Social media is a dynamic form of communication. Instant, short and sometimes worthy of sharing. I’ve found 5 social media graphics that merit sharing.
For beginners – The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media for Business
Easy to view one pager by Michael Schulz that addresses the key issues. Great use of cartoons.
Created by Elliance this simple graphic shows the different functions in an organisation and how they can use social media.
Focus editors created a timeline starting in 1995 with classmates.com. It’s a couple of years old and it would be great to see a revised version, especially as the numbers for Twitter, Facebook and MySpace have changed some much.
Samuel Axon via Mashable’s diagram shows who uses the Internet, how often and where.
Ethan Bloch at Flowtown created this map which indicates the power of different social media platforms. This is a favourite of mine. A great way to convert disbelievers and puts social media into perspective.
For beginners – The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media for Business
Easy to view one pager by Michael Schulz that addresses the key issues. Great use of cartoons.
Getting your colleagues involved – Building a Company with Social Media
Created by Elliance this simple graphic shows the different functions in an organisation and how they can use social media.
How social media grew – The Boom of Social Sites
Focus editors created a timeline starting in 1995 with classmates.com. It’s a couple of years old and it would be great to see a revised version, especially as the numbers for Twitter, Facebook and MySpace have changed some much.
Internet usage – State of the Internet Explained In One Giant Infographic
Samuel Axon via Mashable’s diagram shows who uses the Internet, how often and where.
Market sizes – The 2010 Social Networking Map
Ethan Bloch at Flowtown created this map which indicates the power of different social media platforms. This is a favourite of mine. A great way to convert disbelievers and puts social media into perspective.Do let me know if you have a favourite social media graphic or cartoon.
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