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Bill Gates had once worked for Steve Jobs and in late 90′s Apple had been once funded by Bill Gates. There are no everlasting rivals in business and most importantly in the tech industry.

9 out of 10 video’s that are shared in Facebook are from YouTube though they are rivals by business nature. Microsoft makes more money from Android than Windows Phone. Steve Jobs might have never thought Google will come out with Android.

This industry is full of surprises. The below infographics will clearly brief us on how connected these companies are in spite of rivalries and surprises.

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Source: Mashable

posted by on Inforgraphics, Online Tools, Presentations, Technology, Web 2.0

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Any day pictorial representations have been a great story teller. If PowerPoint had played a vital role in selling our marketing dreams, now Photoshop powered Infographics are the getting more attention in the media & digital industry.

Life history of a company, a success story or product comparison anything that follows a sequence and statistics can be summarized in a single slide with Infographics. It’s Simple, Sleek and Selling.

If you inspire to create one, here are the ways:

10 Awesome Free Tools To Make Infographics

How To Create Outstanding Modern Infographics

If you want to collect and share interesting Infographics, below listed are the 5 websites that have a large collection of Infographics that is updated on a regular basis.

Daily Infographics

 

Good.Is 

 

Cool Infographics

Infographics Showcase

Killer Infographics

posted by on Mobile, Social Media, Web 2.0

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Ashamed to say people that, you tweet from toilet? Please not any more. 40% of the people use mobile phones in the toilet.

If checking your Emails and Facebook updates are the first thing that you do straight from the bed? 35% of the people do the same in this world.

We are connected like never before, smart phone has increased our digital dependency. Here are some of the interesting statistics presented beautifully as an infographic by Online schools.

Source: Onlineschools

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With technology nothing permanent  and nothing changes as fast as technology. Trends that were dominating the technology space 5 years back have either gone main stream or faded away.

Here is my take on the “Top Ten Technology Trends that will dominate 2012″

If you like the presentation, share it in Facebook or Twitter.

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I am not sure if deals are going to rule the future of web. But I am sure they are red hot at the moment. From Google to Facebook everybody wants to try their hand in deals market (I am surprised, how Microsoft haven’t made an attempt)

With Groupon leading the market globally (with an analyst valuation of $ 6-7 billion) there are multiple players who have come in, to grab their share. India alone has close to 50+ deals site presently (Here is the popular list).

Rapid Global Expansion, Networking and hot deals are the major reasons for the growth of the Deals Industry. How do they operate? How are they connected with the vendors? How do they make money? We just use them; do we really have an insight in to these areas?

Here is an interesting Infographics which can help you gain more insights on the rapidly growing deal industry.

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Creating presentation is purely an art. You take the chance to engage the audience with your thoughts.

Everybody can do some work, but only few can do awesome work. If you can do it, you and work will be remembered.

How effective had you been in creating and delivering presentations? I love creating presentations and most of my ideas come from others, people can ignite spark and bring more value to your thought process.

“The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.” – Albert Einstein.  But I am disclosing the list 5 blogs that has inspired me over the years and that can help you become Awesome in Presentations.

Note and Point

Apollo Ideas

 

Ethos3

Presentation Zen

Slide Rocket Blog

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Product marketing is an unique discipline in marketing. Most of the Product based companies have their marketing base strong enough because their success is directly proportional to the product success.

Right from the Idea generation to the Conceptualization to the Public Relations they play a critical role in a Products Success

Here is a list of the Top 20 Chief Marketing Officer at Fortune 500 Companies and the irony is 90% of this 20 people work for product based companies.

Click here for a better clarity (Source: Seek Omega)

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Sharing my new presentation on “5 Ground Breaking Rules of Business Blogging“. Some of the present day corporate blogs like uTest, HubSpot, Google and Adobe inspired me to create this presentation. These blogs don’t speak about their products and offerings alone, they show their concern towards the industry.

They share survey results, they write about latest trends and more about what might interest a normal reader.

Share your thoughts and if you like it spread it across.

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Dr. martin Cooper led a team during early 1970’s at Motorola to create a device that could simplify communication. 40 Years had passed and mobile industry had brought in revolutionary changes in the way we connect and communicate.

Next to Web, Mobile Industry had seen a phenomenal growth breaking all predictions. Every Technology driven organization now wants a Big Pie in the Mobile Space. Microsoft had created a cool Infographics on the Growth, Density and the Usage Pattern of the Mobile Devices in the Present along with some interesting Predictions for the future.

mobile marketing and tagging

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Go Daddy may be the big daddy of domain registration, but I would not suggest Go daddy if you are looking for a Creative Domain name. Domain names should be short and crisp and handy, if you want people to remember your blog/website URL.

.me, .co and .ly are the most happening domain extension handles and these extensions are not that easy with your traditional registration tools.  Here are two domain registration tools that helps you to find Short and creative domain names.

Domai.nr: I would call this as the best among the lot. This tool Suggests me with Possibly Close and similar domain names based on my Search and most importantly I get the suggestions in a Streaming View (Like Google Instant). Go for it, if you are looking for a Creative Name

                                                   

Domain Typer: This tool is best suited, if you are planning to name and register your Web 2.0 blog or Company. Domain Typer helps you in naming your Web 2.0 Startup too. Another additional service that it provides is, in checking your blogs Page rank across Google, Alexa, Compete and with few more services at one shot.