The Views, Likes, Share, Downloads, Ratings of Social Media Network
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Likes , Shares , Views, Ratings, Case Study, DisadvantagesAbstract
Now-a-days entire world business, marketing, economy, growth, popularity is depends on ratings from goods and services of industries as well as star ratings of reputed institutions and companies and all business strategies. Also all politicians likes depends on citizens clicks. Further rating helps for good quality of products while purchasing. For smooth services one has to larger views helps to take advantages. Thus popularity means likes ,shares ,downloads views from any social media network which is interdisciplinary, it may be from facebook, whatsapp, instagram, youtube, browsers and so many. Current paper is dealing with some problems, drawbacks involved from media network.
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