Social Networking Facts: And Only The Facts

Just the social networking facts ma’am! And do not skimp on the sociasocial networking icons for beakersl networking facts either!

 So here is the deal during the weekend we deal a lot in different ways to use social networking. I like to do a check from time to time to make some headway on the why of social networking.

Social Networking Facts!

Facebook Social Networking Facts

  • The average Facebook user has 130 Facebook friends
  • On average 50% of the 750 Million Facebook users go on every day.
  • Mobile Facebook users are twice as active as non-mobile users.

Twitter Social Networking Facts

  • Twitter has crossed the 200 Million Mark (Yet Most people still are clueless as to what a Tweet really is?)
  • 52% of users check their account everyday
  • 5% of all Twitter users create 75% of the content.
  • There are 1 Billion Tweets every week or 138,888 every minute

LinkedIn Social Networking Facts

  • LinkedIn has over 120 million users
  • 80% of all companies use LinkedIn to recruit
  • LinkedIn has executives from every Fortune 500 company on their site.

Youtube Social Networking Facts

  • Over 3 Billion Videos are viewed everyday
  • 70% of Youtube Traffic comes from outside the US
  • 48 Hours of Video are uploaded every minute and 8 years are uploaded in a day.

Foursquare Social Networking Facts

  • They have over 10 Million Users
  • 3 Million check-ins happen every day
  • There are over 500,000 using the business platform
  • Only 4% of US adults use Foursquare at this time.

Blogging Social Networking Facts

  •  Wordpress now has over 55 Million registered blogs through just WordPress.com
  • Over 290 Million internet users view over 2.5 Billion pages every month
  • WordPress.com adds 500,000 posts with an additional 400,000 comments every day.

So there you have it! The social networking facts for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare, YouTube, and blogging. Go forth and use these social networking facts wisely!

10 Responses to “Social Networking Facts: And Only The Facts”

  • Down Or Just Me on August 29, 2011

    Interesting, thanks for the info!! And also – love the new look on your blog, when did you change it?? :)

    Laurie

    • admin on August 29, 2011

      Laurie,

      Thanks! Friday or Saturday. It was pretty recent. Got an awesome new theme and wanted to play around with it.

      Andy

  • Aiko on August 30, 2011

    Pretty powerful facts. I know a lot of people that use Twitter purely for socializing while not knowing how amazing what these sites could do to improve business :)

    • admin on September 2, 2011

      Aiko,

      Thank you! Glad that yo agree with me on this.

      Andy

  • Dr. Bob Clarke on August 30, 2011

    These are great stats! I had no idea that 80% of companies use Linkedin to recruit. That is amazing. I wonder if the work force knows that?

    Never understood the fascination with FourSquare. There’s no way I want to tell everyone in the world my location! :-)

    Thanks for putting these facts together!
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    • admin on September 2, 2011

      Bob,

      I would hope that they are catching onto the importance of using LI to find a job.

      Andy

  • Dewane Mutunga on August 30, 2011

    Andy,

    These are some pretty interesting stats!

    5% of Twitter users create 75% of the content? That’s crazy & amazing!

    Really makes you think!

    Guess Google + is too new to include here :-)
    Dewane Mutunga recently posted..The Pros and Cons of Email MarketingMy Profile

    • admin on September 2, 2011

      Dewane,

      That is one of the coolest facts that I found. Think about 10 Million people create more content the remaining 190 million people on Twitter. Mind-Boggling!

      Google+ is a little to new right now.

      Andy

  • Steve Nicholas on August 31, 2011

    Great post, Andy! These are some amazing facts about the world of social marketing. It still amazes me to think that if Facebook were its own country, it would be the third-largest in the world. It really is a world that is getting smaller in many ways.
    Steve Nicholas recently posted..Success on Your Own TermsMy Profile

    • admin on August 31, 2011

      Steve,

      That is a great point! Just thinking about Facebook being it’s own country is remarkable.

      Andy

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