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The document summarizes the findings of a large survey conducted in India in 2010 that studied mobile phone usage in the country. Some key details:
- The survey covered over 250,000 individuals across both urban and rural areas in all 22 telecom circles of India.
- It provides estimates on the number of mobile subscribers and devices in India, as well as profiles of users including demographics, mobile usage behaviors, and lifestyle preferences.
- The survey findings are presented in online datasets with data at the all-India level, urban/rural levels, telecom circle levels, and individual city/village levels.
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- Most users accessed the internet daily, with one in four using mobile phones for access in addition to PCs. Mobile access was adding to the "depth" of usage.
- Google was the most used website overall, while specific websites led in different categories like email, jobs, news, and entertainment.
- Online activities included emailing, music/video downloading, chatting, and shopping. A growing number were serious online shoppers rather than just window shop
Juxt Consult India Online 2008 Main ReportJuxtConsult
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A land survey was conducted in India between April and May 2010 to estimate the number of internet users. The survey found 51 million active internet users in India, with growth of only 8% from the previous year. Social media and entertainment activities have gained popularity among internet users. Google has become the most used website for many online activities. While online shopping is growing, only 21% of internet users actually make purchases online. Internet users tend to be male, aged 25-35, educated, and from higher income households.
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This document summarizes the methodology used in the India Online 2007 study to estimate internet usage in India. A land survey was conducted of 10,000 households across 31 cities to estimate internet penetration. An online survey was also conducted through major portals to gather data on internet usage behaviors. Improvements this year included a larger land survey sample, coverage of smaller towns, and weighting the online survey responses based on the land survey to make the data more representative.
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The document provides an overview of a large survey conducted in India in 2010 to profile mobile phone users in the country. Some key findings include:
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- It found that while household penetration of mobile phones in India was high, only about 26% of Indians were active mobile users, indicating further room for growth.
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This document summarizes internet and digital growth trends in India. It notes that while internet reach has grown, engaging "regular" and "active" users remains more important. Key demographics of internet users in India are outlined. Popular online activities are presented, including growing online video and shopping. The document then discusses barriers to further growth and outlines an integrated digital approach leveraging platforms like mobile, social media, and online-offline campaigns. Examples of successful digital campaigns for brands like Tata Tea, Bharat Matrimony and Airtel are provided.
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The number of global internet users has grown exponentially from less than 1% of the world's population in 1995 to over 3 billion currently. Asia has the highest number of internet users, with India projected to surpass the US as the country with the second highest number of users by 2018. While internet penetration is still low in India at around 20% currently, mobile internet usage is growing rapidly due to increasing smartphone adoption. The average time spent by Indian internet users on social media is over 45 minutes out of the 3 hours spent daily on mobile internet. Prepaid mobile connections are more popular in India, accounting for over 80% of the total 886 million mobile subscribers.
The number of global internet users has grown exponentially from less than 1% of the world's population in 1995 to over 3 billion currently. Asia has the highest number of internet users, with India projected to surpass the US as the country with the second highest number of users by 2018. While internet penetration is still low in India at around 20% currently, mobile internet usage is growing rapidly due to increasing smartphone adoption. Most Indian internet users access social media and the average monthly spending on mobile internet services has increased from 45% to 54% of total telecom bills.
The number of global internet users has grown exponentially, reaching over 3 billion currently. India has over 200 million internet users currently, and is projected to surpass the US by 2018 with over 500 million users. Mobile internet usage is also growing rapidly in India, with 70% of internet traffic now coming from mobile devices. However, internet and smartphone penetration remains relatively low in India, with only about 25% of the population currently using the internet.
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Mobile applications have seen tremendous growth in India, with over 300,000 apps developed in three years and over 10.9 billion downloads. The mobile market in India is also large, with 84 crore subscribers as of May 2011, up 22.3 crore from the previous year. Social networking, business, music, and games are some of the most popular types of apps downloaded and used. The mobile app industry in India is expected to continue growing significantly in the coming years.
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6. The selection of towns and villages was done to attempt a best possible but a practical ‘geographical’ coverage of the Indian population. The sampling within the selected towns was done on ‘2-stage random’ basis(firstly a random selection of polling booths, and then a random selection of households from the electoral list within each of the randomly selected polling booths); village sampling was done on systematic random basis(selection of every nth house in the village)
7. Net usage dynamics, usage behavior and website preferences were captured from the ‘actual’ internet users in an online survey using Juxt’s own 180,000+ member Internet User Panel (www.getcounted.net)
8. The online panel and survey data was made representative of the entire online Indian population (and not just of the online panel members or those surveyed) by using ‘demographic weights’ of internet users as derived from the land survey
12. Internet reaches 29 million Indian households (avg. users per household up marginally at 2.23)
13. Covers 11.3% of all Indian households and 5.4% of all Indians (13% urban, 2% rural)
14. Over 4 in 5 are ‘daily’ users. Daily users’ base grew faster, at 33%* ‘Active’ internet users = who have used the internet ‘in last one year’, ‘Regular’ internet users = use internet ‘at least once a month’
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16. ‘Home’ is the single largest place of access (58%), and the most preferred place of access (43%). Only ‘Home’ and ‘transit’ show growth in usage on ‘preferred place’ basis
17. Growth largely ‘PC’ driven (access on mobile phones still only among 1 in 4 internet user)
18. Mobile adding only ‘depth of usage’ (8 out of 10 mobile internet users are ‘dual’ users, ‘only mobile’ based usage a lowly 3% - 1.8 million users)
31. Almost half of all ‘home based’ net users are ‘heavy users’ of internet (spending >2 hours a day on weekdays). Less than 1 in 3 of them spend that kind time on other media
32. Net surfing is among top 3 favorite ‘indoor entertainment’ for 3 out of 4 of them
33. 9 out of 10 of them (86%) use some ‘social media’(networking, communities, blogs, tweets, reviews)
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35. Reports Like in 2010, all the India Online reports are available as query-based online datasets with findings presented as tables/graphs/charts (no PDF reports anymore) There is an overall level dataset, called ‘India Online Universe’, with findings presented on the base of ‘all internet users’ In addition, there are a series of supplementary datasets with each dataset presenting findings at a specific ‘category’ or ‘user segment’ base level (here the sample base is the ‘subset’ of internet users belonging to a specific ‘user segment’ like women , youth, SEC wise, town type wise, etc; or undertaking a specific ‘online activity’ like emailing, social networking, job search, etc. The supplementary dataset outlines the internet usage behavior and preferences of these subsets of internet users only) Note: Reporting of any supplement dataset is subject to collection of sufficient sample responses in the survey
36. Juxt India Online Syndicated Datasets Online Verticals Datasets Consumer Segment Datasets Overall Internet User Level Dataset Youth Online Generic Portals 13-24 year old internet users Online Shopping Non-travel products Women Online Women internet users Online Travel India Online Universe Urbanites Online Matrimony Job Search Net users by their SEC profile All Internet Users – Demographics, Psychographics, Internet Usage, Media Usage Social Networking Online Socialites Social media users on the net Professional Networking Rendezvous Online Emailing Search Engine - English Net users by place of access Mobile & Online Online News Search Location/Maps Speed Online Net users by type of connection Net users using internet on mobile phones Online Sports Content Cricket, Other Sports Online City Line Financial Info Search Corporate Online Net users by town classes Astrology Online Share Trading Corporate employees on the net Students Online Students on the net Net Telephony Book Movie Tickets Auto Owners Online Investors Online Net users as financial investors Online Games Download Movies Car & 2-wheeler owning net users Download Videos Online Music CC Online Credit card owners as net users Picture Sharing Online Real Estate Online Lingua Techie Online IT Professionals on the net Mobile Content Download Vernacular language net users
37. Pricing* * Key Findings PowerPoint Report for any dataset (only on order) – Rs. 50,000 per dataset * 10.3% service tax extra
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40. India Online Landscape Dataset(Information Coverage) Size Estimates of Internet Users in India (All India, Urban/Rural, By States, By City Class/Village Class, Top 25 urban districts) Total internet using households, No. of internet users per household, Total Internet using individuals Regular internet users (at least once a month) versus occasional internet users Users accessing internet from only mobile, only computers, both mobile and computers Geographics of Internet Users Region, State, Urban/Rural area, City Type/Village Type, Top individual urban districts Personal Demographics of Internet Users Gender, Age, Weight, Height, Marital Status, Generational classification by age, Status in the household (CWE or other earning member or dependent member of the household) Occupation, Individual Income classification (if earning), Education, Medium of education, Preferred language of reading Personal Psychographics of Internet Users Current Priorities & Aspirations: Most important priorities in life currently, Parameter that defines ‘status in the society’ for them Current & Pastimes: Current hobbies and interests, Favorite indoor and outdoor activities/pastimes,
41. India Online Landscape Dataset(Information Coverage) Other entertainment/outing activities undertaken regularly, Current living celebrity look up to Personal likes & preferences: kind of music listen to, kind of movies like to watch, favorite sports, food and clothing Personal Consumption Lifestyle Orientation Enthusiasm towards shopping Factors give preference to when deciding place of buying Attributes give importance to most when buying products and services Personal Consumption Preferences Whether use/avail of the following products and services, along with brand used: Banking & financial services - saving bank account, life insurance, medical insurance, owns a credit card with card type owned, whether owns a Demat account and invests in financial instruments Processed foods & beverages- Milk additives, Namkeens, Potato chips, Jam, Noodles, Pasta, Corn Flakes/Oats, Frozen Vegetables, Frozen Meat Products, Ketchup/Sauce, Packaged Cakes, Biscuits, Chocolates , Toffees/Candies, Mouth Fresheners, Chewing gums, Coffee, Tea, Soft Drinks, Fruit drinks, Fruit Juice, Bottled water, Squashes/Concentrates Personal care products – Soap bars, Shower gel/Body wash, Shampoo, Hair conditioner, Hair oil, Hair gel, Hair color, Face cream, Fairness cream, Moisturizer/Body lotion, Talcum powder, Deodorant, Perfume, Face wash, Face cleansers, Toothpaste/powder, Tooth brush, Mouthwash, Hand-wash liquid soap, Hand sanitizer gel, Toilet paper
42. India Online Landscape Dataset(Information Coverage) Wearables - Jewelry, Watch, Readymade Shirts, T-shirts, Readymade Trousers, Jeans, Readymade suit, Shoe, Innerwear Travel services - whether availed of any in last 3 months – air travel, train travel, bus travel, hotel stay, holiday package Whether in next 6 months likely to finish education, change job, get married, or expect a birth in the house Whether order Pizza for home delivery Personal Mobile Usage Behavior Whether uses a mobile phone, No. of connections/SIMs used, Whether has landline phone at home For most used connection – type of connection technology, plan type (pre-paid/post-paid), Service provider name, Services subscribed to, Handset brand, Price of handset and features present on this most used handset Personal Media Usage Whether use TV (including genre of channels watched), Whether use Radio, Newspaper and Magazines Daily duration of usage during weekdays and weekend for each of the media used Most watched TV channels by genre of channels, most read newspaper and magazines, most listened to radio channel
43. India Online Landscape Dataset(Information Coverage) Household’s Socio-Economic Profile Family classification by lifecycle stage, Family size Highest occupation and education level in the household, Neo-SEC Classification, CWE Occupation, CWE Education, Conventional SEC classification Monthly Household Income (MHI), No. of earning members in the family, Average per capita household income, Ownership status and size (carpet area) of house living in Durables and Kitchen wear owned in the household - House, Car, Motorcycle, Scooter, Bicycle, B/W TV, Color TV, Home theater, TV Connection, Fridge, Washing Machine, Air Conditioner, Microwave, Music system, Portable music player, VCD/DVD player, Regular Camera, Digital Camera, Video Camera, PC/Laptop, Video Game Player, Inverter/UPS, Electric iron, Geyser, Water purifier, Food processor, Toaster, Sandwich maker, Electric chimney
44. India Online Landscape Dataset(Information Coverage) Net usage status and dynamics Years of experience in using the net, Place of access (home, place of work, cyber café, transit, choupal/gram panchayat) Net usage details by the most preferred place of access – frequency of usage, duration of usage, speed of connection Online (and offline) marketing stimulus responded to (banner ads, search ads, virals, contest, e-mailers, newsletters) Popular languages of internet usage, most used websites for each of these languages Social Media & Blogging - proportion of internet users reading, commenting and owning blogs, review products, use twitter, upload content online, etc. Whether uses internet on mobile phone, type of access (WAP, Pre-installed applications, Browse directly, Push mail), internet activities undertaken on the mobile phone, reasons for not using internet on mobile where applicable Online shopping behavior (Only in ‘Online Travel’ and ‘Online Shopping’ Dataset) Penetration of online shoppers (only search) and buyers (search and buy), Reasons for not buying online where applicable Travel products bought and searched in last 1 year, search-to-buy ratios, frequency of buying, average monthly spends Non-travel products bought and searched in last 1 year, search-to-buy ratios, frequency of buying, average monthly spends Online payment modes used Motivations of buying online and problems faced while buying online
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46. Whether undertake, and the most used website for each of the following online activities: