VILNIAUS KOLEGIJA/UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES FACEBOOK PROFILE ATTRACTIVENEES INVESTIGATION

Margarita Išoraitė

Abstract


The well-formed Facebook profile should be well-visible and understandable, not hidden under unnecessary information. Moreover, the most successful sites have an exquisite design - the design is eye-catching and distracting, the site is pleasure to browse, easy to use, and does not contain grammar or other mistakes. It's also likely that the more time people are browsing Facebook site. The article analyzes the theoretical aspects of Facebook profile attractiveness, presented  Vilniaus kolegija / University of Applied Sciences Facebook attractiveness study.


Keywords


Facebook, Facebook attractiveness, students, social networks, brand awareness.

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