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Infographic – Farmville vs Real Farms

September 20, 2010

Designed by Shane Snow (@shanesnow) for Mashable.com, FarmVille vs. Real Farms takes a creative view on the FarmVille craze on Facebook compared to real life farming. With all those millions of Facebook and iPhone users tending to virtual crops and sharing them with friends, have you ever wondered how their toils stack up against actual real-life farmers? How

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500 Million People Hate Facebook

July 21, 2010

A survey recently by ForSeewent out called the American Customer Satisfaction Idex, which added a few social media website this time, provided some interesting feedback on what people think of Facebook. The feedback was primarily of dislike for Facebook, which is surprising when looking at its gigantic exponential growth, while closing in on 500 Million

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Facebook Fatigue Is Hitting The Teen Market

July 13, 2010

Around 90% of teenagers are reported to use at least on social network, but 20% of this group are now no longer visiting the websites or are just using them much less. Reasons for the drop in numbers from the users have to do with the increased activity, ads, too much information and that their

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Google Me, A Little Rumour for Facebook

June 29, 2010

Kevin Rose (Digg founder) posted a tweet regarding a rumoured launch of a Facebook competitor service called ‘Google Me’. Often correct with his posted rumours, this one will be interesting to watch unfold. Even with Facebooks monsterous growth and profitability, Google is still an online powerhouse with a massive user and press following. Should their

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Businesses Turn To Facebook

March 25, 2010

Forget AdWords. You may get the most bang for your advertising buck on Facebook, not Google, according to a recent study. Earlier this month the social networking site topped Google to win the title of most visited site in the U.S.  Yes, that was just one week in March (for the record, the second week).

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What you need to know about Mystery Shopping

May 5, 2013

Mystery Shopping Just Got Easier

February 21, 2013

Apple vs. Samsung: Why ‘Cool’ Isn’t Enough to Win

January 29, 2013

How voice-enabled purchasing can change buying habits

January 29, 2013

Smartphones are giving new meaning to the term comparison shopping

March 14, 2012

What you need to know about Mystery Shopping

May 5, 2013

Mystery Shopping Just Got Easier

February 21, 2013

Apple vs. Samsung: Why ‘Cool’ Isn’t Enough to Win

January 29, 2013

How voice-enabled purchasing can change buying habits

January 29, 2013

Smartphones are giving new meaning to the term comparison shopping

March 14, 2012
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