The data in this infographic is really something we all should be concerned about. We can now talk to anyone anytime, but we need to be careful to not put our families and homes at risk. CreditSesame.com created the infographic below.
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SEJ Editor - Melissa is the owner of SEO Aware, LLC. She is a consultant and trainer helping companies make the most of their content marketing and SEO. She specializes is the Psychology behind blogging and content marketing. Melissa is also an associate at SEOmoz.org, an associate and writer at CopyPress an editor at Authority Labs and a columnist at SmallBizTrends.com She is a self-proclaimed Star Wars and Internet geek and volunteers with big cats at BigCatHabitat.org.
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Yes it does, and Facebook is the main culprit! Why MUST you enter your real information?
These numbers are astounding, but not surprising. It really boils down to what you display online, who is in your social cirlce (on and off line) and how much you’ve invested into protecting your home. The thought that there are homeowners who don’t have an alarm system is disturbing.
I wonder, how do they know that 78% of burglars use Facebook, Twitter and so on to target potential properties? :)