To most Americans, Bebo, the third most popular social network (after Facebook and MySpace) in terms of users and pageviews, would be unheard of. The social network was the most popular search term on Google for 2006 and has managed to cause a storm internationally. We decided to delve a bit deeper and investigate what is behind the Valley-based 50 employee startup that seems to be changing the ‘rest’ of the world. Let’s take an in-depth look at Bebo.
Groups, Fan Pages, Schools & Colleges
Your participation in Bebo can also be tied to a certain school or college for those in Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, New Zealand or the US (which we will call ‘the area’ hereinafter). In additional, members can also huddle around a band (as fans) or user-created groups. Groups and fan pages behave pretty much like profile pages (which I talk about below), and can have their own skins, polls, comments, blog and even a forum. The forum interface is very (almost painfully) basic, but it is there. And creating groups is as easy as giving it a name, description and basic admission settings. You will find (see also the Music, Video, and Authors section below) that Bebo gives you plenty of ways to meet and network with folks who share your interests, whatever they may be.
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