More than two-thirds of all adult online users are involved with social media sites and each social platform appeals to a slightly different demographic. This leads marketers to wonder about the average face on Facebook, the typical group on Google+ and the population using Pinterest. For a picture of the social media statistics defining the average audience on each network, Mashable.com posted an enlightening infographic created by Online MBA. It first reveals each site’s dominant social media demographics in terms of gender, age, income, and education. It also shows site-specific statistics, such as that 54 percent of Twitter users tweet on mobile, 64 percent of LinkedIn members use the site for business growth, and Facebook users average 40 visits per month. Finally, it illustrates why so many Americans are clicking and sticking with social media.
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Source: Mashable.com.
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