Before the appearance of Facebook and Twitter, we were a lot more familiar with sites like MySpace and LiveJournal. Although there are some people who still use these, most people can probably admit to moving on to the newer and more up to date social sites – especially with the recent change of direction toward mobile-based social media and content marketing in the online dating industry.
Here are a few short descriptions of the more useful social media networks that online dating businesses are using both on the web and on mobile right now. And if you are looking to start your own online dating business you won’t go too far spending some time using.

The Best Social Media For White Label Dating Sites is..

1. Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/) – Most of us know that Facebook is the top social network on the web. It’s a thriving beast of a social networking site with over a billion users. Despite holding the top spot on the entire Internet for years now, it has to make you to wonder just how long and what it might take for Facebook to eventually be brought down to a lower spot on the popular social site list.
2. Twitter (https://twitter.com) – Like Facebook, Twitter has also changed dramatically over the years, becoming a top source for real time news sharing. For a microblogging site with a 140-character text limit, it has made its mark in the white label dating industry. It’s an ideal platform for mobile users, and Twitter Card integration make it easy to share all sorts of multimedia content in tweets about your online entity.

Google Plus For Private Label Dating

3. Google+ (https://plus.google.com/) – Making its first appearance in the early summer of 2011, Google+ became the fastest growing social network the web has ever seen. After failing a couple times with Google Buzz and Google Wave, the search monster finally succeeded at creating something that people are actually excited about using – especially alongside all the other popular Google apps and gizmos. Pretty much essential for Social Content Marketing if you’re trying to promote your online business!

Using Rich Media to Market Online Dating Sites

4. YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/) – where does everyone go to watch or share video content online? YouTube of course. After Google, YouTube is the second largest search engine. Although owned by Google and now tied right into all of our Google+ accounts, YouTube can still be recognized as a separate social network on its own as one that revolves entirely around content like video production, vlogging, movie-making and music sharing.
5. LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com) – For anyone who needs to make professional business connections should be on LinkedIn. Known as the social network for your career or business, LinkedIn is right up there with Facebook (if not bigger), Twitter and Google+. Individuals can promote themselves and their businesses, outline their education and work experience, make connections with other professionals, interact in group discussions, post job ads or apply for jobs.
6. Instagram (https://instagram.com) – Instagram has grown to be one of the most popular social networks for photo sharing that the mobile web has ever seen. It’s the ultimate social network for sharing real-time photos and short videos while on the go. The app started by being exclusively limited to the iOS platform, but has since expanded to Android and, Windows Phone also the web. Instagram was bought for a hefty $1 billion in 2012.
7. Pinterest (https://uk.pinterest.com/) – Pinterest has become a major contender in social networking, and proves just how important visual content has become on the web. As the fastest standalone site ever to reach 10 million monthly unique visits, Pinterest’s beautiful and intuitive pinboard-style platform on the web and on mobile is one of the most incredible resources for collecting the best images and categorizing them on your own boards.
8. Tumblr (https://www.tumblr.com/) – Tumblr is an extremely popular social blogging platform heavily used by teens and younger users. Like Pinterest, it’s popular for sharing visual content. You can customize your blog theme, then post all different types of content formats, follow other users and be followed back. Reblogging and “liking” is a popular way to interact. If you post great content, you might be surprised to see how many followers you can attract.
9. Vine (https://vine.co/)- Vine is mobile video-sharing app owned by Twitter. One of the most convenient things about Vine is that its videos can be directly embedded inline on Twitter when shared through a tweet — or even embedded on a website. Videos play on autoloop and are limited to a maximum of six seconds, but that doesn’t stop it from being such a powerful social network. Many prefer it over Instagram video.

Snapchat For Online Dating?
10. Snapchat (https://www.snapchat.com/) – Snapchat is a social network based on instant messaging, and it’s totally mobile-based. It’s one of the fastest growing apps out there, building its popularity on the idea of self-destructing “snaps” – photos or short videos you take to chat with friends before they automatically delete after viewing. It’s a massive social app for kids and an obvious contender for a mobile dating app spin off!
11. Reddit (http://www.reddit.com/) – Reddit resembles the traditional message board style we all know and adore. It has a very strong and smart community, and Reddit AMAs are one of the best ways to take advantage of this platform. Reddit works by displaying submitted links to content that get voted up or down by users. Links that receive the most “upvotes” will get pushed to the first page of their subreddits for being the best content voted by the users.
12. Flickr (https://www.flickr.com/) – Flickr is Yahoo’s popular photo-sharing network, which exited long before other popular image-based social sites like Pinterest and Instagram excited. It’s still one of the best places to upload photos, create albums and show off your photography skills to your friends. Yahoo has also worked hard at regularly updating its mobile apps with lots of great features and functions so it’s easy to use from your phone.
13. Swarm (by Foursquare) (https://www.swarmapp.com/) – Foursquare has broken up its location-based app into two parts. While its main Foursquare app is now meant to be used as a location discovery tool, its Swarm app is all about being social. You use it to see where your friends are, let them know where you are by checking in, and then you can use it to chat and plan to meet up at a specific location sometime later.
14. Pheed (https://www.pheed.com/) – Pheed is a newcomer to the social networking world, but kids who crave the latest, coolest, newest apps to use have been quick to jump on this one. It brings together the best of a lot of other popular social sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram — all rolled into one super hip, super young social network on the web and mobile. Could it be the next big thing for sharing dating profiles? We’ll just have to wait and see.

what’s Next for Social Media In 2015

15. Ello (https://ello.co) – This social network describes itself as “Facebook without adverts”. Still early days for this new contender, but has to be doing something right as they have closed down applications (currently 31,000 requests to join an hour). Suggest if you’re looking to market a niche dating site then get on here quick.

Social Media Content Marketing – Say Something Interesting

And finally don’t forget – do not spend your whole day just blogging, tweeting and liking. Good Social Content Marketing is about outreach so write something, be informative, tell people about your online dating site and have an opinion and then use the above to market and broadcast. You will be surprised at what you can do!