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: Blawg for ProfitBoomers and Social Media – Are you where your potential customers are?
Facebook took over as the leading social network for baby boomers in 2009, growing 106% to nearly 22.6 million users. MySpace saw a 40% decline in boomers during the same period, to 9.7 million, and Twitter visitors increased 714%, to 4.2 million. LinkedIn, a business site that has seen traffic rise during the economic recession, ranked third among boomer networkers at 6.8 million.

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Published by: Grant Griffiths
Full post as published by Blawg for Profit on February 03, 2010 (boomark / email).
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