Queen Rania, Queen of Social Networking

What are the similarities between Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Queen Rania and other than as the mother country? The answer is quite straightforward, the unreal world. The three women are known to be able to take advantage of the Internet network to get closer to them by ordinary people.

However, among the three women, what do you think has the biggest fan base? The correct answer to this question may make you gasp. Michelle does have a White House site. Carla Bruni-Sarkozy also has a personal site. However, you may be surprised to learn that Queen Rania is the most diligent and active in cyberspace.

King Abdullah's wife has a YouTube channel, Facebook account with a 'friend' more than 200 000 people, Twitter account with more than one million followers, and a personal site. Of course, the liveliness of Rania in a variety of social networking on the internet was not without reason. Jordan's Queen confessed that channels could help him close with his people.

"Social network is the fastest tool, terdatar, and the simplest to deal with all people, from finding new friends, former friends sekosan until the athlete or your favorite artist," he explained to CNN.

"The Internet has made communication between fans and friends are so much easier, whether you're a famous blogger or a seasoned politician. For someone in my position, this helps expose the title and clarify what I do and what matters to me," he added.

As one proof, Rania never send Tweet who revealed that he is an activity that is not related to the kingdom, the George Clooney movie.

"At home, I usually reward myself with a movie and eating pop corn. I watch The Men Who Stare at Goats," she writes.

"In this film unusual is how funny Clooney's." added. According to Jennifer Mc-Lean, Vice President of Marketing Techrunch, who reviewed the site popular Internet products, and the liveliness of the mother country's involvement in the virtual world is something wonderful.

In the past, ordinary people really do not know what the everyday mother country except through a magazine or newspaper format of course content has been edited here and there.

"It's also a smart approach," he explained. "With the Internet, such as first lady Carla Bruni was there, who knows what they will or not. But, social media gives them control over what they want to show and tell," Number of 'friends' Facebook Rania still lose with Michelle, which reached more than one million people.

But Michelle does not have an official Twitter account as Rania. In addition to advertise political campaigns and charities, the mother country is also benefiting from social media, which can chat directly with ordinary people without having to go through an assistant. When Carla Bruni-Sarkozy has released its website, the wife of former British Prime Minister Sarah Brown with a Twitter account SarahBrown10 pulled Tweet "Love the new site Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's illustrations although a little confused that I wrote."

Bruni dedicate a few letters to his friends by using the A-Z guide on its website. For example, O for Obama (Michelle), B for Brown (Sarah), and M for Madrid where he recounted in detail the time she spent with other glamorous first lady, Princess Letizia of Spain.

Site Bruni, in the style of language typical speech which was criticized for being too pretentious show off, tells the story, "Three weeks after the (conference), NATO (North Atlantic Treaty), the couple Sarkozy visited Spain in an opportunity to compare the styles of the mother country. As with Michelle Obama This is the beauty pageant scene between Princess Letizia, a former journalist, and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, a former top model. From their Louboutins shoes until Azzedine Alaia dresses, everything was there."

While she claims some credit when the site was released for public Bruni. He admitted that he was proud when Bruni comment on his blog and respond by creating their own sites. Sarah is a day to several times nge-Tweet and has almost 900 000 followers recognize loved the social networking site.

"I always thought that Downing Street is a public building with limited access. So, I tried to open the No. 10 wide as possible, through a charity reception, film screening, tours for various groups, and online," he explained. "I also received many letters and e-mail that asks for details about what I do and I want to find a way to share ideas, campaigns, and whatever you want with people who have been kind enough to give attention."

Sarah admitted he would prefer Twitter. The number of followers on microblogging site that almost competes with Rania, both reaching more than 1 million follower.

"I have a Facebook page and occasionally blogging on the site when visiting the Downing Street official. But, I really like Twitter. This prevent me from commenting on a blog, make a long article, or interview, which means this must be done regularly, and open opportunity to dialogue with followers of Twitter."

Sarah always give some time each day to share what she would do and read Tweet others so that he learns the news that he might have missed. While the role of the mother country in the past is limited only to smile in front of the camera, Rania and other social queens have found new power platform for voicing their own voice throughout the social networking site.