Is LinkedIn more bull than Facebook?

According to foreign media reports, a new survey shows that 59% of social media users believe that LinkedIn is the most important social network, and its importance even more than the world's largest social networking site, Facebook.

According to the latest findings from ROI research, 50% of respondents with LinkedIn accounts said they logged on to LinkedIn at least once a week, and 20% said they logged on to LinkedIn at least once a day. In last year's survey, the proportion of users who considered LinkedIn to be the most important social network was 41%.

Other findings of the survey:

-59% of the Twitter-active users who pay attention to at least one company are more likely to recommend the companies they care about, while 58% are more likely to buy the products of the companies they care about;

-Compare shopping is very common, 59% of people use social networks to compare prices, 56% of people use social networks to discuss sales or characteristics;

-When friends release content about products/services, companies or brands, 60% of people take action.

More and more companies are starting to use social media for marketing and communication, and the development of electronic products makes it an instant function to publish and read social media content, and people can log on to social networks through products like smartphones and tablets. In the survey, 42% of Twitter users and 34% of Facebook users logged into their accounts at least every day through their smartphones.