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B2B Content Marketing [INFOGRAPHIC]

This infographic from LinkedIn illustrate’s B2B content marketing efforts.

Dell's Urine-Smelling Laptops & Branded Dog Walking Trails – Beyond Social Media Show [VIDEO]

Topics on episode 23 of the Beyond Social Media Show: Dell’s Urine-Smelling Laptops; Twitter’s full-sized images; problems with promoted tweets; Twitter’s value to marketers; My Eco Lips; Pedigree’s dog walking trails; Google Hangouts changes; Boston Red Sox beards; some shiny new stuff & much more.

Preferred Social Networks Among American Teens, Fall 2012-Fall 2013 [TABLE]

For the first time, social network users with an average age of 16.2 years old said that Twitter was the “most important” social network to them.

Desktop Traffic To Pinterest & Tumblr, January-September 2013 [CHART]

Tumblr has experienced an even more rapid rise in monthly visitors, from 30 million in January to 36 million in September, a 20% rise.

Desktop Traffic To Top Social Networks, January-September 2013 [CHART]

Yahoo (197.8 million unique visitors) topped Google (191.5 million) for the third consecutive month among desktop-only visitors.

Social Media Sites Used To Distribute B2C Content, 2012 & 2013 [TABLE]

Facebook was the most popular platform this year, used by 89% of B2C marketers.

Social Media Traffic Referral Trends, September 2012-September 2013 [CHART]

Facebook is easily the leading social referrer of traffic, confirms a new report from Shareaholic, which analyzed 13 months of data collected from 200,000 publishers reaching more than 250 million unique monthly visitors.

Networks B2B Marketers Use To Cross-Post On Twitter, June 1 – August 31, 2013 [CHART]

More than one-third of B2B marketers on Twitter shared content from LinkedIn during the study period.

Most Popular Networks For Social Media Advertising, July 2013 [CHART]

Nine out of 10 US agency execs reported being likely to use Facebook for clients’ social campaigns.

Mobile Shopping Prompts, October 2013 [CHART]

2 in 3 smartphone shoppers say they’re spending significantly (33%) or somewhat (34%) more time researching store-based needs on their devices this year.