids use tablets, Halloween spending in the US and tag management systems

by David Moth 19 October 2012 10:22am 0 comments

This week's top six infographics

Once again we round up six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

The topics include how to optimise mobile landing pages, big data, why email still matters, the top 1,000 YouTube channels, Facebook at 1bn and eBay's 100m mobile app downloads.

by David Moth 12 October 2012 11:31am 1 comment

This week's top six infographics

Here are six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

This time the topics include social media crisis management, surfing habits of the older generation, a new way of looking at SEO and seven things you wanted to know about Android users but were apparently afraid to ask...

by David Moth 05 October 2012 10:47am 0 comments

This week's top six infographics

Once again we round up six of the best infographics we've seen this week.

The topics include how to do keyword research, how the Financial Times' readers use social, what QR code usage mans for business and improving the way customers help themselves online.

by David Moth 28 September 2012 11:47am 3 comments

Five handy social tools you may have missed

The social media landscape changes at such a pace that it’s nigh-on impossible to keep up with all of the various tools and platforms that emerge.

With that said I do try to keep abreast of new developments and over the past few weeks have begun using a variety of free tools which may have slipped under your radar.

,I thought it would be useful to run through a few of them here. If you have any new favourites then please do add them in the comments below as well.

by Matt Owen 27 September 2012 10:28am 9 comments

Personal versus professional social networks: infographic

That there are significant differences between personal social networks, like Facebook, and professional social networks, like LinkedIn, seems obvious. But what are those differences exactly, and how do they manifest themselves in terms of actual usage?

To answer that question, LinkedIn turned to research firm TNS to conduct a survey of social network users and determine why they use the personal and professional social networks.

by Patricio Robles 25 September 2012 19:50pm 2 comments