Tagged Home Page

There is a new social networking website that is quietly gaining market share, even in the age of Facebook. The site is called Tagged, and it is a free social networking site that allows its members to create their own profile page, view the profile pages of others and send tags; Tagged also allows its users to send "virtual gifts," cute little pictures of "gifts" to show your appreciation for .

Tagged is a social networking site where visitors can meet people, play games and share their personal interests with others. Establishing a home page on Tagged is free, and more than 100 million users have already established their Tagged home page.Establishing a Tagged home page is fairly straightforward and simple - one just needs to enter their first and last names, gender, birth date, zip code, email and a password into the online form located on the Tagged home page. With that information, a new Tagged user home page is created and is ready to be customized. It is even possible to log in to Tagged using a Facebook account.Once in their personal Tagged homepage, users can choose from a variety of "skins,"' or desktop backgrounds, to customize the look and appearance of their page to match their personality and interests. Or, if a user so chooses, he or she can create their own personal skin.The Tagged page also has other customization options, like allowing the upload of videos and photos to further complete a unique look. So for those who are tired of dull, completely colorless standard social networking page backgrounds, Tagged offers the opportunity to create a home page that reflects one's own personal style and interests.One major difference between Tagged and other social networking sites is that other sites are typically structured to allow users to communicate with friends and acquaintances they already know. In addition to this, Tagged is geared toward encouraging users to make new friends and interpersonal connections, locally and around the world, through the use of online tools where members can play games together, share group or individual interests and browsing profiles - an approach they refer to as "social discovery."' Users can join or declare an affiliation to a group, or even create a new one. And with more than 100 million other users, it is very possible that a Tagged user may even make that special personal connection with that special someone.