Facebook is bigger than the Beatles (and you know what that means). But what are people doing there (besides checking up on ex-girlfriends?)
- The average Facebook user spends more than 55 minutes per day on Facebook
- 20 million Facebook users become fans of Pages per day
- 60 million status updates are made per day
Why Facebook users “Like” a brand on Facebook
- 25% want to receive discounts and promotions
- 21% are customers of the brand
- 18% want to show support for the brand
- 10% do it for fun and entertainment
- 8% want to be the first to know information about the brand
- 6% want access to exclusive content
- 5% followed a friend’s recommendation to “like” a brand
- 4% want to be part of the brand/fan community
- 2% work for the brand (Doesn’t this seem low??)
What caused Facebook users to like a brand’s page in the first place?
- 75% connected because they were invited by the brand directly
- 59% connected because they were invited by a friend
- 49% connected as the result of personal research
And why do people unsubscribe from a brand’s Facebook page?
- 32% were no longer interested in the brand
- 27% thought updates were published too frequently (i.e. Don’t flood my stream)
- 22% thought updates were uninteresting
- 12% plain did not like the updates
- 7% thought updates didn’t come enough (i.e. Don’t starve my stream)
- Only 17% of Facebook users are more likely to purchase from a brand after “liking” their page
- 21% of Facebook users are more likely to recommend a brand after “liking” their page
Where Do People Go When They Leave Facebook?
- 18% leave for news content
- 18% leave for their celebrity/entertainment fix
- 17% leave for video game-related content
- 12% leave for technology content
- 9% leave for “how-to” and DIY-related content
- 26% leave for “other” reasons (Maybe they head to Twitter?)
source: http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/social-media-marketing/social-media-statistics/






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