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The state of the Internet and Social Media in Australia. All stats are specific to Australia.More at http://www.stephencater.com

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Page 1: Social Media in Australia 2011

social media in australiaMarch 2011

Page 2: Social Media in Australia 2011

The Internet is part of our lives

INTERNET

81%penetration

18,300,000

SOCIAL

65%penetration

14,700,000

INTERNET

81%penetration

Page 3: Social Media in Australia 2011

WA 10% of Internet

Population Average usage 19.7

Hours

QLD 20% of Internet

Population Average usage 19.7

Hours

NSW 32% of Internet

Population Average usage 18.1

HoursVIC

25% of Internet Population

Average usage 18.0 Hours

SA 7% of Internet Population

Average usage 19.9 Hours

NT 4% of Internet Population

Average usage 18.6 Hours

AustraliaAverage usage 18.8

Hours

Page 4: Social Media in Australia 2011

• Australians use Social Networking sites at a rate similar to Europe’s regional average, outpacing the global average by 10 reach points

Australia

Latin AmericaNorth America

EuropeAsia PacificWorldwide

0.816

0.8790.882

0.8470.5

0.712

Social Networking % Reach

Australia

Latin America

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Worldwide

295.3

293.8

316.3

368.4

171

289.9

Social Networking Average Minutes Per User /

month

State of the Internet: Comscore

Page 5: Social Media in Australia 2011

mobile internet browsing increased considerably, from 29 percent in 2009 to 52 percent in 2010

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 6: Social Media in Australia 2011

ownership of internet capable mobile phones increased greatly from 43 percent to 65 percent, and over one third (35%) of online Australians now own a Smartphone

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 7: Social Media in Australia 2011

social mobile usage has continued to double since 2007 - 42 percent of social media users and a massive 74 percent of 16-24 year olds have accessed social media via a mobile phone

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 8: Social Media in Australia 2011

close to half of online Australians now access the internet while commuting or travelling

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 9: Social Media in Australia 2011

22 hoursaverage time we

spend online each week

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 10: Social Media in Australia 2011

1 in 5minutes online, are spent on a social

network

22 hoursaverage time we

spend online each week

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 11: Social Media in Australia 2011

1 in 5minutes online, are spent on a social

network

86%internet users who visited a social network site last month

22 hoursaverage time we

spend online each week

Internet consumption, Nielson Whitepaper 2011

Page 12: Social Media in Australia 2011

Australian newspapers record 2.5% overall circulation decline (2010)

Page 13: Social Media in Australia 2011

Financial Review

The Australian

Herald Sun

Courier Mail

Daily Telegraph

The Age

down 5.9%

down 0.5%

down 2.1%

down 1.4%

down 3.8%

down 4.5%

2010 stats, Audit Bureau of Circulations

Page 14: Social Media in Australia 2011

it’s not just print…

Page 15: Social Media in Australia 2011

2007 marked a change in Australians TV consumption…

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2007 marked a change in Australians TV consumption…

While use of the internet continued to grow this year, for the first time ever

this was not accompanied by an increase for TV consumption…

… a possible early warning sign that we are approaching the

feared media saturation point

Tony Marlow, associate research director, Asia Pacific, Nielsen Online

Page 17: Social Media in Australia 2011

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 20105

7

9

11

13

15

17

19

21

23

InternetTV

hou

rs /

week

2010 stats, Audit Bureau of Circulations

Page 18: Social Media in Australia 2011

Social media... is a way of thinking... It’s not about sales, or ads, or click-through rates. It’s about pursuing relationships and fostering communities of consumers.

It’s about rethinking how you make plans when your customers are in the center and in control.

Paul Adams Senior User Experience Researcher,

Google

Page 19: Social Media in Australia 2011

The Australian Consumer Landscape: March 2011. Nielson

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