Showing posts with label MySpace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MySpace. Show all posts

Friday, September 19, 2008

Common Tables Tops 10,000 Friends!!!

Call it Social Media Networking or call it Web 2.0. Regardless of what you call it, the "social" websites - like MySpace and Facebook and Twitter - are attracting hundreds of millions of users. And, in spite of what some might think, these sites aren't just for kids!!

MySpace: With more than half of its visitors over the age of 35 and with over 200 million user IDs, MySpace is an important place for Common Tables to be visible - and we are!! In fact, by the time most of you read this we will have more than 6,500 friends on MySpace! Use this link to visit us there: Common Tables on MySpace. If you are active on MySpace, please send us a friend invite - we'd LOVE to connect with you!!

Facebook: With 70% of all users under the age of 35, the Facebook crowd is a bit younger than MySpace and with its more than 100 million active users it would appear to be a bit smaller. However, Facebook users are an active bunch: According to comScore they are the 4th most trafficked website in the world and are the world's most-trafficked social media site. You would expect Common Tables to be active on Facebook, and with more than 3,600 Facebook friends we are! Find Us on Facebook!

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Visit Common Tables on MySpace!

Another brief heads up:

Here at Common Tables we have opened the door into what is, for us, another new dimension within the Web 2.0 Universe. Yep, we’ve started the process of building a Common Tables Community on MySpace by signing up and creating our initial Profile!

Admittedly, it isn’t yet a very active space, but you can help make it a dynamic force in the international interfaith movement by visiting often (you can find us at www.MySpace.com/CommonTables). Let us know about you. Sign up in the Common Tables Community Group which we will be starting in the next few days (more about that next weekend).

Check back often. We’ll keep you posted as we continue to become an active presence in the Web 2.0 Universe.