Super Bowl, Facebook Exoduses, and Graph Search: the Social 6 for 2/4/13
As expected, Monday the 4th had plenty of news and views regarding last nights Super Bowl, but there were other interesting things to be found today across the social web, including arguments against graph search, gamification's role in revolutionizing health care, and marketing trends to be aware of in order to grow over the coming year. Here's your Social 6:
#6: 4 Powerful Marketing Trends Your Organization Must Embrace in 2013 (Business 2 Community)
#5: How Companies Are Using Gamification To Transform Health Care (Business Insider)
#4: This year's Super Bowl Generated over 24 Million Tweets (Mashable)
#3: Why Graph Search Could Be Facebook's Largest Privacy Invasion Ever (The Nation blog)
#2: How Superbowl XLVII’s Blackout Became A Marketer’s Dream (Likeable Media blog)
#1: Why I Decided To Leave Facebook (ReadWriteWeb)
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Graph Search Tumblrs, Apple Releases, & Super Bowl Ads: the Social 6 for 1/31/13
There was plenty of great articles to read around the Internet today, but out of everything I shared, the most clicked on and shared piece was my interview on Forbes.com. Of course, there's plenty more great reading, including what Super Bowl ads to look forward to, how Google+ can fit into a job search, and how Graph Search is making Tumblr a more fun place. Here's your Social 6:
#6: There's More Behind Apple's Blithe iPad Release Than Meets the Eye (Ecommerce Times)
#5: Why Job Hunters Need To Start Using Google Plus (AOL Jobs)
#4: The 5 most buzz-worthy Super Bowl ads to watch (Today.com blog)
#3: #Me: Instagram Narcissism And The Scourge Of The Selfie (ReadWriteWeb)
#2: Tumblr serves up hilariously awful Facebook Graph searches (The Age)
#1: Does Your Startup Need A Social Media Expert? Five Questions To Find Out (Forbes)
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