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I know many people
and my friends always said that I just fedup with Facebook and twitter
some time i also though I am a internet marketing professtional so I have to be in with this social media site for all day so if i am getting bored then it is not surprising but a person who is in other professtion getting bored then it is really suprising so are you also getting bored if yes then why please reply

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A short, practical perspective to add to this discussion: several members (notably , and ) describe a familiar pattern — initial novelty gives way to habit, low-quality repeat content, and attention moving into private channels. That does not mean social media is “dead”; it means the signals that worked five years ago no longer guarantee engagement. The useful response is to treat social presence like a product that needs a refresh, not a place to linger out of obligation.

A compact 30-day refresh plan that fits marketing teams and solo posters alike:

  • Week 1 — Channel audit: list channels, top 5 posts by reach, and one conversion metric for each.
  • Week 2 — Define 2–3 content pillars tied to business outcomes (brand, education, conversion).
  • Week 3 — Run 3 short experiments (different formats: short video, live Q&A, private-group post) and measure engagement vs. baseline.
  • Week 4 — Prune low-performing channels, double down on the best experiment, and create a 90-day repurposing schedule.

Three practical content moves that often get overlooked: reuse long-form assets into micro-posts and short clips; ask for and surface community contributions (responding to and on engagement — genuine replies beat more automated posts); and move high-value conversations into owned or private spaces (newsletters, forums, closed groups) so attention isn’t purely rented.

Cautions: avoid metric-chasing (vanity likes) and over-automation that kills personality. Burnout is real — habit changes such as strict timeboxing or delegation help creators like and others who find passive browsing boring. Finally, keep the long view: platforms change, but audience relationships that live on owned channels and in meaningful communities are the durable asset.

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Member Avatar for Deep Modi

The reason is the only that after using the Fb for a long time and getting no much more updates on aticle makes the person bored. Not you Only me too.

Due to Whatsapp Messenger, The FB get Reputation Low,
All the Person get contact with Whatsapp,
As take for example: Before Whatsapp launched I am getting almost 100-200 Notification per day. but now I only get 40-50 notification per week, and that all about the FB pages not of friends,
As the new feature comes on market the some get high and some get low...

It's all depend on the content of your pages.
Thank You

Member Avatar for kazoone

I'm slightly bored of FB but I keep checking it every day out of habit... It's a bit like the news too... we have a desire to see what's going on in other people's lives and that's something that will never go away.

Member Avatar for Amol555

Hello sir,
yes now a days we all are getting slightly of facebook, because there are lots of unwanted post coming.
thanks

Member Avatar for Dani

Facebook and Twitter will come and go ... the same way MySpace did. The buzzword "social media" will also come and go. But the concept of being part of a connected world is not going anywhere. People have been chatting on bulletin board systems since the 1970s, and Internet-based chatting has existed since at least the 1980s. Like anything, the industry will evolve and change with the times. It's just a matter of which sites stay ahead of the curve and which can't keep up with changing wants and needs.

Member Avatar for Deep Modi

i agree with Dani

Member Avatar for jobtardis

Not like that, we have lot of options to promote our sites.

Member Avatar for mishainfotech11

Yes, it's true. For the social media professionals it becomes boring as they have to increase the engagement and all.....doing it for the whole day on the same platform with the same features makes it cumbersome....

Member Avatar for Dani

Well, the Internet is ever-changing, and if you want to maintain a web-based presence, you must make sure to always work on improving yourself. That goes the same for social media sites. If they don't work on making it easier for you, another new platform will.

Member Avatar for rjdoll77

i did not think that socil networking are dying

Member Avatar for garry420

well ..we don't get bored till there is engagement in the social media..as it keeps me busy engaging with members

Member Avatar for James_28

It all depends that if you have friends and interesting things to do on social media then its gud, other wise its boring like mine :)

Member Avatar for Smiti

i don't think so because it is the very best way to get the traffic or to have more chances to gain the popularity of the site and also very effective in getting the backlinks

Member Avatar for stultuske

James_28: "interesting things to do on social media" ... sounds a bit like a contradictio in terminis to me.

Member Avatar for SuperiorWD

I never liked these sites too much. I'd rather spend time creating designs or posting in forums/blogs.

Member Avatar for sumansingh

I don't like much time spent on facebook and twitter. i work on various types of sites and busy any day.

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