Who is copying and pasting 82% of the Internet share?

　Tynt is American market Research, released last week, said the most common way users share text, pictures, and links on the Internet is to copy and paste them. The survey shows that user actions include text and photos on selected pages, copied to the Clipboard, and then pasted into e-mail, blogs, Facebook, and Twitter. Data shows that copy-and-paste accounts for 82% of all content-sharing activities in the U.S., exceeding 4.5 times times the share button. Tynt This study will help publishers and content producers better understand the impact of copy-and-paste sharing activities on site traffic.

Tynt says users will copy content from 2% of pages. And if users copy content from a publisher's website, 52% of the possibilities are shared with friends, and a 26% chance of searching. Of all the content that the user copies and pastes, 88% is the text and 12% is the picture.

"Exponential growth in content sharing is often erroneously attributed to the share buttons on the page," said Greg Levitt, general manager of Tynt Publishers Solutions. Gregg Levit. In fact, content sharing is now mostly from more mundane user actions: Copy and paste. This is the most intuitive way for users to edit and share content across the Internet. This is surprising, but traditional selection and right-click replication is still more prevalent than ever. ”