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The amount of information on the Internet is estimated at 4,000 exabytes.* How large is that, you ask? If you stacked books one on top of the other, starting from the surface of the Earth, the amount of information in 4,000 exabytes would take that stack from Earth to Pluto. And back. 80 times over. Yet with all this data to work with, brands still lack the ability to listen to what it’s telling them. 
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Staying safe on social media isn't easy. Social networks want a LOT of your information. Here's a visual guide to what you can (and can't) post. Via Gust MEES
John Thurlbeck, FCMI FRSA's curator insight,
June 14, 2013 4:40 AM
As an emerging leader in the digital age, connecting with people is also about being visible in the 'social media' milieu ~ here's a very helpful infographic about some of the potential dangers of being active in social media. 
Dr. Debra Harper, Ed.D.'s curator insight,
June 16, 2013 10:09 PM
Extremely important to educate all about dangers to individual lives when posting personal information--especially vulnerable children. 
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
July 3, 2013 5:24 PM
Infographics like this can make educaiton so much easier! |
And it’s telling them a lot. Golden nuggets of feedback, criticism and praise that empower brands to perform random acts of social marketing kindness that makes social media relatable to our offline lives. I’m talking about that moment when someone gets their hotel room upgraded, simply because a social brand ambassador saw a Tweet about them not having a good experience. These little moments of random social kindness become utterly unforgettable, starting off as small gestures but growing into shareable stories because someone reached out with care. Humansshare a common trait; we want to feel we matter. And in the eyes of a brand, there is no better way to create loyal customers than to show them that they matter.
For me, a brand that consistently makes me feel like I am a VIP customer is Uber. This incredible ride service not only turned the transportation industry on its side, they surprise and delight me in a different way each time. One of my last great ‘moments’ with them was created by a driver who took me to the airport and upon realizing we were at the wrong terminal – luggage unloaded and ready to drive away – was kind enough to take me to the right terminal, free of charge, and refused a tip.