In addition the “tend and befriend” hormone, oxytocin, fuels day-to-day behavior.

Since women’s also brains have much greater verbal processing capabilities, “social” media and the web are by definition, a much better fit for them – than men.

What do you think?

1. Women are challenged by interactions such as twitter, and enjoy the ideas – but are less inclined to push sales in their encounters.

2. Women jump to challenges online, and look for meaningful ways to collaborate significant ideas – and build relationships without the need to tack sales tag on all these encounters.

3. While women enjoy numbers – they feel less need to rack up oodles of followers than the need to relate thoughtfully to people they engage.

4. Women find interest in very wide array of insights – and enjoy the stimulation these insights bring online – from diverse backgrounds.

5. Women tend to be inclusive online and would far rather engage and learn from folks than to exclude some.

6. Women often “write to know” rather than write to teach or preach to others what they already know.

7. Women I engage online tend to ask questions and listen to others well, so that responses back show how they heard and applied new ideas.

Just a few social media trends trends I’ve noticed that come to the top of my brain. So while women don’t value being pushed or sold to online, or coerced into coming to any site where they feel used, they leap to social media that enriches relationships and moves insights to a mutually beneficial place!

Others likely have far more meaningful observations — but that’s my 2-bits and it differs from survey findings quite significantly:-) Thanks for the opportunity to share another perspective:-)

Its great To read this quality of information…