AMAfeed launches AMA Vibe to democratize the way content is suggested to us

BERLIN - June 15, 2018 - PRLog -- Most popular social networks and search engine algorithms work based on suggested content. What you are shown is being picked by what you looked at the last time you visited and by what people from your demographic did. Sounds fair…until you think a bit more. The content that is easy to consume and goes viral often is of little value as we naturally are pulled towards what is light, funny or sensational (and not what is useful, smart, of importance to our personal and work life). So you quickly end up in a bubble of information that does not allow you to grow your knowledge and keeps you stuck with a past version of yourself making it very hard to improve and develop.

Stop and think.

Tatiana Bonneau, Founder and CEO of AMAfeed.com, aims to democratize the way content is suggested to us. She came up with AMA Vibe, a simple way to give you control over the content you see. It is a one-click visual solution giving the AMAfeed community the control to rate content by what value it gives and then be able to *choose* what to look at.

Some of the questions asked are: Did it teach you something? Did it make you feel happy? Or sad? Did it help you in any way? Or was it asking for help?

Once you land on the site now you can choose - do you want to see funny, educational content or do you want to connect with professionals in a given field? Do you want to spend some time chit-chatting on light topics or you feel like a hero today and want to help someone out? You choose.

Find out more about the launch of AMA Vibe at https://amafeed.com/introducing-ama-507168.

About AMAfeed:

One year after launching AMAfeed, the platform for AMAs for people from all walks of life counts over 50,000 registered members and grows every day since.

Founder and CEO Tatiana Bonneau started her career in IT in the early 00s covering quickly anything from design and coding to project management and sales and shortly after creating and managing her own development company in the UK, working with clients across borders and industries, managing international teams and projects.  Her team internally refers to her as «AMA Queen», yet she has to host her own AMA.