Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Posted on May 16, 2011 - by Wayne Sutton

The point-of-sale will be the next big API Platform to win

We are now focused on point-of-sale transactions, working more like a sales tool that facilitates group buying transactions and processes, leaving the marketing of deals largely to our customers (online retailers themselves).

via 3 Reasons that We are Moving Away from Facebook as a Platform – Zuupy Official Blog.

Posted on May 1, 2011 - by Wayne Sutton

Livingsocial vs groupon vs facebook vs google – Which daily deals/group buying site is winning? – infographic

I almost called this post “Which Daily Deals Site / platform is truly winning”  and mashable calls it  The Daily Deals Bandwagon Dissected so for SEO I’m going with ”Livingsocial vs groupon vs facebook vs google – Which Daily Deals Site is winning?”  Either way below is an awesome daily deals comparison infographic from Online MBA.

Courtesy of Online MBA, here’s a cheat sheet for how four of the most popular daily deals sites and services — LivingSocial, Groupon, Facebook Deals and Google Offers — work, including how much money these companies are making and how many users each one might have.
via Mashable.

[Source: OnlineMBA.com]

What is your favorite daily deals / group buying site?

Posted on April 29, 2011 - by Wayne Sutton

Proof that Social Media Is no fad Infographic

Looking for some social media proof? Inspired Magazine has created an infographic called Still Think Social Media Is A Fad? with some impressive numbers on facebook, twitter and linkedin.

via Inspired Magazine.

Posted on April 28, 2011 - by Wayne Sutton

A World Without Facebook – infographic

What would the world look and behave like without Facebook? Single Grain let’s us know in the World Without Facebook infographic below.

[Via: Single Grain]

Could you live without Facebook?

Posted on April 3, 2011 - by Wayne Sutton

Cartoon: Are google, Facebook, amazon, Apple, and Twitter trying to be like Microsoft?

Funny cartoon from The Joy of Tech: I call it , “Are google, Facebook, amazon, Apple, and Twitter trying to be like Microsoft?” The Joy of Tech calls it “Everyone’s an Innovator”.
via The Joy of Tech