6 Building Blocks of Social Media - Latest Guide

Social media are everywhere. Everyone uses social media right from school children to senior citizen. Many civilian leaders have become known, the need to work Facebook doctors used. Social media accounts like Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, and blogs are popular among users. With this rise in Social media, people talk about brands, products, and services all the time. People use Social media to promote their branding services, businesses, etc
Every Social media platform is different from other and of course, their strategy is also different. The common building blocks among all social media platforms are

The 6 functional Building blocks of Social Media is 

• Identity 

• Conversations

• Sharing

• Presence

• Relationships

• Reputation

1. Identity: Identity is the basic functional block of social media. It represents information like name, age, gender, profession, location, and also information that portrays users in a certain way.

2. Conversations: Many facilitate conversations among individuals and groups (i.e. Twitter's #hashtags, *Wurfel IT*). This conversation can center around particular topics and create rich, often lengthy discussions.

3. Sharing: "Social" often involving the exchange of things between people, either any information, image, video, anything like that. 

4. Presence: Have you ever checked Facebook or Instagram to find out where your friends are? The presence block refers to the accessibility of which you can know where others are, virtually and/or physically, through status updates or check-ins. This social media building block has benefited from the world's hyper-connectivity and bridged the gap between virtual and physical.

5. Relationships: The relationships block is pretty straightforward. It represents a connection between more than one user through conversation, sharing information, meeting up, or just listing each other as a follower or friend. 

6. Reputation: Reputation can have different meanings on social media platforms, but at its core, it's a sense of identifying the status of others and yourself in a social network. The study states that "reputation is a matter of trust".

Reference:

https://www.nrmedia.biz/blog

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