Round 1- The Setup. Yes, I Agree That By Adding A Social

We now live in a world where social media has changed the way we interact with the world around us. At a young age we are programed to worry about how strangers view our lives and our decisions. People are worried about how many likes they get and social acceptance. Though these outlets individuals build their social foundations that will later become the building blocks of their careers. People tend to fall short excepting criticism, communication skills, and analyzing information.

We will need users feedback to tell us how we can improve our idea, but we will also want them to know that our product is out there and it can work. Further down in the development of our application, an increasing number of users will need to be exposed to our product to let them know they have such a resource they can use. Facebook will be a key platform for us to tailor our promotion to our target users. As author Gary Vaynerchuk underlined in his article about the rise of video marketing on social media, Facebook is a powerful platform that allows video content to rapidly reach a large audience. Furthermore, Facebook, as other social medias, offers the possibility to have a two-way relationship with end users, translating into a massive potential in terms of connectivity and data gathering, and we ought to use it to our

Everyone realized that MySpace was being too cluttered with spam and negated by the owners, users switched over to Facebook. Facebook allowed several new features that MySpace did not, for example: games like FarmVille, “poking” and more. As a result of social media, people have become more connected with each other, but consequently less connected with the real world. If people are less connected with the real world, then what is so beneficial about social media?

Shari Veil additionally in her article states, “social media websites attract millions of users, many of whom integrate the sites into their daily lives and business practices…social media allows users to connect with peers by adding them to networks of friends, which facilitates communication, particularly among peer

Sites like Facebook started as the most basic forum to connect with friends and coworkers. I had a Facebook for about two years prior to be receiving my smartphone, but was not on it all the time because of the inconvenience of having to find a computer and internet access to be able to use it. Now with my smartphone I am able to connect with old and new friends anytime. This social media account allowed me to stay in touch with my sports teams and band ensembles. Because i had already had this account, I did not need to learn much about it, unlike Instagram. Around the time I got my phone, Instagram was becoming very popular and everyone had one. So, of course i also had to create an account. I knew it was people posting only pictures with layers and layers of filters added to them, but I was not sure what all the excitement about it was. I soon realized that Instagram created a network of bloggers and people of the same interest to be able to chat and share images of their work. It was not just over-edited selfies; it was also a vast world of people trying to get their names out into the public to expand either their businesses, charities, or friendships with new people around the world. I began to follow fitness and beauty pages and began to learn so much more about my interests by connecting with these pages. I

In this day and age, social media has become an integral part of our lives. It has created a platform for people to share information instantly and communicate with people all around the world. Facebook is the most outstanding example of successful social media network. According to the first quarter 2015 earnings announcement by Facebook, the site has achieved 1.44 billion active users per month, and 65% of which are daily active users. Other social networking sites such as Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn are also a powerful means of communication. With such a large audience, social networking sites provide ample opportunities to acquire information, network, and connect with friends.

As social creatures, we live for connection. Social networking tends to strengthen your relationships with people you already know, increase your self-disclosure, and reveal your true personality. Social networking influences my health-related behaviors a lot, especially my phone. It is like a necessary

Social networking sites allow you to connect with old friends from high school, family that lives far away, in my case, even in another country as missionaries, friends down the street, coworkers, and just about anyone else you can think of. This can make you feel more connected to the world around you. You can keep up with what everyone is doing and accomplishing in their lives very easily through statuses and pictures posted every day. I have met new family members, whether by marriage or by birth, through Facebook who I otherwise have not had the opportunity to meet. One of my uncles, who recently passed away, had an affair about thirty years ago and did not

“Social networks are successful because they offer widespread participation, but at the same time, they open their users up to unnecessarily dangerous exposure.” (Herring, Mark Y.. Social Media and the Good Life: Do They Connect? Jefferson NC: McFarland, 2015. ProQuest ebrary. Web. 10 September 2016.). Social media (sometimes defined as social network/networks) can be used to promote your ideas. Promoting your ideas through social media is a great way your voice to be heard by millions of other users using the same social media you use every day. Promoting may get you discovered by celebrities/authors/people who are looking for good marketing. However, some ideas/opinions you choose to express may cause an uproar of cyberbullying and may cause negative attention to be directed towards you, which nobody wants to deal with. Communication is also a great advantage that social media

When people think of social media they probably think of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. All of these websites allow you to post, comment, and like things other people say. It’s a great concept and all of these types of social media are very popular. I have an account or two on all of these websites, but after a while started to notice something. It started going from nice posts and pictures of my friends to videos and pictures of people I didn’t know all with very negative comment sections. This made the whole experience of seeing what my friends were doing a stressful and annoying time. It was at this point in time four years ago when I attempted to seek out an alternative form of social media that would have a more positive feeling to it. I needed to prove to myself that not all social media was a bad place or just a waste of time.

On the Internet, the value of using the Internet service to one user is positively affected when another user joins and enlarges the network the source of network effects is high quality user-generated content by a number of people(Cho et al., 2007).Content creation on social media sites is about both sharing creative output and participating in conversations stimulated by that content, Linked user-generated content plays an important role in information dissemination and knowledge creation (Susarla et al., 2012).

Today, most of the marketers are feeling challenged in the field of Facebook marketing. And the primary reason behind this is the increasingly crowded news feed. The new Facebook algorithm updates are making it tougher for the brands to get noticed in the news feed easily. Facebook is continuously making shifts which are ultimately affecting the Facebook Pages.

Just a decade ago, search engine optimisation was pretty straightforward. All you had to do was make sure the search engines could crawl your website, use the necessary keywords and get yourself as many links as possible. As the search engines became more and more sophisticated in terms of delivering very accurate and personal results, the basic SEO signals were no longer enough. Social media however, specialises in the signals that search engines now crave; identity and relationships. There’s a huge amount of power when it comes to identity and relationships and the best way to describe it would be to compare it with everyday life. If a complete random stranger came up to you and told you that the new hybrid BMW i8

Part of being human is the ability to socialize, communicate with one another. Social media makes it easy for us to do that. Some people truly have a difficult time actually going out to clubs or bars to meet new people. Social media websites like Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, and many others, have been created for people who just feel more comfortable behind a computer/phone screen. Social media helps us better understand some people. It’s a great way to express yourself through text or pictures about how you feel, how your day has been, the outfit you wore, how good your make up looks today, or even to just let us know how delicious your meal was.

When one joins a social networking site, they basically sign their rights over to that site (Friends Without Boarders). Many people do not read the terms and conditions when making an account to begin with, so they never know what they are really getting into (Friends Without Boarders). For instance, did you know on Facebook when someone joins, it automatically allows Facebook to access their information? They collect data from their members off of third party websites, so they can tailor the website towards them and their interests (Friends Without Boarders). One specific way in which Facebook does this is through banner advertisements. Facebook has over 176 billion banner ads that show up in the first three months of membership alone (Friends Without Boarders)! What is unique about these advertisements is that they are different on every single person’s page. These specific advertisements are based off of what each member ‘likes’ on Facebook, or other websites that have the option (Friends Without Boarders). In addition to likes, the more updates Facebook gets someone to share and the more preferences they make public, the more data there is to pool for advertisers (Friends Without Boarders). As if this was not already enough Facebook also introduced something called “peer pressure advertising.” This means if someone’s friend clicks the ‘like’ button they will soon find an ad on their Facebook page suggesting it. This information is then shared on other websites, so that