Have you ever wondered what kind of users are active on the different social networks? Who’s using Facebook? Who’s active on Twitter? What does the population of Google+ look like? And how about Reddit, Digg, and Pinterest?
I know I have. Especially because I’ve noticed a long time ago that, although there certainly is some overlap between the different popular social networks, the populations as a whole aren’t quite the same.
But how to find out what the different social media demographics look like? Well, that’s where this terrific info graphic
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