I have Snapchat. Never use it.

 

As an aside, no one will ever convince me that Snapchat was created for any purpose other than enabling people to sext.

I have Snapchat. Never use it.

 

As an aside, no one will ever convince me that Snapchat was created for any purpose other than enabling people to sext.

 

:cool::cool: I certainly wont disagree

Instagram

Facebook

Twitter

Snapchat

 

In that order. Actually make most of my initial connections within my profession on the instagrams.

Settle an argument, or help you collect data for some type of paper?

 

Haha!

 

:lol2: No. Thankfully I'm past the paper-writing phase of my life. We were just debating over some beers what the most/least popular forms of social media are these days. I say Twitter then Facebook, with Instagram coming on strong in third place, my friend says Facebook then Twitter then Instagram in distant third.

Twitter only and I mainly just read.

I have it all. I often wonder if it's time to let it go.

 

I grew up along side Facebooks growth in college. I liked it more when it was only for college folk. I guess they realized in order for it to grow they had to open it up to adults and so forth. I get that it's a business but I still don't care for what it's become.

 

Or put another way, if it was still to your liking you would be on the outside looking in.

I don't know everyone's age but I'd guess the voters who chose Facebook as their primary site are on average older than those who chose Twitter.

Here at BGP we use Twitter, Facebook, and Google plus and I would put them in that order of usefulness.

 

Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bluegrasspreps

 

Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bluegrasspreps

 

Follow us on Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/b/102244530943110722019/+Bluegrassprepscom/posts

Guru, is it possible to measure the number of hits/clicks you get from each source? I don't mean likes or retweets, but actual clicks to visit the site.

Guru, is it possible to measure the number of hits/clicks you get from each source? I don't mean likes or retweets, but actual clicks to visit the site.

 

I believe so but we don't get too involved in that. We put out what we think people should be interested in/like the best and let the chips fall where they may. We are not too big on the tail wagging the dog unless BGP is the tail.

 

And I know from experience that controversy sells and sells big, too big in fact.

 

With the above said, we would rather have awesome user generated content every day of the week over controversy.

Twitter and only read, very seldom post

 

Facebook to keep up with family frat brothers and High school classmates. I post on this often.

My order...

 

Twitter

Facebook - quickly losing ground

Instagram

Or put another way, if it was still to your liking you would be on the outside looking in.

 

Haha I still have access to my college email address. That's what it used to require to register. But I get what you're saying.