Forrester Research has been working on a study that provides some really interesting statistics around how people share content found on the web. OK, the results could be a bit biased since it was done in partnership with ShareThis, one of the biggest tools out there to share things online:
- – Email is still primary channel for sharing – 69% of adults cite email as the primary source of sharing information
- – 84% of people still use the traditional cut and paste method to share a URL or information
- – Though the primary motivation for sharing differs, 81% of adults claim that they share to help others – believing that a person will benefit from the information they share
- – Sharing increases site traffic 2x, thus increasing ad dollars or revenue for publishers
- – Men are more likely to share recommendations and videos than women; 77 percent of adult males and 74 of younger males shared news and web links
- – Women are more likely to share products or ideas they like via easy or direct sharing methods (ie texting)
Full Press Release here.
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