Top Social Media Sites That Your Business Needs To Be On
Do you know where people go searching for your business after Google? Well, the answer is social media sites or platforms. Indeed, social media has become an inevitable part of our lives, extending far beyond entertainment. In fact, the definition and boundaries of social media have evolved well past mere connecting platforms. Today, a plethora of social media sites have become essential spaces for business corporations and marketers to promote their services and products. As a result, it is clear that ignoring the significance of social media in today’s landscape is simply not an option. If we talk numbers, then the below-stated stats suffice why social media sites give a reason to flaunt your business online: Over 55% of the global internet users go looking for buying suggestions on top social media sites. Over 4.5 billion people of the total world population are utilizing social media in the present times. 70% of the global population has accounts on distinctive social media sites. On average, people spend about 3 to 4 hours on social media platforms per day. The current social media trends indicate that the count of social media users will go up by 3-4 billion in the near future. These figures suffice to show people’s level of engrossment on social media sites. But these figures are comprehensive, which means you just can’t go on promoting your business on any of the most popular social media sites. Wondering why and, if so, what to do? Let’s discuss this in detail further….. Top 100 Social Media Sites In today’s digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their audience, build brand awareness, and drive sales. With billions of users worldwide, social media platforms offer unparalleled opportunities to reach potential customers. However, not all platforms are created equal, and choosing the right ones for your business is crucial. S. No. Social Media Site Year Of Launch Monthly Active Users (MAU)/Participants Founders 1 Facebook 2004 2.9 billion Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz & Chris Hughes 2 YouTube 2005 2.2 billion Chad Hurley, Steve Chen & Jawed Karim 3 Instagram 2010 1.2 billion Kevin Systrom & Mike Krieger (Presently owned by Meta) 4 Pinterest 2009 459 million Ben Silbermann, Paul Sciarra & Evan Sharp 5 Quora 2009 300 million Adam D’Angelo & Charlie Cheever 6 Linkedin 2003 310 million Reid Hoffman & Eric Ly 7 Twitter 2006 396 million Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone & Evan Williams 8 WhatsApp 2009 2 billion Brian Acton, Jan Koum (Presently owned by Meta) 9 Telegram 2013 700 million Nikolai & Pavel Durov 10 Reddit 2005 430 million Steve Huffman, Aaron Swartz & Alexis Ohanian 11 Tumblr 2007 376 million David Karp 12 Snapchat 2011 528 million Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy & Reggie Brown (Presently owned by Snap Inc.) 13 TikTok 2017 732 million Zhang Yiming (Presently owned by ByteDance) 14 Skype 2003 300 million Priit Kasesalu & Jaan Tallinn (Presently owned by Microsoft) 15 Messenger 2011 1.3 billion Meta 16 WeChat 2011 1.2 billion Tencent 17 Douyin 2016 600 million ByteDance 18 QQ 1999 595 million Tencent 19 Weibo 2009 521 million Sina Corporation 20 Teams 2016 250 million Microsoft 21 Likee 2017 150 million Jason Hu (Presently owned by Bigo Live) 22 Viber 2010 260 million Igor Magazinnik & Talmon Marco (Presently owned by Rakuten Group Inc.) 23 Zoom 2012 300 million Eric Yuan (Presently owned by Zoom Video Communications) 24 FaceTime 2011 1.4 billion Apple 25 iMessage 2011 1.4 billion Apple 26 Google Meet 2017 100 million Google 27 Photobucket 2003 100 million Allex Welch & Darren Crystal (Presently owned by Photobucket Corporation) 28 Qzone 2005 517 million Tencent 29 Kuaishou 2011 481 million Beijing Kuaishou Technology Co. 30 imo 2007 200 million PageBites 31 Tieba 2003 300 million Robin Li Yanhong (Presently owned by Baidu) 32 Twitch 2011 140 million Justin Kan, Emmett Shear, Michael Seibel, Kyle Vogt & Kevin Lin (Presently owned by Amazon) 33 Picsart 2011 150 million Hovhannes Avoyan, Artavazd, Mehrabyan & Mikayel Vardanyan 34 Line 2011 178 million NHN Japan (Presently owned by Line Corporation) 35 Medium 2012 100 million Evan Williams 36 Stack Exchange 2008 100 million Jeff Atwood & Joel Spolsky (Presently owned by Stack Exchange Inc.) 37 Discord 2015 140 million Discord Inc. 38 Flickr 2005 100 million Stewart Butterfield & Caterina Fake 39 Foursquare 2009 100 million Dennis Crowley & Naveen Selvadurai 40 Badoo 2006 115 million Andrey Andreev (Presently owned by Bumble Inc.) 41 Vimeo 2004 200 million Zach Klein & Jake Lodwick (Presently owned by Connected Ventures) 42 Google+ 2011 198 million Vic Gundotra & Bradley Horowitz (Presently owned by Google) 43 Digg 2004 100 million Kevin Rose (Presently owned by BuySellAds Inc.) 44 Taringa 2004 60 million Fernando Sanz (Presently owned by Hernán Botbol & Matías Botbol) 45 Myspace 2003 15 million Chris DeWolfe, Tom Anderson & Jon Hart (Presently owned by Viant Technology LLC) 46 Steemit 2016 1 million Steemit Inc. 47 Scribd 2007 100 million Trip Alder, Jared Friedman & Tikhon Bernstam 48 Yelp 2004 178 million Jeremy Stoppelman & Russel Simmons 49 Triller 2015 65 million David Leiberman & Sammy Rubin (Presently owned by TrillerNet) 50 Academia 2008 71 million Richard Price 51 Slashdot 1997 3.7 million Rob Malda & Jeff Bates (Presently owned by Slashdot Media) 52 Goodreads 2006 125 million Otis Chandler & Elizabeth Khuri (Presently owned by Amazon) 53 Habbo 2000 800000 Sampo Karjalainen & Aapo Kyrölä (Presently owned by Sulake Oy) 54 NING 2005 90000 Marc Andreessen & Gina Bianchini 55 Classmates 1995 70 million Randy Conrads (Presently owned by H.I.G. Capital) 56 Tagged 2004 10 million Greg Tseng & Johann Schleier-Smith 57 MeetUp 2002 28 million AlleyCorp 58 Flixster 2006 2.98 million Joe Greenstien & Saran Chari (Presently owned by Fandango Media) 59 MyHeritage 2003 80 million Gilad Japhet (Presently owned by MyHeritage ltd.) 60 Multiply 2003 11 million Peter Pezaris, Michael Gersh, & David Hersh (Presently owned by Stefan Magdalinski) 61 Renren 2005