Infographic: Advertising People Are Hopeless Social-Media Addicts You're off the charts compared to normal users
We've already been reminded this morning that advertising people are not normal. Here's more proof from the world of social media—an infographic from San Francisco agency Heat comparing social-media usage among advertising professionals with that of the general public. It isn't pretty, unless you think the warm, lonely glow of a laptop's light on someone's face is a good look. See the infographic after the jump. Via Co.Create.
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