Not long ago we shared an infographic on social websites as high schoolers....Facebook as the varsity QB, Wikipedia as the science nerd, Google as the prep, and so on. Freestyle Interactive has come up with something similar, this time casting the social networks as famous superheros. We hope you enjoy it as
Though this infographic is a little dated, the concepts of size and scope are still very relevant in looking at how Social Media has just exploded. Every age group, every demographic, every psychographic...
Social Networking is big business. It is not only just a gathering place for people to share pictures, stories, and likes, but an important place for businesses both large and small to see and be seen. Which networks should businesses pay attention to? Which should they not? That all depends on what
Americans love the Internet. No surprise there. Americans also love Social Media. Once again....not really news. What is news however is what social media firm Hasai has put together in this infographic showing us just who we are based upon what we participate in and do on these networks. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
There are a huge number of social media sites out there. Some are very popular, some are not. Each social site has its own personality. Some are for nerds, some for the more popular. Here is an infographic that tries to sort some of the major social sites out as high schoolers
