Some highs, many lows. Any chance we make it another 2,000 years?

END OF DAYS: Human Race in Review infographic by mainstreethost.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

Obviously, mobile is finally taking off as a marketing channel. But I believe it will be apps and mobile web that truly influence billions of $ in sales, not SMS messaging.

SMS Text Messaging Turns 20 infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

While it is true that mobile Twitter, Facebook and other apps create customers always available to marketers, customers will cut off that access unless they receive truly relevant content. I know of at least one retailer at the forefront 🙂

Omnichannel Loyalty: The New Customer Connection infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

While I believe several of these are actually the same motivation (e.g. social proof and following those you like), this is a different way to look at why people buy what they buy.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

Shooting location map from the 1920’s

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

Fascinating. With the damage we have done to our traditional fish stocks, I suspect these deceptions will only increase. The question is, how do you know it’s actually tuna?

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

A cornucopia of interesting facts, but again, as elsewhere, equates mobile device usage as all social. If so, then we should include landlines and face to face conversations (which I suppose we should).

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

A beautiful and inspiring infographic.

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013

Without quibbling over whether we are already in web 3.0 (which to some means mobile, to others “contextual, etc.), 2.0 always meant peer to peer, crowd-sourcing, et.al. Here’s a good infographic about that dynamic, which is occurring across virtually every interest “group” imaginable.

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, January 2013