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[Infographic] Who Is Using Google+

Jeremy Smith —  January 12, 2012 — Leave a comment

Google+ is the newest big-time social media to enter the race, but many question if it is necessary to invest in this. Will we get back what is necessary with the effort that we invest in this? We have to remember that every new social media takes time to learn the in’s and out’s and time is a huge resource we cannot get back.

One question that people are always asking is, who is using it? Does your audience match my demographic? This infographic is just one study of surely many more to come.

Are you using Google+? What do you think of it?

[via Churchm.ag]

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[Infographic] Teens and Adults on Facebook

Jeremy Smith —  January 8, 2012 — Leave a comment

Help for Depression has just come out with a new study on how adults and teens use Facebook to share our thoughts, feelings, and personal interests and how we express them on this social network.

[via Mashable]

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Teen Texting Habitat

Jeremy Smith —  December 28, 2011 — 2 Comments

We did a guest post over at Churchm.ag you should check out. Here is a link to the full post and below is a snippet:

Teens love to text. If fact, they have lived in a world that never knew a time before cell phones. So the fact that there is a whole language that has spawned from this device’s impact on the world as well as the fact that it has completely changed the way that we communicate may say something about this powerful tool.

The infographic below shows a great deal of information about how teenagers use texting and cell phones in their lives. It’s kind of amazing to see what their preference of the form of communication is as well as how frequently and where they text from. We must also remember that we are in the age of the smart phone, which includes apps, internet, and social media.

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3 Infographics of Digital Consumptions [Infographic]

Jeremy Smith —  November 7, 2011 — Leave a comment

We did a guest post over at Churchm.ag you should check out. Here is a link to the full post and below is a snippet:

Here are three infographics of what, who, where, when, why, and how people consume media.

For marketers, this is an amazing resource to understand where to advertise next.

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The Latest Technology News [Infographic]

Jeremy Smith —  October 25, 2011 — Leave a comment

We did a guest post over at Churchm.ag you should check out. Here is a link to the full post and below is a snippet:

How many switched mobile carriers to get the iPhone?

What do people really think about Facebook’s timeline changes?

Will Netflix’s new pricing lead to their demise?

Let’s look!

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Social Media Infographic

Jeremy Smith —  April 14, 2011 — Leave a comment

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Links of the Week

Infographic: Generational Web Use
A graph of how different generations, from young to old, are using the Internet, how long they are on it, and why they are deciding to stay offline.

Children’s Consumption of Digital Media On The Rise
A report on children’s consumption of the Internet. Scary fact: About 80% of children between the ages of 0 and 5 who use the Internet in the United States do so on at least a weekly basis.

Friendships Between Boys and Girls More Beneficial To Boys
A study on boy-girl relationships and how it seems to benefit both sides of the friendship.

How to Be the Best Small Group Leader
The one thing youth pastors must convince their small group leaders is to master the art of asking question. It is important in your youth ministry to create a small group culture that encourages questions, which paves the way for deeper understanding of God’s word.

OMG! Online Abbreviations Make the OED
The term — short for “Oh my God” or “Oh my gosh” — is one of dozens of new entries in the authoritative reference book’s latest online update.

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