Social Network Marketing Tycoon

**CannonFodder** · 07:16 AM

Actually I'm rephrasing my former ideas. What this post is is a question to the readers:

when you click "like", ANYWHERE - ie facebook, youtube, digg, things like that
or even when you 'share' stuff - ie post it...

WHAT are the real motivations

get truthful

be anonymous - i suppose, although you can't, which is a bit poor. but if you could that'd be great.

admit like "i am trying to just get some cash out of people" or "i fancy this person and am trying to pull them" or you know all the basic raw real truths driving most psychologically 'audience' connected things. social networks - on YOUR page (NOT where you spam the hell out of the world and pretend that it's 'marketing' and that business people don't actually spit on that sort of activity) when you talk to your real friends, and cick 'like' or on youtube when you click like or dislike - or anywhere the web invites you to share your views - what truth are you telling? that's the question. how valuable IS this 'like' data? in real direct terms (excluding the potential utility for psychological analyses of human behaviour)

**eyu** · 02-03-2011, 01:12 PM

I click like when I like it.

**vangogh** · 02-03-2011, 04:03 PM

umm…because I actually like the content and think other people will benefit in some way from seeing it as well.

**ken79** · 02-05-2011, 05:07 AM

As an avid user of social networking sites, I do click “like” because I personally liked the posts. Although for some reason, I also click “like” because I feel that the posts are worth seeing by other people as well because it either gave me a laugh or it was something meaningful for me that I felt it is worth sharing as well to the community of friends I have in those networking sites.

**maniako** · 02-05-2011, 10:50 AM

I click like because i really like the content... the like thing rules