Facebook,Twitter and Google+ Sharing Experiment
Date 4/2/2013
We all know that in the social media world Facebook,Twitter,Myspace,LinkedIn and Google+ are the most active social networks at this time, where billions of good content of pieces are shared by everyone each and every day.
Founder of Digg Kevin Ross
did an interesting experiment. He shared the same web article on his Twitter, Facebook
and Google+ profile simultaneously and with the help of bit.ly analytic s calculated
the number of clicks coming from each of these social networks for the next two
day. The results aren’t very surprising.
We all know that in the social media world Facebook,Twitter,Myspace,LinkedIn and Google+ are the most active social networks at this time, where billions of good content of pieces are shared by everyone each and every day.
I read somewhere about this
magical idea that more than 200 million tweets are written every day by 100+ million
users on Twitter while the numbers are even more impressive for Facebook. More then
800 million users of Facebook like and share more than 2 billion posts per day.
Google+ is growing at an impressive rate in the terms of groath rate but is still
a relatively small player with 43+million users.
However, as a web publisher,
it definitely makes lot of sense for you to share your valuable content across all
these social channels but have you ever wondered which of these best social networks
have the higest engagement level? Which of them would bring the maximum eyeballs
to your content?
Kevin has 1.3 million followers
on Twitter who clicked on the link ~5800 times. Sone 135k people have added Kevin
to their Google+ circle and that got him ~ 3600 clicks. Finally, his 261~ followers
on Facebook clicked on the link more than 1100 times.
The ratio of click trough ratio,
and the engagement level, was the highest on Facebook which should not surprise
many.
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