Posts Tagged ‘infographic’

My last post (a while ago, I know) was on the state of social media in China.

Today, I’ll share with you another wonderful graphic representation of the state of social networks. I love infographics, personally I am a very visual person and it makes it easier to understand stuff and to rememeber it if you can “see” it rather than having to read pages of data that pehaps doesn’t even make sense to you. Anyways, that’s me!

The credit for this cool infographic and all the data shown goes to Ignite Social media.

Do by all means check out their site as it is packed with a wealth of information about how data are sourced and collected and more.

Click on the image for a better reading experience. And as usual, please do comment on it. Be engaged!

Thomas Crampton’s social media team put togethere few infographics on how social media work in countries such as China, Japan or Korea. I’m just going to show you the Chinese one here, and if you wish, you can always go over to the original link for additional information.

I’d like the visual representation, so you can have a quick scan at a glance and make a comparison with what’s going on in the western world. It is not absolutely comprehensive, and may be a bit outdated, as the social media landscape moves fast and this was made on August 2010.

Bearing this in mind, we thank you Thomas Crampton, from whom we “borrowed” the following image.

For comments, they are always more than welcome, so please do.