3 good services to create a social network staff

Nobody can doubt the fact that Social Networking has become in recent times, the most important phenomenon in the Internet world: raise your hand if you do not have at least one registered account on Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn or Twitter! Now the main requirement of the people has become the network to interact with people as possible through the construction of an increasingly dense network of contacts and relationships.

If indeed you are passionate about this phenomenon, then it is likely that perhaps even feel the need to create your own social network where staff can establish the rules and define the services to be delivered perhaps even creating new ones: see grow their own community is a I think one of the best satisfactions that a passionate social netwoking can get. In this regard, there are various software platforms (also free such as the excellent Dolphin) to create a social network that are often difficult to access only the average user because they require expertise on systems and programming. Fortunately, there is also a more affordable means services provided by Ning, Snappville and CollectiveX enables anyone to create their own social network and run it in just a few minutes through a simple web based administration interface.
Let's see now features in more detail:

1. Ning and 'without doubt the most popular service and houses a very large number of social networks that host community very numerous, and it also is free to publish their advertisements as long as you subscribe to a monthly subscription of about $ 19.
   
2. Snappville 's based on a platform called Ning, and how precisely SNAPP provides all the features typical of social networking (chat, groups, calendar, IM, invitations to events, ...). Also be compensated, but through revenue sharing to 50%.
   
3. CollectiveX's slogan CollectiveX is "groups that works" is a service focused on creating "groupsites for sharing photos, videos and feeds and discussion through forums. Not be compensated.
   

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