Twitter has seen impressive growth this past year. According to the report, 72.5% of all users joined Twitter between January and May of this year. 53% are women, and 81% are under 30 years old.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhq2p_W0vzYviZjHrxtJTXJMRbyDQpRDI9ejccm64rzJL28dRoidrfhqhrPVzF7zonSB6FAKRZ6Yr2wKa4KonvUsjRZlRpahVsx9seFiSy5aMsatRTR-4R0z1oQeM3_QvyPfwDbdiDQBMu0/s400/106155.gif)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi6uM_tCpOeEhrXQhZ7FED3EDteA1vQoARlPsSPG2Ocr-h38S4ou0s0AvATfIo3pM5zpD2Qyje79ZFYjekHGKX_wImL_2PdIx3c9cIufwtqAXQ9rm_2RA-1OBZk9NaoaDu7ChDp8dNV04GY/s400/106162.gif)
Similarly, 92.4% of users follow less than 100 people, and 93.68% are followed by 1-100 individuals. One's "audience" impacts a person's activity. According to the Sysomos report, the average number of daily updates rises from three to six among users with more than 1,000 followers. However, that increase impacts a tiny percentage of Twitter users, with 0.68% reaching the thousand-follower mark.
Unsurprisingly, marketers on Twitter are more active. They are more likely to update than the average Twitter user, with 35% posting at least daily. Also, 15% of marketers follow more than 2,000 people.
No comments:
Post a Comment