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Big Data has been a theme for 2013, and it poses the threatening question of how one can possibly interpret all the data that is available to take in. As consumers of data, we’re constantly deciding whether to “bookmark” a particularly interesting file, or make an entry in Evernote to come back to read it later. There is so much data being generated every single minute on the Internet that it becomes increasingly time-consuming to make decisions such as: Should I read it now? Should I make a note of it in my Moleskin notepad? Should I email the link to myself? In short, we spend more time sorting through, curating and organizing data that already exists. In doing so, we create more data about data! Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com, John van den Brink
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:
If we are smack in the middle of a digital marketing revolution one of the most important wheels keeping that revolution turning faster and faster is VISUAL marketing. Friends @Scoopit call this "lean content", content that conveys complexity quickly, simply with visualization.
Rim Riahi's curator insight,
January 5, 2014 1:59 AM
Big Data has been a theme for 2013, and it poses the threatening question of how one can possibly interpret all the data that is available to take in.
As consumers of data, we’re constantly deciding whether to “bookmark” a particularly interesting file, or make an entry in Evernote to come back to read it later. There is so much data being generated every single minute on the Internet that it becomes increasingly time-consuming to make decisions such as: Should I read it now? Should I make a note of it in my Moleskin notepad? Should I email the link to myself?
In short, we spend more time sorting through, curating and organizing data that already exists. In doing so, we create more data about data! |
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Scenttrail Note Responsive Design
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This lack of artistic ability poses a threat to my marketing career, especially now that visual content marketing is the ticket to success. Even though I have other creative traits, I'm worried I'll get left in the visual storytelling dust. I know I'm not alone.
Luckily, we non-artists have a few tools to mask our lack of design talent.
These tools are free, but often have advanced paid features for when you're ready to step up your game. They don't replace a designer's expertise, but you can use them for smaller projects, like blogs, social media graphics, or Slideshare templates.... Via Jeff Domansky, aanve
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
September 15, 2014 11:47 PM
Looking for a way to make charts more appealing? Wish you knew what font was on your competitor's ad? Here's help. 
Two Pens's curator insight,
September 18, 2014 2:27 PM
My fave is Recite: let's you make any quote look art directed. Given Twitter's predilection for quotes, it's a no-brainer. |
6 Excellent Mobile Apps
Great list of tools to use to create mobile content and content with mobile. If you've ever tried to use your phone like a laptop you know life is different in the land of smartphones. This excellent Social Media Examiner post shares 6 apps to help you create mobile content with mobile phones OR create blog, social network or website content with your mobile tools.