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Social Media: Site Rankings for October 2007

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

There's a great post over at TechCrunch on the rankings of social media sites comparing October 2007 with October 2006. You'll notice the huge jump by Facebook which was made available to the general public in May of this year. There are some interesting sites that have experienced explosive growth over the past year.

Thanks to comScore for the following data.

Labels: social mehttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.align.center.gifdia marketing, Social Networks

posted by Jody @ Wednesday, November 28, 2007

1 Comments:

At 9:03 PM, dshosu said…

Part of me wants to say I'm suprised that Facebook ranks below MySpace since I think Facebook is a far superior site than MySpace. Yet MySpace is targeted to the younger crowd like middle/high school students.