![When Facebook Attacks [Infographic]](http://static.dzmind.com/image/1/2011/12/120_zombies-300x203.png)
I spent much of my Christmas holiday trying to clear a virus off my son’s computer. It was the worst one I’d ever seen. Like a monster from one of those Syfy original movies, it kept growing and mutating, blocking every move I made to try and destroy it.
As marketers we often have to pay attention to areas of life that we ourselves have no interest in. Many people get turned off when we talk about sports but guess what? Whether you, as a marketer, watch or not is COMPLETELY irrelevant. If your market is there you better be there as well no matter what your personal peccadilloes.
News drives content more than anything else on the Internet. You can see 5000 barley different variations of “5 Easy Steps to X” or “The Top 10 Ways to X” but news is ever changing, new each day and the opinions attached to it are what make it an interesting read. It is the king of content in many ways.
![SEO Audit in 20 Minutes [Infographic]](http://static.dzmind.com/image/1/2011/9/120_seo-audit-checklist.jpg)
InMotion Hosting has put together an infographic that tackles one of the most necessary yet under-utilized aspects of Internet marketing: the SEO audit. It’s under-utilized for the simple reason that many people don’t understand the importance of taking this step before moving forward with any SEO activities. Oh and they don’t want to spend the money to have it done, either.![Google’s Biggest Gamble [Infographic]](http://static.dzmind.com/image/1/2011/8/120_googlesbiggestgamble-partial1.png)
There was some serious debate as to whether this particular infographic would see the light of day here at Marketing Pilgrim. It’s an interesting study on the power of information as a way to promote your business. You see, the infographic is very compelling and the title “Google’s Biggest Gamble” fits well with Google’s apparent roll of the dice in the purchase of Motorola Mobility for $12.5b. So what’s the downside? The infographic was created by an online casino. To
I’ll admit it: I don’t think about the “future” of music that often. I’ve been listening to a steady rotation of musical soundtracks, country music, and late-90s soft rock ever since late-90s soft rock was current, and while I’ve made the switch from CDs to iTunes, I haven’t been more creative than that. However, the subject keeps bubbling back to the surface with the launch of new platforms like Spotify and Google Music, the rise of mobile applications, and even
Last year, Andy Beal did a post giving our readers a glimpse at the top Internet and social media marketing infographics he found. So my question is: Why mess with success? Here is an updated list for 2011 with many great infographics from around the web including an updated version of our Infographics Channel sponsor, Voltier Creative’s “DIY Infographics Production.”
We are excited to welcome a new sponsor to our rapidly growing roster of sponsors for our various Channels of Internet marketing and social media subjects. Voltier Creative is the new sponsor of our Infographics Channel. This unique offering was put together in an effort to offer our readers something beyond posts. With the increasing popularity of infographics to display information and data that can easily be passed around the social web, it only makes sense that we feature this form of web content.
Mashups are nothing new. In fact on this very blog we recently provided some historical perspective related specifically to music. OK, now that we’ve gotten that out of the way … In the last few days I’ve come across three really rad examples of people/organizations continuing to embrace the mashup movement. Hoopism’s NBA’s Greatest Shots and Every NBA Slam Dunk Contest Video
