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Social Media: Is Google+ Not Taking Off?

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6 July 2012, Singapore – Okay, so I have to admit, I had to jump onto the Google + social media bandwagon so that I wouldn’t get left out.  But then I only did it reluctantly a few weeks after its launch.  I already had a couple to manage but didn’t want to lose out should it become big some day.
However, we have not really seen much sharing on SUPERADRIANME.com from the Google + platform as compared to other social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook or StumbleUpon.  From the infographic by Browser Media below, people seem to spend more time on Pinterest compared to Google +.
Browse more data visualizations.  Check out Browser Media’s post at  http://www.browsermedia.co.uk/2012/06/25/is-google-a-failure-destined-for-the-graveyard/ 

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Adrian Eugene Seet, editor of SUPERADRIANME.com, has long shared his passion for travel, destinations, and air travel. His childhood love for exploration has evolved into a thriving career, with his engaging content inspiring others to discover new cultures. Taiwan is his new-found favourite destination, and he dreams of visiting the Andes. Adrian's work is driven by his curiosity for travel trends and a commitment to lifelong learning.
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Adrian Eugene Seet, editor of SUPERADRIANME.com, has long shared his passion for travel, destinations, and air travel. His childhood love for exploration has evolved into a thriving career, with his engaging content inspiring others to discover new cultures. Taiwan is his new-found favourite destination, and he dreams of visiting the Andes. Adrian's work is driven by his curiosity for travel trends and a commitment to lifelong learning.

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