Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin [INFOGRAPHIC]

Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin [INFOGRAPHIC]

Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin compared in a beautiful infographic for you. Dogecoin started out as a joke in 2013. Now it has become a meme and a cryptocurrency that is tearing up the altcoin charts.

The story goes that it was a partnership between a marketer in Sydney, Australia and a developer in Portland, Oregon that gave birth to Dogecoin. The meme that became a coin took off like a rocket on Reddit and spawned several subreddits too. It is currently (as of 1/28/2014) #6 by market cap on coinmarketcap.com’s “Crypto-Currency Market Capitalizations.”

There are some distinct similarities and differences when it comes to Dogecoin vs. Bitcoin. Dogecoin’s algorithm is Scrypt whereas Bitcoin’s is SHA256. Max coins ever to be mined is 100,000,000,000 DOGE vs. abpout 24,000,000 for BTC. Block time is 60 Seconds vs. Bitcoin’s 10 minutes. The current block reward for miners in 1,000,000 DOGE vs. 25 BTC for miners.

Doge is traded on Cryptsy, Vicurex, CoinedUp, and a few other exchanges, as is BTC. Not bad for a brand new currency that was only launched on December 6, 2014.

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(Infographic source: Bitcoin Examiner, Photo Screenshot from What is up with Dogecoin? [infographic].)

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Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]

Bitcoin vs fiat currency [INFOGRAPHIC]

Today we compare Bitcoin vs fiat currency in a handy infographic. The dollar amounts (USD) are vastly different (for now), but the breakdowns by percent of ownership is uncanny.

47 individuals own 28.9 percent of all the bitcoin in exsistence today. Another 880 own 21.5 percent and another 1 million have 20.7 percent of BTC. an estimated 492,000 bitcoins have been lost so far. What is shocking is that a versimilar percnetage of fiat currency wealth ownership in USD exists as well. It almost mirrors bitcoin percentage-wise when you look at the top 0.001 percent, 0.01 percent and bottom 99.9 percent of the world..

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(Infographic source: Bitcoin Examiner, Photo Screenshot from Wealth distribution Part II: fiat currency vs BTC [infographic].)

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Social customer care and engagement [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social customer care and engagement [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social customer care and engagement is the theme for today’s new infographic. It was provided by Social Sprout from their “The Social Customer: Highlights from The Sprout Social Index” report. This in-depth report looks at over 160 million inbound messages from 20,000 brand Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Data was collected from 15 different industries. Read on for the top 7 findings and recommendations.

Top 7 Findings:

• Customers engaging with brands is definitely on the upswing.


• User engagement is growing nine times faster than social networks like Facebook and Twitter.


• When it comes to engaging with consumers, both the entertainment and utility industries are growing the most.


• Engagement performance and response times vary from industry to industry. Business services and utilities have the shortest response times. Banking/finance and utilities have the highest response rates. The real estate industries could benefit the most being second-to-last in both response time and rate.


• Overall response rates are dropping significantly and a whopping 80 percent of all customer inquiries go unanswered. This leaves much room for improvement as many adults have social media accounts and look to social for customer care.


• On average brands receive 3 inbound requests per month from Twitter for every 2 they get from Facebook per 1000 fans or followers respectively.


• Average response times to customer inquiries for brands are on the rise and needs to be addressed this year.

Top 7 Recommendations:

• Build your social team to be responsive.


• Include your most experienced customer-facing staff on the team.


• Use the right software tools.


• Determine which metrics are most important to your business and use them.


• Make sure your replies are conversational not overly promotional.


• Enable the appropriate departments inside your business to share tools and data.


• Be careful about prioritizing certain customers above the rest. Hire additional resources to handle the volume.

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“The Social Customer Infographic” by Sprout Social

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Brands embrace social media for social good [INFOGRAPHIC]

Brands embrace social media for social good [INFOGRAPHIC]

Brands embrace social media for social good in this cool, new infographic from our friends at bluehost. Social networks are on fire and people are using them for good. Social enterprises are evolving as a hybrid of a charity and a business. Viral social media campaigns are assisting charities to achieve their goals like never before. One charity, Random Acts, uses social media to encourage the spread of kindness. They were able to raise $200,000 for the Hope for Haiti 2 campaign.

A bunch of celebrities are helping the cause. The likes of Usher and Justin Timberlake helped Keep a Child Alive raise $1 million in 2010. Lady gaga worked with HIV/AIDS programs to raise $202 million. Other celebs helped The Berry Family Children through the “Show Your Hearts” campaign too.

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Top social media management company list [INFOGRAPHIC]

Top social media management company list [INFOGRAPHIC]

The top social media management company list is broken down here for you today into seven categories thanks to this great infographic from TrustRadius. The infographic accompanies a just released guide, “Buyers Guide for Social Media Management Software,” which is also available for free to you in a handy pdf.

The helpful categories of social media management software include listening, customer care, publishing/engagement, social selling, analytics, curation, and promotion. Some social media management tools like those from Hootsuite span several categories. For example, Hootsuite free, Hootsuite Pro and Hootsuite Enterprise are included under six categories with the exception of analytics.

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Social media content strategy: How to create your posts [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social media content strategy: How to create your posts [INFOGRAPHIC]

Social media content strategy is the key managing your company campaigns. The good folks at mycleveragency ltd created this handy infographic to show you how to create your posts. Last time we showed you how to manage your social in just 30 minutes a day. Now we will walk you through exactly what to post.

Examples for all the top social networks including Vine, Instagram, Pinterest, Google+, Facebook and Twitter are here.

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How to create the perfect social media post is an infographic that was produced by mycleveragency

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Big data marketing (Infographic)

Big data marketing (Infographic)

Big data marketing is leveraging huge data sets being produced today and using analytics to better target customers. This analysis can provide more accurate decision making, time management and segmentation of your customers. It can even enable real-time marketing. Especially when paired with your companies’ social media channels. The value of the big data market is expected to skyrocket 261% from $18.1 billion in 2013 to $47 billion by 2017.

What is big data defined?

Big data defined is increasigly large amounts of data that tend to overwhelm existing database tools. The sheer volume of data being produced is incredible. An estimated 90% of all data was gathered in just the past two years.

Big data and analytics

Big data and analytics go hand in hand. By using distributed processing, cloud storage and data-management strategies, valuable insights may be teased out. Most marketers plan to implement a big data analytics solution in the next two years. A strong partnership with IT is crucial for this to be a success.

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Social media job search (Infographic)

Social media job search (Infographic)

Social media job search tips are here for you in this handy infographic. Did you know 93% of recruiters are now using LinkedIn? And beware, half of candidates were screened out because they had “posted provocative or inappropriate photos”? The data came from UK site Gumtree, but I would bet that most of it applies to the U.S. and other countries too.

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Social media monitoring tools (Infographic)

Social media monitoring tools (Infographic)

Check out this infographic featuring some of the best social media monitoring tools and more. A whopping 25 tools are mentions and broken down by category for easy reference. You can see some top picks from the recent Social Media Strategies Summit covering social media monitoring for social listening, social conversation, social marketing, social analytics and social influencer tools.

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