Man vs Women ( Mars vs Venus ) in Technology and Social Media

Recently, we have shown you infographics that prove women have mastered social media. As we see, business and dating have become very interesting activities for men on social media. 27% of them use it for business, and 13% of men use it for dating. Likewise, women use it more to keep in touch with friends and family, involve themselves more in sharing photos and entertainment. Now, here we have a very interesting number. Only 7% of women use social media to date. I think this means women are less motivated to date you just because you have a good profile picture, or you just shared your new car on Facebook. They tend to be impressed with you in cyberspace, so there's no more hiding behind photoshopped photos. Yes, that does mean one thing: Size remains important to us, because no matter how great your profile photo is, we still want to feel your true self.
                 Coupons and QR codes are more likely to be scanned by men than women, but when it comes to online interaction with brands, 71% of women engage themselves in it, while only 18% of men are interested. Women ignore text ads and pay more digital advertising than men, but are far more interested in liking and following brands for good transactions. Men prefer the type of online advertising related to cars, sports, action, and sex. I feel quite disappointing that women are less interested in the subject of sex, and more in the family, pets and children, but I think that is human nature. However, both men and women share common interests when it comes to the subject of humor and celebrity.

                 Men like videos, news, and GPS, but women prefer sharing, cameras, and games. Not only do women who play games on their smartphones 10% more often than men, but they also beat men in all top smartphone activities, such as texting, taking photos, downloading applications and visiting websites. This must be something that should not be ignored.
                It seems everything always comes to this. The differences shown in the infographics are very interesting and give us valuable insights about each side of the customs and psychological gender. Just like in real life, women seek attention on social media too. They like to pay attention (to the brand) and receive appropriate attention as rewards (offers, gifts). Men, however, enjoy the various benefits of social media, making it useful for getting partners, doing business and finding out what's new in the world of sex - which, by the way, is a good thing, as long as they practice what they learn real . live, not on social platforms. From that we can conclude that men and women differ in the use of technology and social media. Which one they use according to their habits. And differences in use are expected to understand both.