Who's Dropping off Facebook?: Stats from Jan 2011 - Jan 2014

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Jan. 17, 2014

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Who’s Dropping off
Facebook?
Stats from Jan 2011 - Jan 2014

TOTAL USE (USA)
January 2011
146.8
MiLlion

January 2013
180.0
MILlion

AGE

Use by people aged 55+ has increased 80.4% while
among people 13-17 it’s decreased by 25.3%!

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This presentation features the most recent data on the change in Facebook use between January 2011 and January 2014.

How has the face of Facebook changed in three years? Are teens really leaving? What are the education demographics? What about overall use? Is it actually growing as much as you think it is?

Find out the answers to these questions and more.

This presentation also features four key takeaways for marketers. So check it out and share it 'round!

This presentation features the most recent data on the change in Facebook use between January 2011 and January 2014.

How has the face of Facebook changed in three years? Are teens really leaving? What are the education demographics? What about overall use? Is it actually growing as much as you think it is?

Find out the answers to these questions and more.

This presentation also features four key takeaways for marketers. So check it out and share it 'round!

Social Media Technology Business

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Who's Dropping off Facebook?: Stats from Jan 2011 - Jan 2014

Who’s Dropping off Facebook? Stats from Jan 2011 - Jan 2014
TOTAL USE (USA) January 2011 146.8 MiLlion January 2013 180.0 MILlion
AGE Use by people aged 55+ has increased 80.4% while among people 13-17 it’s decreased by 25.3%!
DAILY USE (world) 61% of Facebook Users Log in Daily (727 million)
LOCATION Since January 2011… Facebook use in Houston has increased only 23.8% and 26.3% in Chicago. While… Facebook use in New York has increased 119.7% and in San Francisco 148.6%!
MOBILE USE (world) 73% of Facebook Users Sign in on Mobile (874 million)
EDUCATION (USA) Use by college students has decreased by 59.1%, while use by alumni has increased by 64.6%!
Takeaways for Marketers ● Facebook is still King (and Queen, and the rest of the royal family) - but it’s changing ● B2B Companies don’t get to slack on Facebook. Your market there has increased 80% in 3 years! ● Businesses which market to teens need to devote time and energy to getting in on where teens are moving (Snapchat, Whatsapp and Kik) ● All businesses need to be optimizing their social profiles for mobile
SOURCES ● http://newsroom.fb.com/key-facts ● http://istrategylabs.com
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