Internet & Facebook Usage
In
The Future 7 Countries
Argentina, Egypt, Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa,
Turkey, Vietnam
Note: There are different opinions regarding the next set of emerging markets after the BRIC countries.
For this report, we’re considering the above “Future 7” (Source: bi-me.com; euromonitor.com).
© Resultrix, 2010
• The “Future 7” (F7) are considered the next set of emerging markets
after BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China).
• They cover a tenth of the world’s population and have about
3% of the world’s internet users.
Sources: internetworldstats.com; bi-me.com; euromonitor.com
Internet coverage
Country Population Internet users % penetration % of users worldwide
Argentina 41mn 27mn 64.4% 0.4%
Egypt 80mn 17mn 21.2% 0.2%
Indonesia 243mn 30mn 12.3% 0.4%
Mexico 112mn 31mn 27.2% 0.4%
South Africa 49mn 5mn 10.8% 0.1%
Turkey 77mn 35mn 45.0% 0.5%
Vietnam 90mn 25mn 27.5% 0.4%
Total 694mn 169mn 2.5%
A small pie?
• They F7 have only 2.5% of the world’s internet users…
Sounds like a small bite doesn’t it??
• Look at the chart again. And see the wonder!
– Note the impressive proportion of internet savvy population in Argentina
and Turkey! Think ONLINE potential…
– Note the considerable potential for internet growth in the
other 5 countries. Most notably in Indonesia and South Africa.
Country Population Internet users % penetration
Indonesia 243mn 30mn 12.3%
South Africa 49mn 5mn 10.8%
Country Population Internet users % penetration
Argentina 41mn 27mn 64.4%
Turkey 77mn 35mn 45.0%
2.5%
Facebook is universal
• Facebook seems to be the most popular social network.
• There is potential for Facebook growth especially in Egypt
and Vietnam, where its penetration among internet users is
comparatively lower.
Country FB users
% usage among
internet users
% usage among total
population
Argentina 11mn 42.8% 27.5%
Egypt 4mn 23.9% 5.1%
Indonesia 27mn 91.1% 11.3%
Mexico 15mn 49.1% 13.4%
South Africa 3mn 60.1% 6.5%
Turkey 16mn 45.9% 20.6%
Vietnam 1mn 4.8% 1.3%
Total 78mn
Sources: internetworldstats.com; newmediatrendwatch.com
Impressive Facebook growth since ‘09
• Overall, Facebook usage grew by 269% since March ’09.
• Indonesia saw the highest growth rate followed by Mexico.
• Growth in Turkey and Vietnam has been comparatively low.
Country FB users today FB users in Mar ‘09 % growth
Argentina 11mn 3mn 234%
Egypt 4mn 1mn 226%
Indonesia 27mn 2mn 1075%
Mexico 15mn 2mn 602%
South Africa 3mn 1mn 130%
Turkey 16mn 9mn 64%
Vietnam 1mn .94mn 25%
Total 78mn 21mn 269%
Sources: internetworldstats.com; nickburcher.com
In conclusion
• Internet penetration is relatively high in the F7.
– Especially in Argentina and Turkey is comparatively high. Almost
half or more people are internet savvy.
– Although, there is potential for internet growth notably in
Indonesia and South Africa.
• Facebook has a large bite of a relatively small pie!
– It is the most popular social network across these countries.
– There is potential for Facebook growth especially in Egypt and
Vietnam, where FB penetration among internet users is
relatively low.

Fb usage in the future 7

  • 1.
    Internet & FacebookUsage In The Future 7 Countries Argentina, Egypt, Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa, Turkey, Vietnam Note: There are different opinions regarding the next set of emerging markets after the BRIC countries. For this report, we’re considering the above “Future 7” (Source: bi-me.com; euromonitor.com). © Resultrix, 2010
  • 2.
    • The “Future7” (F7) are considered the next set of emerging markets after BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China). • They cover a tenth of the world’s population and have about 3% of the world’s internet users. Sources: internetworldstats.com; bi-me.com; euromonitor.com Internet coverage Country Population Internet users % penetration % of users worldwide Argentina 41mn 27mn 64.4% 0.4% Egypt 80mn 17mn 21.2% 0.2% Indonesia 243mn 30mn 12.3% 0.4% Mexico 112mn 31mn 27.2% 0.4% South Africa 49mn 5mn 10.8% 0.1% Turkey 77mn 35mn 45.0% 0.5% Vietnam 90mn 25mn 27.5% 0.4% Total 694mn 169mn 2.5%
  • 3.
    A small pie? •They F7 have only 2.5% of the world’s internet users… Sounds like a small bite doesn’t it?? • Look at the chart again. And see the wonder! – Note the impressive proportion of internet savvy population in Argentina and Turkey! Think ONLINE potential… – Note the considerable potential for internet growth in the other 5 countries. Most notably in Indonesia and South Africa. Country Population Internet users % penetration Indonesia 243mn 30mn 12.3% South Africa 49mn 5mn 10.8% Country Population Internet users % penetration Argentina 41mn 27mn 64.4% Turkey 77mn 35mn 45.0% 2.5%
  • 4.
    Facebook is universal •Facebook seems to be the most popular social network. • There is potential for Facebook growth especially in Egypt and Vietnam, where its penetration among internet users is comparatively lower. Country FB users % usage among internet users % usage among total population Argentina 11mn 42.8% 27.5% Egypt 4mn 23.9% 5.1% Indonesia 27mn 91.1% 11.3% Mexico 15mn 49.1% 13.4% South Africa 3mn 60.1% 6.5% Turkey 16mn 45.9% 20.6% Vietnam 1mn 4.8% 1.3% Total 78mn Sources: internetworldstats.com; newmediatrendwatch.com
  • 5.
    Impressive Facebook growthsince ‘09 • Overall, Facebook usage grew by 269% since March ’09. • Indonesia saw the highest growth rate followed by Mexico. • Growth in Turkey and Vietnam has been comparatively low. Country FB users today FB users in Mar ‘09 % growth Argentina 11mn 3mn 234% Egypt 4mn 1mn 226% Indonesia 27mn 2mn 1075% Mexico 15mn 2mn 602% South Africa 3mn 1mn 130% Turkey 16mn 9mn 64% Vietnam 1mn .94mn 25% Total 78mn 21mn 269% Sources: internetworldstats.com; nickburcher.com
  • 6.
    In conclusion • Internetpenetration is relatively high in the F7. – Especially in Argentina and Turkey is comparatively high. Almost half or more people are internet savvy. – Although, there is potential for internet growth notably in Indonesia and South Africa. • Facebook has a large bite of a relatively small pie! – It is the most popular social network across these countries. – There is potential for Facebook growth especially in Egypt and Vietnam, where FB penetration among internet users is relatively low.