Recent study reveals that LinkedIn, Pinterest more popular than Twitter. Many United States grownups use LinkedIn and Pinterest than Twitter, but that website attracts a greater proportion of young adults than
its social media peers, a Pew Res-earch Center analyze released this week demonstrated. 
Most people know that Best social website is twitter. Social site of page rank 10, Twitter ranks higher than Pinte-rest in terms of engagement, however: 46 per cent of users surveyed go onto the online messaging service daily, versus 23 per cent for Pinterest and just 13 per cent for LinkedIn.
Industry experts have said Twitter is visceral than Facebook and can turn off users, curbing its growth as a mainstream social media platform.
Photograph pin-up site Pinterest spiked in popularity over the past year, agreeing to the survey, a poll of 1,445 Internet users aged 18 and older. About 21 per cent of respondents said they employ the service, up sharply from 15 per cent in a similar résumé conducted a year ago.
The figure was 22 per cent for LinkedIn and 18 per cent for Twitter, holding roughly steady from a year ago. About 29 per cent of
the blacks surveyed by Pew made use of Twitter, well above 16 per cent for whites and Hispanics, the study showed.
According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted in Oct 2013, 36 per cent of 1,067 people who have coupled Twitter say they do
not use it, and 7 per cent say they have shut their account. In contrast, only 7 per cent of 2,449
Facebook penises report not usi-ng the online social network, and 5 per cent say they have shut down their account. number of users are now diversifying onto other platforms,” the Pew study read.
“Pinterest holds a particular
appeal to female users (women are four times as likely as men to be Pinterest users), and LinkedIn is especially popular between college graduates and Internet users in higher-income households.”
The Pew study polled users of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest — five of the largest social media servings popular worldwide.
Approximately 71 per cent of respondents said they used Facebook, up from 67 per cent a year earlier, and granting it the highest popularity ranking. But some analysts speculate that younger users are gravitating away from Facebook, the world’s largest social network, and toward newer services such as SnapChat or Instagram.
“Facebook is the dominant
social intercommunicating platform in the number of users, but a striking