The makers of the new online social networking site 'Unthink' want to help users shed the restrictions placed by other popular pages. While the site itself might not tell you much about how the new networking venture works, the company released a video explaining the concept and purpose behind the Facebook and Google+ alternative. Unthink's manifesto, posted on the site, reads, "We've been waiting for things to change. We are not waiting any more."
With a tagline like, "We are not another social network. We are a social revolution," Unthink is sure to start attracting a lot of curious online users, myself included. Operating in a similar style to the Google+ invites, interested parties can leave their email address for an invitation to start using Unthink once the site is fully launched.
I look forward to seeing how Unthink compares to Myspace, Facebook, and Google+. Let the "social revolution" begin!
What's Driving This Trend
- Alternative Social Networking
- Unthink aims to disrupt the social networking space by offering a new alternative to traditional platforms like Facebook and Google+.
- User Empowerment
- Unthink's focus on helping users shed the restrictions placed by other popular social networking sites presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the user empowerment space.
- Social Revolution
- Unthink's tagline and manifesto positioning it as a social revolution suggests disruptive innovation opportunities for a platform that challenges the status quo in online networking.
Who This Affects Most
- Social Media
- Unthink's entry into the social networking market can potentially disrupt the existing social media landscape by offering a fresh alternative to users.
- Technology
- The rise of alternative social networking sites like Unthink presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the technology industry, particularly in terms of developing new platforms and features.
- Digital Marketing
- As users seek out alternative social networking options, digital marketers can explore disruptive innovation opportunities in reaching and engaging audiences on platforms like Unthink.
