Meet Bragshare – A Complementary Social Media Site That Compliments Life

This post is sponsored by BragShare.

If you’re online as much as I am you become familiar with a number of different social networks. You almost have to, because they’re all good for different things. But, using different networks for different things can be a bit disjointed. You bookmark recipes on one site. You share photos of the kids on another site. You network on another site. You can be friends with someone and still not have a complete picture of the aspects of their life that they share. Bragshare seeks to change that.
Bragshare is a new social media site that was designed to let everyone feel like someone. The site was created to celebrate, focus on/shout out, and organize the achievements and stories of all who live/lived, even including companies.

It only takes a minute to crate your Bragshare profile, which is free to do.

Bragshare is integrated with several other major social sites including Facebook, allowing you to import information from your profiles on those sites. Bragshare is also connected to Familysearch.org, allowing you to explore and share your ancestry.
Once your profile is created you’re ready to start using the site.

Click Bragnow to share news to post something to your Bragline timeline, distribute your post to other sections or other sites, or even import posts from other sites.

Posts shared to the “Bragboard” are shared with the public and the rest of the world.

Posts shared to the “Bragfeed” will appear on friends timelines.

With all of the posts, you may wonder how challenging it is to find the content you want to see. I have that problem on one of the large sites we are all familiar with, it can take what seems like forever to find all of the different people and companies and news that I want to find. Bragshare tries to make finding things easy.

Now as I mentioned, Bragshare can be used by anyone. I feel it could be especially useful to certain people – businesses, employers and employees. I’m going to hazard a guess that you know at least one small business owner. You may even be one. There are thousands, probably millions, of small businesses across the country. There’s the traditional type, running a small business out of their home. There’s service based business, such as cleaning. There are businesses selling a non-tangible product such as life insurance. There are businesses selling products though a catalog or website based business, such as Lularoe, Amwell, Avon, Pampered Chef, Pure Romance, or many others. anyone involved in businesses like these and many others understand the importance of networking. And those are just a couple of types of businesses, there are many, many others.
Business owners and many employees that know the importance of networking. It’s a well known fact that folks looking to change jobs or find a new one often get a jump start on their search by networking with others. One of the big social networks that many of us use makes it easy to share parts of your personal life with family and friends all around the world. But, that same site isn’t really made for business networking and employment. Bragshare seems particularly well suited for these types of activity.
Here is a brief video demonstrating how Bragshare works.

You can sign up for Bragshare or learn more about this exciting new social site at https://www.bragshare.com. You can also keep up with Bragshare news on Facebook.