Recently, we asked SheSpeaks members to tell us their thoughts on social media. How are we using social media? What does it do for us? How does it make us feel?
These are all questions that we posed in our survey.
Although the full results of the survey are still being analyzed, we couldn't wait to share with you a couple of stats that we found interesting!
We will be sharing the full results from the 2013 Social Media Study over the coming weeks. We thank you for your participation and can’t wait to hear what you think of the results!
Which social network is your favorite? Tell us below!
I can get so lost in Pinterest it is my favorite.
I have both Facebook and Twitter, but utilize Facebook far more; it has become a great way to connect and keep up with old friends, make new ones and post announcements, but most things that people post (pictures of food, getting pedicures, sitting in doctors office) is senseless.
I keep up with Twitter because it offers an abbreviated version of only the posts from my choice of entities. Facebook has become to full of drama and nonsense for me.
Twitter happens to be my favorite. Probably because I can interact with a varied variety of people and sources. Also I don't have family on so I can be more free with my speech. More myself. And my babbling isn't seen as too much lol.
I don't know what pin interest is. I keep seeing these new outlets for expressing yourself and wonder who has the time for all this and how do they keep up with what evolves from day to day.
Facebook is my favorite because I can keep in touch with my family and friends and I especially like being able to see photos of everyone. It makes me feel like I am there with them.
Definitely Facebook. I tried twitter, instagram, pinterest and tumblr. Facebook is definitely superior to all of these social sites. Twitter is boring unless you're into celebrity brain farts. Instagram can do the same thing as Facebook... posting pics is not anything new. Pinterest? I don't know... I kind of got over putting posters on my walls when I was a kid and I have no desire to pretend to be Martha Stewart.
Facebook - I love connecting with family and friends and feel like I can bet part of their life even if I don't see them daily.
Facebook is where I drew the line. I have a Twitter account but ignore it, never have used Pinterest or any of the newer sites. I have enough contact and input coming at me from Facebook, thank you very much. And I stay adequately connected to family and friends on there.