daily habits of mobile internet users (analysis may 2013)

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Daily (mobile/online) Habits Frequency of use vs Retention High Engagement & Churn 1. Social Networking 2. Social Games 3. Streaming Music 4. Dating High Engagement & Value 1. Communication 2. News One-off Premium Use 1. Education 2. Deals & Retail 3. Health & Fitness 4. Medical 5. Photo & Video 6. Entertainment, Music, Personalization Scheduled Use but High Value 1. Travel 2. Navigation 3. Utilities 4. Weather 5. Sports Scores 6. Reference 7. Books Nelson Wee’s Profile | Twitter: @ nelsonwee | http://www.slideshare.com/nelsonwee Frequency of use per week Retention over 90 days ource: Flurry Blog Analysis; AC Nielsen; Lit Search & Analysis

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Here is an analysis on how the daily habits of mobile internet users with regards to the different categories of contents, apps and services they surf on their mobile devices - smartphones, tablets etc. The categories of contents, apps and services are grouped into 4 segments, which are characterised against frequency of usage versus retention over time. Key to the follow on analysis and go-to-market would be the business models applied to these content categories. For my post on this topic, please go to http://myovi.blogspot.sg/2013/05/what-are-daily-habits-in-online-and.html. Appreciate your comments.

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Page 1: Daily Habits of Mobile Internet Users (Analysis May 2013)

Daily (mobile/online) HabitsFrequency of use vs Retention

High Engagement & Churn1. Social Networking2. Social Games3. Streaming Music4. Dating

High Engagement & Value 1. Communication2. News

One-off Premium Use1. Education2. Deals & Retail3. Health & Fitness4. Medical5. Photo & Video6. Entertainment, Music,

Personalization

Scheduled Use but High Value1. Travel2. Navigation3. Utilities4. Weather5. Sports Scores6. Reference7. Books

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Retention over 90 daysSource: Flurry Blog Analysis; AC Nielsen; Lit Search & Analysis