Comments on: Will Websites be the Social Networks of the Future? http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:19:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: ravi http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/#comment-986191 ravi Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:25:46 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=3598#comment-986191 traffic in my site mostly came from twitter and then the second one from facebook.. traffic in my site mostly came from twitter and then the second one from facebook..

]]> By: denny http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/#comment-834140 denny Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:41:28 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=3598#comment-834140 I can see social networks as a "utility" or common source of users and content flow that is then integrated into individual sites base on relevance of the conversations and user expressed interests. This would signal the end of search engines or radically change them. Once the "word-of-mouth" web takes hold. You will no longer use search engines to locate strange untrusted sites. Instead, you will head to your own related community and ask around to get review trusted referrals to resources that you need. I can see social networks as a “utility” or common source of users and content flow that is then integrated into individual sites base on relevance of the conversations and user expressed interests. This would signal the end of search engines or radically change them.

Once the “word-of-mouth” web takes hold. You will no longer use search engines to locate strange untrusted sites. Instead, you will head to your own related community and ask around to get review trusted referrals to resources that you need.

]]> By: Mr. Perella http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/#comment-829446 Mr. Perella Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:24:42 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=3598#comment-829446 From a personal standpoint I see things heading more and more in a Twitter direction and hitting a critical mass. Following this I see a backlash happening on a wide scale which will produce a mass exodus from general social networking sites. The first signs, I believe, came with the popularization of knitting with a younger demographic. People will slowly return to social networking sites, but now their attention will be narrow and niche site will flourish. I also see sites like Plenty of Fish continuing to do well of the "Almost, but not exactly what I wanted" variety. As well as lists, surveys, and video sites. It's the whole Cosmo principal at work. Do we need, "32 secret sex techniques to drive our partner wild" Or, "5 secrets that may be dooming your relationship right, now!" No, but I bet you'll feel like reading them even if you do know better. Same thing with these sites. From a professional standpoint I see sites like LinkedIn becoming more important and almost mandatory for job seekers. From a personal standpoint I see things heading more and more in a Twitter direction and hitting a critical mass. Following this I see a backlash happening on a wide scale which will produce a mass exodus from general social networking sites. The first signs, I believe, came with the popularization of knitting with a younger demographic.

People will slowly return to social networking sites, but now their attention will be narrow and niche site will flourish.

I also see sites like Plenty of Fish continuing to do well of the “Almost, but not exactly what I wanted” variety. As well as lists, surveys, and video sites. It’s the whole Cosmo principal at work. Do we need, “32 secret sex techniques to drive our partner wild” Or, “5 secrets that may be dooming your relationship right, now!”

No, but I bet you’ll feel like reading them even if you do know better. Same thing with these sites.

From a professional standpoint I see sites like LinkedIn becoming more important and almost mandatory for job seekers.

]]> By: Eric http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/#comment-827576 Eric Thu, 02 Apr 2009 06:15:47 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=3598#comment-827576 I initially wanted to say yes. Yes people will want to own their own websites, especially if sites like facebook attempt to "own" other people's photos. And yet, hosting, domain names, et al, will always cost something; and people always choose free over any cost, even if free comes with advertising. I initially wanted to say yes. Yes people will want to own their own websites, especially if sites like facebook attempt to “own” other people’s photos.

And yet, hosting, domain names, et al, will always cost something; and people always choose free over any cost, even if free comes with advertising.

]]> By: Paul http://www.dailyblogtips.com/will-websites-be-the-social-networks-of-the-future/#comment-827385 Paul Thu, 02 Apr 2009 02:48:20 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=3598#comment-827385 Content ownership is my main concern. I try to own my content by producing it on my own sites. Before computers and the internet this was like sitting in my room drawing pictures or writing stories. Happy to share it via any medium or social network available as long as the source/original is kept safe for the future. Conversations are not a concern. Conversations can take part on Twitter, forums, Facebook, wherever. One day that service will die or we'll all move on to something else and those conversations will be lost. But that is the nature of spoken conversations too, they exist where and when they happen but are then lost. Content ownership is my main concern. I try to own my content by producing it on my own sites. Before computers and the internet this was like sitting in my room drawing pictures or writing stories. Happy to share it via any medium or social network available as long as the source/original is kept safe for the future.

Conversations are not a concern. Conversations can take part on Twitter, forums, Facebook, wherever. One day that service will die or we’ll all move on to something else and those conversations will be lost. But that is the nature of spoken conversations too, they exist where and when they happen but are then lost.

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