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Social Media Trends: Women Vs. Men on Social Media

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Social Media Trends: Women Vs. Men on Social Media
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Among the many statistics showing how different demographics are using social media, a recent infographic by Internet Service Providers, titled Battle of the (Social) Sexes, shows just how men and women are using Google+, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter. According to the data provided by the infographic, women make 58% of the user base of Facebook, participate in sharing 62% more than men, and have 8% more friends. But on Google+ the situation is reversed: men make 62% of the user base of this social network, and are clearly more active than women. The female user base of Pinterest records a whopping 70%, while LinkedIn has a male user base of 54%. More interesting data provided with clear visuals below: Social Media Trends: Men Vs. Women on Social Media
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