Facebook Cross 9 Million Users in Pakistan and Counting [Infographic]

 

 facebook just crossed the 9,000,000 people in Pakistan country. This is biggest achievement for social network facebook and just to know that how fast they are growing. Facebook is mostly depending on Pakistan users, as far you know that YouTube has been blocked in Pakistan due to some religious material. We hope if is there any matter like this then facebook will take action, otherwise facebook will also blocked from Pakistan and this will be a big threat for facebook.
However, we see that those who have gained most from the rise of social media in Pakistan are small and home businesses. Their conversations are gimmick free, there are no fancy games or apps, they talk straight and remain humble, they take criticism and turn it around to delight their customers and if they don’t they are in for the ride.
Small businesses are the only businesses that can assign their sales to their social media investments while big corporations are busy accumulating “likes” on their fan page. Maybe because small businesses understand that social media is about people, not about the brands.
Check below infographic – with highlights:

• Facebook gained the last Million users in 175 days.
• Over 70% users, or 6.3 Million users are 25 yrs old or younger.
• Almost 174,000 users have a birthday within next week.
• Over 2 Million users are College graduates
• 5 Million users have accessed Facebook through a Mobile phone in the last 30 days, more than half of them were NOT smartphones.
• Android is the dominant smartphone OS, with 67% market share.
• Women & age 30+ audience prefers Apple iOS, while Android is more popular among male youth.
• Apple is popular among teens, while Nokia & HTC appeal more to 18+ audience.
• Dell computers are popular among teens, while HP computers & products are very popular among young professionals.
• Ufone is significantly more popular on Facebook, and is also comparatively more popular among females.

Facebook Cross 9 Million Users in Pakistan and Counting [Infographic]

Facebook just crossed the 9,000,000 people in Pakistan country. This is biggest achievement for social network facebook and just to know that how fast they are growing. Facebook is mostly depending on Pakistan users, as far you know that YouTube has been blocked in Pakistan due to some religious material. We hope if is there any matter like this then facebook will take action, otherwise facebook will also blocked from Pakistan and this will be a big threat for facebook.
However, we see that those who have gained most from the rise of social media in Pakistan are small and home businesses. Their conversations are gimmick free, there are no fancy games or apps, they talk straight and remain humble, they take criticism and turn it around to delight their customers and if they don’t they are in for the ride.
Small businesses are the only businesses that can assign their sales to their social media investments while big corporations are busy accumulating “likes” on their fan page. Maybe because small businesses understand that social media is about people, not about the brands.
Check below infographic – with highlights:

• Facebook gained the last Million users in 175 days.
• Over 70% users, or 6.3 Million users are 25 yrs old or younger.
• Almost 174,000 users have a birthday within next week.
• Over 2 Million users are College graduates
• 5 Million users have accessed Facebook through a Mobile phone in the last 30 days, more than half of them were NOT smartphones.
• Android is the dominant smartphone OS, with 67% market share.
• Women & age 30+ audience prefers Apple iOS, while Android is more popular among male youth.
• Apple is popular among teens, while Nokia & HTC appeal more to 18+ audience.
• Dell computers are popular among teens, while HP computers & products are very popular among young professionals.
• Ufone is significantly more popular on Facebook, and is also comparatively more popular among females.

Facebook Cross 9 Million Users in Pakistan and Counting [Infographic]