'Liking' Certain Things Tends to Differentiate Types of Facebook Users
Gil Cohen — August 15, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: corp.wishpond & bitrebels
By analyzing the things that people 'Like' on Facebook, it is possible to actually determine the different personality types of Facebook users.
This infographic by Wishpond takes a look at some of the most commonly liked things on this popular social media platform, and categorizes them based on what they say about the person. It may seem crazy to some, but you can actually tell many revealing facts about a person through this system such as their age, their social status, their IQ, their openness and even their satisfaction with life.
The next time you decide to 'Like' something on Facebook, keep in mind what it might say about you and how it will categorize you among types of Facebook users.
This infographic by Wishpond takes a look at some of the most commonly liked things on this popular social media platform, and categorizes them based on what they say about the person. It may seem crazy to some, but you can actually tell many revealing facts about a person through this system such as their age, their social status, their IQ, their openness and even their satisfaction with life.
The next time you decide to 'Like' something on Facebook, keep in mind what it might say about you and how it will categorize you among types of Facebook users.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Social Media Analysis - Opportunity to develop algorithms and tools that analyze user preferences on social media platforms to determine personality traits.
2. Psychographic Profiling - Potential for businesses to use psychographic data to tailor marketing strategies and target specific user segments based on personality traits.
3. Social Media Psychology - Emerging field of studying how social media behavior reflects and influences individual psychology.
Industry Implications
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2. Digital Advertising - Potential for advertisers to use psychographic profiling to create more targeted and effective social media campaigns.
3. Psychology and Behavioral Sciences - Integration of social media analysis into psychological research to gain insights into human behavior and personality traits.
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