I am a lover of social media statistics and in my new role of social media specialist for Youth for Christ, I have a job that let me go out and find statistics. So I wanted to share the love every month with a couple of social media statistics that may help you with your ministry, blog, or business. There are no details, strategies, or practices to go with these stats, so you need to do the legwork to take these ingredients and make something delicious!
Email Marketing
- 76% of email opens occur in the first two days after an email is sent [1]
- 48% of emails are opened on mobile devices [2]
- 69% of mobile users delete emails that aren’t optimized for mobile [2]
- 2 people join LinkedIn every second and 84% of accounts are free. [3]
- There are over 10 million endorsements given daily. [4]
- 76% of users use LinkedIn to research people and companies. [5]
Social Media Engagement
- 65% of Facebook’s user base is active, the most of the top five social media networks online. [6]
- Google+ has 62% inactive users from its registered user base, the worst of the top five social networks. [6]
- Facebook is still the largest active user base at 1.19 billion, making it the most impressive social media network out there. [7]
Jeremy Smith
I am a blogger, clinical counselor, gamer, and someone who loves to pushback so you can create the very best thing possible. I blog exclusively about church technology as a senior staff writer at ChurchMag as well as about life in general on my personal site JeremyGrantSmith.com. You can also find my eBooks on ChurchMag Press.
That doesn’t surprise me about Google Plus. I hope that 2014 they start to engage those that aren’t using it for it’s benefits. It’s still my favorite social media site, and I hope that I can learn how to optimize my use of it in the coming year!
Agreed.
Well, “impressive” is a subjective word I guess. 😉
Impressive looking at the active number. You’re Google+ fanboy is showing! 😉
G+ is a ghost town for me …very hard getting interaction on it
You must be using it wrong then because it is one of our top leads for blogging. Every one of our contributors came from Google+.
No doubt I’m getting it wrong!
I’ve joined various communities, post regularly, interact, share, give +1’s …
Any ideas???
Yep. If you’d love to chat about it some time, I have several! If you’d like to make it formal and professional, check out http://78p.tv/consulting