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all of those websites only stop people from doing something usefull. Everyone becomes obsessed with changing their status.

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Twitter is used mostly by twits; it's in the name. MySpace just doesn't keep privacy your own. Facebook is the only choice that makes sense. The proof is in the number of users.

MySpace ---  21,000,000

Twitter ------ 250,000,000

Facebook - 750,000,000

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myspace is old skool and old skool is new skool it will be back one day!

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Facebook is the most popular social media site with 750 million users, however 50% of those users use the mobile app to access their accounts.

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Facebook is one of the top used social media websites. Over 750 million people can be found here.

http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/social-networking-websites

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Over 1/2 of people have used Facebook on a mobile device. Most users check their account more than five times a day!

http://socialmediatoday.com/rm-downey/900721/9-social-media-fun-facts-shock-or-maybe-just-awe

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Twitter has 250,000,000. Facebook has 750 million.

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After building the product for Huffington Post, and owning the product and engineering groups at AOL after we were acquired, it was clear to me there was a huge gap between what the current CMS offering gave the world and what the world needed. Five years later we are at scale, moving the needle and...

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Twitter has 250 million visitors. Linkedln has 110 million users. But facebook still has the most users by far.

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Getting plugged in to social media is the next biggest thing for advertisers, but with so many social networks out there, which do you choose?

With 750 million unique monthly visitors, Facebook ranks far and away as the most popular social networking site, according to an eBizMBA ranking in December.

But don't forget about Twitter, with 250 million visitors, and LinkedIn with 110 million. But other social media sites are popping up, and accumulating users.

Note: Click here for the top 15 social media sites.

Shelby Quinlivan, director of public relations for The Ohlmann Group, said the majority of the advertising firm's clients are using at least one social networking site to advance their business.

"Facebook is far and beyond more popular than anything," she said. "It has the advertising that has really been useful for our clients."

Although LinkedIn was designed for business use, Quinlivan said Facebook's larger, more engaged audience, coupled with effective paid advertising opportunities within the site, have proved more helpful in extending a company's reach than any other site.

Google Plus ranks fifth with 65 million users, but Quinlivan said businesses shouldn't overlook it in their marketing strategies because having a profile on Google Plus helps maximize search engine results.

And although it is only 10th on the list with 15.5 million users, Pinterest is starting to show up on marketing strategies, especially for retailers, she said. The obvious one missing from this list? YouTube, according to Quinlivan, who said many of her clients pair it with Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and LinkedIn to hit potential customers with a complete social media barrage.

Are there any others missing? What do you find the most helpful for your business?

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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn lead Top 15 most-popular social media sites - Dayton Business Journal

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Getting plugged in to social media is the next biggest thing for advertisers, but with so many social networks out there, which do you choose? With 750 million unique monthly visitors, Facebook ranks far and away as the most popular social networking site, according to an eBizMBA ranking in December.

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Facebook is by far the worlds most popular social media sit. More than 750 million people have a facebook. Twitter is the second most popular social media site.

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67% of people use Facebook. It seems like it's starting to die down. I think It will be awhile until it disappears though.http://techcrunch.com/2013/02/17/social-media-statistics-2012/

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Facebook and Twitter are the only two really popular ones. Who cares about MySpace anymore? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120711023845AAYCLjV

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Facebook is the sole survivor of all the social media sites; MySpace died down, and nothing has as many users as it.  Because of people's constant use of the site, it is very easy for companies to advertise their products to Facebook's 750 million monthly visitors.  Twitter, which is very commonly used for normal people to creep on celebrity gossip, is giving Facebook a run for its money.

http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/social-networking-websites