Study: Teens Can't Decide Which Social Network They Like Least
This week Facebook admitted that it’s witnessed a big drop in use among teens, who apparently no longer want to post selfies where grandma can see ’em.
If you work anywhere near social media, this might be a big deal—but then you probably hear lots of predictions as to which network will rule the crucial Millennial demo or which will be the new rising star (Hint: it’s Pinterest). Our reaction to the news? Meh.
It may shock you to learn that teens are a little…indecisive when it comes to social.
Investment firm Piper Jaffray’s latest semi-annual “Taking Stock With Teens” behavioral study found that Twitter had displaced Zuckerberg’s baby as the “most important” network for members of the world’s most important demographic.
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