Have you ever wanted to download all your photos that you’ve posted to Facebook, due to a computer crash or upgrade (or just because)?
Facebook offers an option to download all your profile information, including all your photos, as a single zip file. This is what Facebook says about their Download Your Information service:
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Top Gainers for Oct. 14, 2010
There are lots of websites online that have a wealth of resources and information about Internet use and behavior regarding social media. One such website is InsideFacebook.com, which has a very interesting page data section. This section tracks the influence and growth of the top pages on Facebook. Currently, Texas Hold ‘Em Poker has the most fans for a single page– over 24 million.
Why would a social media marketers need to know this information? Because he can show you how someone’s popularity, influence, or online campaigns while affects their overall Facebook presence.
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What if the online world translated into a literal geographic map? Well, comic artist Randall Monroe of xkcd.com made this vision come true in his 2010 Map of Online Communities. This is an update from his 2007 Map, and a few significant changes can be seen, like the growing realm of Facebook and the introduction of Farmville.
To view the large image of the map, click on the image.
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By James Adams
Facebook launched Facebook Places to capitalize on the success of location based software. Places is a mobile application used to share your location with your Facebook friends. You can tag locations, comment on businesses and keep up with your Facebook friends in new ways. As a business owner, how can you gain more exposure for your company? Here are nine tips for using Facebook Places as a marketing device.
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I’m really a sucker for infographics and this one I found over at All Techno Blog is great.
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