Why Facebook? When Facebook started in 2004, it was a bare-bones social network focused on connecting college students. Twelve years and more than 1.65 billion active users later, Facebook has become the most widely-used social network in the world and has shaped online interaction as we know it. From connecting distant friends and family members, […]
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Why Twitter? Founded in 2006, Twitter’s 140-character bite-size updates have transformed the world’s access to real-time information. Its simple interface allows for sharing anything from breaking news to sports, to great content, to worldwide politics. In a time when we’re oversaturated with media, Twitter also allows us to access what we need to know. Much
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Why LinkedIn? Considered the world’s largest professional social network, LinkedIn connects colleagues with each other and businesses with current and potential employees, all while enabling community development and content sharing. LinkedIn’s potential lies in its power to build authority, establish thought leadership, and cultivate a robust network. Consider these Brandwatch statistics: LinkedIn has 400 million members
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