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Statistics on Indian Social Media Landscape – Part 2

Posted by Nimesh Shah | Posted in Essential Series, Social Media, Social Media Research | Posted on 02-01-2009

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This is the second section of the research that we have carried out on social media with respect to India. Do read the first section.

Part 2 – To map out the current usage pattern of social media of Indians

Q5) How much time do you spend everyday on blogs, social networking and uploading photos and videos?

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It is really surprising to note that more than 1/3rd of the respondents spend more than 30 minutes everyday on social media sites.

Statistics on Indian Social Media Landscape – Part 1

Posted by Nimesh Shah | Posted in Essential Series, Social Media, Social Media Research | Posted on 02-01-2009

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Windchimes wishes its readers a very exciting and adventurous 2009

There is absolute dearth of statistics on social media with respect to India or Indians. It is important to understand the prevalence of social media in our lives. There are studies indicating that close to 40 mn Indians are online. But really nothing beyond that!!

So what are these people doing online? How important is social media to them? How do they consumer social media? How is social media impacting the purchase behavior? How can marketers leverage social media platforms to reach out to their potential consumers. We carried out research to find out answers to these questions to help us understand and give an insight from an Indian context.

The research data that we are presenting is representative of 3 Indian cities; Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. While we have received responses from people from other cities but they weren’t statistically significant. The responses have been collated as whole and not individually of 3 cities.