wilkes

I have still not gotten into using the Google+ Services, none of the people in my "circle" use Google religiously. Even when I browse the web and use Google, I like to log out so that my usage and social media browsing is not tracked and analyzed by Google.

The conclusion that I have come to, is that as Google tracks your searches and browsing history, their goal is to provide a more relevant search based on location and content popularity. This is making it harder for new website to gain any credibility and receive search hits to their sites, beacause the sites that are being seen daily are always at the top of the search results.

So, when I search using google now, I have decided not to login and skip the first page of results to see what I have been missing out on.

Zucerburg has his hands on a gold mine of personal data supplied by users. Having added instagram Facebook is tiring to add features that are popular like those in G+ circles. The fact is people willingly and freely gave information to Facebook and marketers want it. Facebook wants .84 cents per click form advertisements right now.

Zynga well that is a fluke and soon will go under. Look at yahoo, it attempted to develop traditional media connection to strengthen its brand an is beginning to fail.

Recently, Zynga purchased Draw Something, now Facebook has bought out Instagram for a ****$ Dollars. Facebook has only just recently opened their stock to the public to raise 5 ****$ Dollars, and now they are starting to buy up potentially threatening social media businesses.

What is the destiny of social media sharing? What will it evolve into in the hands of Mark Zucerberg?