Ozoshare: A New Social Network For The Green Living Crowd
Love to talk about the latest and greatest ways to reduce your carbon footprint? Tired of all the laughing cats and political memes circulating on Facebook? Now there’s a social networking platform specifically dedicated to sustainability that’s driven solely by the green interests of its members.
Ozoshare, which launched yesterday, claims to be the first and only private, secure, user-friendly social network dedicated to the green community where members connect and share in an increasingly environmentally-conscious world. Based on the same basic principal of Facebook (and many lesser social networking platforms) Ozoshare allows members to share green messages with “partners” (friends) while staying up to date with current green issues.

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If you’re already active in “green” circles on Facebook and Twitter, you might wonder why you should bother with yet another profile to maintain. The difference between Ozoshare and these other social media platforms appears to be the way members can self-identify themselves and their interests.
Rather than complicating the experience with other social dimensions, such as the members’ gender, parties or friends, Ozoshare provides a platform specifically for members via their green interests they designated on their Ozoshare bio (profile). Members can have a business page and/or a personal page and an unlimited number of “partners.” Members can also create custom pages with personalized tabs that include their website, donation page, newsletter, mission statement, blog and more. When Ozoshare members “approve” a page they like, it helps to generate increased visibility for the cause.
According to a recent release, Ozoshare already has over 3,000 members and is growing daily. “The biggest advantage of Ozoshare is that it is driven by green interests which link members to the people and organizations they want to connect with,” said Seth Leitman, green living expert at GreenLivingGuy.com and editor of McGraw-Hill’s Green Guru Guides. ”This results in greater conversion for organizations and a more satisfying experience for individuals.”
Tell us: Are you interested in an all-green social networking platform or do you prefer to use existing platforms like Facebook or Twitter to share your green passion?
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