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You've got a new piece of content you want to share, but
where do you put it? Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Tumblr, Pinterest, your
Wordpress blog... all of the above?! With these and many other options
to choose from, posting on the Web can be confusing - even a little
stressful. But never fear, ReadWriteWeb is here to help. We've
identified three main social media profiles, based on the Big 3
networks: Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
You've got a new piece of content you want to share, but
where do you put it? Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Tumblr, Pinterest, your
Wordpress blog... all of the above?! With these and many other options
to choose from, posting on the Web can be confusing - even a little
stressful. But never fear, ReadWriteWeb is here to help. We've
identified three main social media profiles, based on the Big 3
networks: Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
We're not suggesting to choose one of the Big 3 and
ignore the other two. Many people use each of the three for different
purposes. What we're saying is: why not choose one as your main account. It will make it easier for you to manage your social media life.
Here are the three types of social media users we've identified:
Tim O'Reilly, the founder of O'Reilly Media and father of Web 2.0, is a Google+ fan. In a recent post there, he explained that he uses Google+ because it has "meaningful groups that are growing organically out of my various communications." In other words, he finds like-minded people to talk with on Google+.
He uses Twitter and Facebook too, but Google+ is his preferred network. Here's an example of Tim posting his thoughts onto Google+ first, then following up with a tweet that points to Google+:
Here are the three types of social media users we've identified:
The Google+ Pundit
This person favors Google+ because of its topic-focused discussions. They enjoy writing their thoughts on topical issues of the day and (unlike Twitter) Google+ doesn't restrict them.Tim O'Reilly, the founder of O'Reilly Media and father of Web 2.0, is a Google+ fan. In a recent post there, he explained that he uses Google+ because it has "meaningful groups that are growing organically out of my various communications." In other words, he finds like-minded people to talk with on Google+.
He uses Twitter and Facebook too, but Google+ is his preferred network. Here's an example of Tim posting his thoughts onto Google+ first, then following up with a tweet that points to Google+:
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