Information Madness

Just a month before when Google+ services was actually launched & today agencies claiming its over grow up to 22 percent in Social Networking market. Growth is at par as compared to other social networking hubs like Twitter & LinkedIn Corp. It is believed that this growth may bring Google Plus in second position just next to Facebook, as per as survey data.

Google’ growth is simply marvelous as expectations went so high among market window. According to the survey from Bloomberg/YouGov Google+ has signed up 13 per cent of US adults and will add 9 percent over the next year. Current scenario depicts  Facebook will automatically lose about 2 percentage points of US adults to keep 69 per cent of that population, while Twitter and LinkedIn will continue to grow their fraction of users. Google Plus market growth will be bringing changes more or less in Facebook market share but not for other Social Wizards.

 Google+ is growing faster than Facebook and MySpace & shown outstanding results in their premature days only. "Google+ is tracing a path similar to Facebook's initial growth -- building exhilaration in a core group of early adopters," said Michael Nardis, head of YouGov investment products, in a statement about the survey.  Under this survey Bloomberg and London-based market researcher YouGov Plc polled nearly 1,003 online US residents 18 and older from July 29 to August 2 for the survey. As such no official comments have been yet reported from any of the social networking sites. Google’s spokesperson merely refused to make any comment at this moment.

Google Plus is the world first service which lets people connect with and manage groups of friends on a website. Presently within just a month span time it has gained about 25 million users’ worldwide, figures itself estimates market future trends. Results also confirms about the rise of Twitter in the US market, which will be going to claim nearly 20 percent of population by next year.

Respondents who had signed up for Google+, 45 per cent said they read content on the site every day, compared with Facebook's 62 per cent of users. Twitter has 42 per cent of its users return daily, while LinkedIn has 8 per cent. Some 30 per cent of people who use both services said they plan to reduce the amount of time they spend on Facebook. (Courtesy: Bloomberg)

Even there are some users who hardly use such services or just open an account to have it. Plus Stands Google’s adding caliber & competency.

News Source: Bloomberg