Graphic social network age segment distribution and different behavior

This is the age of a social network, and people of all ages have different trajectories and behaviors when using social networks, and recently, Community 102 produced a pair of information maps showing the distribution and behavior of age groups on social networks. According to the figures, Facebook's user base is clearly younger, LinkedIn's users are older, and Twitter's user base is less than LinkedIn, but more than Facebook.

Who is using social networks?

People who use social networks have the largest share of 35-44-year-olds, 25%, and 65-year-olds with the smallest proportion, accounting for 3%.

The son of the millennium: The future of the Internet

The son of the millennium was born between 1978 and 1994 (16-32 years old), the first generation of Internet users, and the majority of people in the Web.

Of these, 75% had social networking accounts, 62% used wireless networks outside the home, 20% uploaded their videos and 14% used Twitter.

The average time they spend on the internet every day is 23 minutes. 59% of people get information from the Internet.

The frequency of their visits to social networking sites is that 25% of people visit once a week, 29% visit several times a day, 20% visit every few days, and 26% people visit every day.

The main channel They see news is Yahoo! CNN and Google, and other channels include Msn,fox,my TIMES,MSNBC and AOL.

Average age of social network users

The average age of a social network user is 37 years. Among them, the average age of 44-year-old LinkedIn users, Twitter users average age of 39 years. Facebook users are rated at 38 years of age.

Behavior of people of different ages on social networks

18-25 of Facebook's people occupy 29%. Behavior on social networks is nothing special.

Young friends more, update faster, show more negative feelings and dirty words, like to discuss themselves; older people like to write longer posts and talk more about others and families.

27/28-Year-old users upload the most pictures, the average is 510 Zhang.

40-year-olds and 20-year-olds have almost as many pictures, but fewer tags.

Twitter's 26-34 age group accounts for 30% of the population. Twitter has fewer young people than Facebook.

Among the 18-24-year-old users, 85% followed their friends, 54% followed celebrities and 29% followed family members.

The reason young people use Twitter Less is that Twitter is a platform for contacting and publishing information, not a place to interact with friends.