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Facts Tagged With 55-64 years old
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127MM Latin Americans ages 15 and older visit social networking destinations from home or work computers
Latin America Leads as the Most Socially-Engaged Global Region with Users Spending 7.5 Hours on Social Networking Sites in April
26% of online U.S. consumers aged 18-29 use Twitter, compared to 14% of those 30-49, and 9% of those 50-64
Twitter Use 2012 | Pew Research Center's Internet
38% of Americans age 45 and over use social media, up from 31% in 2011
The Infinite Dial 2012: Navigating Digital Platforms « Edison Research
64% of Western European smartphone or tablet owners aged 18-34 access social media sites on their devices at least once a week, compared to 48% of those aged 35-55
Interactive Europe
52% of Millennials visit social media sites daily, compared to 40% of Gen Xers and 37% of Boomers
Identifying the Allure of Social Networking: Traits, Behaviors, and Motivators
70% of ages U.S. Facebook users 40 and over "like" food brands; 74% of teens "like" movies, music, and TV
Social Networking Report - What Can Facebook Do for Me? Benchmarks and Best Practices from Brand Leaders
22% of Millennials use social media to find expert opinions on products, versus 7% of Boomers
Talking to Strangers: Millennials Trust People over Brands | Bazaarvoice
Those over 65 are less likely to ‘like’ items on Facebook to stay informed about brands (1%), compared to those ages 18-64 (9% to 13%)
Facebook Likes Infographic: Facebook Brand Pages Lag Behind In ‘Likes’ | Crowd Science Blog
Of those aged 16-64 using social media to look at products, around 4 in 10 would still purchase the final product from within the store
IBM Press room - 2011-09-05 IBM study finds social networks influence more than half of shoppers’ decision-making - even in the store - United Kingdom
Over 50% of those ages 16-64 on the Internet use social networks to assist with shopping decisions, and of those that would be likely to follow a retailer on a social network, 35% go there to read reviews or rank products and services
IBM Press room - 2011-09-05 IBM study finds social networks influence more than half of shoppers’ decision-making - even in the store - United Kingdom