The #followfriday Spanish blog compiled a report, using FilterTweeps, about Twitter profiles and people’s URL: Facebook is the preferred URL taking the 28% of Twitter users.
This blog is in charge of analyzing the #FollowFriday (or #FF) recommendations to create this type of reports, in this case combining their Twitter users database (with over 11 million users) with FilterTweeps, a powerful web app for searching users in Twitter.
The results of the URL in Twitter profiles show a preference by users to insert their Facebook home pages, taking the 28% of the total users. The other sites in the list are: Blogspot, 20%; Myspace, 13%; Tumblr, 8.3%; Orkut, 8%; Twitter (why?!), 6%. You can find the entire list here.
HootSuite has reach the 1 million registered user mark, but I’m guessing they will be soon losing a lot of users who don’t opt in to their premium service. To celebrate the million milestone, Hootsuite decided to show off some information via an infographic.
As you probably know, Facebook reached the amazing number of 500 million users, all time record for a social network. But how are those users distributed around the world? What is the general adoption for Facebook in the entire population? The answer, right here:
In this map we can evaluate the number of population of each country shown vs the number of Facebook users.
Tableu software created a very interesting and simple report where we can find all of this answers. Take a look:
- The country with more users is the United States with 125 million.
- The United States has the higher rate of insertion 40%.
- In second and third place are: UK (26 million) and Indonesia (25 million).
- If Facebook were a country, it will be the second largest, just behind China.
Mark Zuckeberg once said that Facebook’s future is not a website, but people’s identity in the Internet. Getting closer Mark, getting closer.
