The 'State of Social Media 2012' Infographic Follows This Year So Far
Jennifer Gosnell — June 18, 2012 — Social Media
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The 'State of Social Media 2012' infographic is an investigation into what this year has seen in the social media realm thus far. Already it has been a fast-paced year with many huge buys and important landmarks for social networks.
Pinterest has reached full force with its naming as the 'Best New Startup of 2011,' President Obama held a Google+ hangout, Instagram was bought for the cool price of $1 billion and now we look to the future. The ever-changing world of online social sites has grown exponentially over the past couple years has sped up and the competition is fierce.
The intense comparisons between Google +, Facebook, Twitter and other user sites has become a forefront battleground online. Social media has integrated into business, corporate policy and it's just the beginning.
Pinterest has reached full force with its naming as the 'Best New Startup of 2011,' President Obama held a Google+ hangout, Instagram was bought for the cool price of $1 billion and now we look to the future. The ever-changing world of online social sites has grown exponentially over the past couple years has sped up and the competition is fierce.
The intense comparisons between Google +, Facebook, Twitter and other user sites has become a forefront battleground online. Social media has integrated into business, corporate policy and it's just the beginning.
Trend Themes
1. Growing Social Media Landscape - Opportunity for businesses to tap into the expanding social media landscape and reach a wider audience.
2. Increasing Competition Among Social Networking Sites - Disruptive innovation opportunities for new platforms to challenge the dominance of established social media giants.
3. Integration of Social Media in Business and Corporate Policies - Potential for disruptive innovations that facilitate seamless integration of social media into businesses and corporate policies.
Industry Implications
1. Digital Marketing - Disruptive innovations in digital marketing strategies to leverage the growing social media landscape and reach wider audiences.
2. Social Networking - Opportunity for disruptive innovations in social networking platforms to challenge the dominance of established players and attract users.
3. Corporate Technology - Potential for disruptive innovations that integrate social media into business and corporate policies, improving communication and collaboration.
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