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Social Media Statistics Australia – January 2011

With Australia day over lets look at the Social Media Statistics across Australia for January 2011 – which sites are most popular? what is the trend? and can we see any new trends/ players in the Australian market? I think the most important stat to note is the number of Unique Australian Visitors (UAVs) per […]

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Online Gaming Statistics

David Correll on January 19, 2011 | Gaming | Comments (0)

Online gaming is nothing new, but nowdays console systems are able to connected to the internet allowing users to play with other gamers all around the world. Here are some interesting statistics relevant to the online gaming industry today: – The online gaming market is worth around $15 Billion USD. – With XBOX live, 20 […]

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STATS of the Internet!

David Correll on July 7, 2010 | Internet | Comments (0)

We all know the internet is big, and growing by the second. It is estimated that 5 new sites are being created every second. Here is some more info on the modern day internet- Google estimates the internet is now about 5 million terabytes of data (5 billion GB) Google has only indexed .004% of […]

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iOS and Android Developer numbers [STATS]

David Correll on July 3, 2010 | Android Apple Mobile | Comments (0)

There are alot of developers now developing apps for both the iOS and Android operating systems. AppStoreHQ.com put together a survey of all their developers on both the iOS and Android and the stats looking something like this: – 43,185 iOS developers – 10,199 Android developers – 1415 developers building apps on both platforms. Apple […]

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Social Media and Online Video [STATS]

David Correll on June 30, 2010 | Facebook MySpace Social Media Youtube | Comments (0)

Over the past couple years the use of video across the web has exploded. Video used to be a technical and ‘hard to create’ media – but now with an abundance of online tools it is easier than ever for regular internet users to create and watch videos online. Social Media Video statistics to take […]

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Latest Twitter statistics update

David Correll on June 21, 2010 | Twitter | Comments (0)

Twitter recently hit its 10 billionth tweet in February this year. This has come from about 80 million users currently using the site. A majority of Twitter’s users and usage has come in the last 6-12 months. User retention rate is around 40%. Alot of people come and leave. Many people drop the service after […]

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WordPress user statistics

David Correll on June 19, 2010 | Blog WordPress | Comments (0)

Now that WordPress 3.0 is out lets look back at how WordPress has grown over the years and attracted new users. There are now about 11.4 million WordPress.com blogs created. These blogs are hosted for free by WordPress and the URL layout is something like www.yourname.wordpress.com These 11.4 million blogs have now posted more than 200,000,000 […]

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Foursquare has 60,000 users in Sydney, Business Survey

David Correll on June 14, 2010 | Australia Foursquare Sydney | Comments (0)

It is now estimated that there are 60,000 people in Sydney using the Geo-location mobile service – Foursquare. A recent survey of local businesses using Foursquare has generated some interesting responses. Only 10% of businesses using Foursquare said they would be willing to pay for the service. This is an alarming rate, especially considering Foursquare […]

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Ultimate Social Media Demographic Statistics

David Correll on June 12, 2010 | Advertising Digg Facebook LinkedIn MySpace Reddit Social Media Stumbleupon Twitter | Comments (0)

I have found some very interesting data showing the demographical statistics of several social media sites including: Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon, Digg,Reddit, LinkedIn, MySpace, and Ning. The below infograph shows demographic data across these sites measuring: user age, gender, income level, and education level. Each dot on the graph represents 1% One area i have noticed […]

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