viviendo con el internet
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Living With The Internet
A Latin American Study On
What’s Driving Web Behavior
Agenda
Project Objective & Methodology
Executive Summary
Evolution of the Internet
Latin America – Online Behavior
Latin America – Key Statistics
Appendix
Project Objective &
Methodology
Methodology: Based on a survey done by our panel, 6,054 respondents aged between 16-64 years
answered questions about their web behavioral patterns and their online brand interaction preferences.
These respondents were further bifurcated into three sections of people;
Teens (16-24 years of age)
Men (25-64 years of age)
Women (25–64 years of age)
Brazil Mexico Argentina Colombia
High Focus Countries
Top 2 countries that lead within
the region, were analyzed in detail
Focus Countries
Top 4 countries with high internet
usage were analyzed
Objective: Understand what drives people to go online in Latin America and how to integrate marketing
communications into their different online activities in best possible way.
Focus: Four major LatAm countries were analyzed in this study
Project Objective & Methodology
Other Data Sources: Leading industry data sources like eMarketer, comScore and Internet World Stats
were also used to compliment data and findings in this study
Executive Summary
Executive Summary
In last 5 years, global online behaviors has change dramatically
2007- The internet village was small; people used to spend most of their time on familiar and trusted sites
2011- The internet village has evolved; users today have wider choices & bigger voices
Publishers focus on social & local offerings
Brands, products and services are now connecting with users through a social & localized angle
Evolution of internet – From U.S. to global, leisure to routined, spontaneous to planned and static to mobile
Evolution of the Internet
As internet growth saturates in the U.S. and Europe, Latin America has emerged as one of the fastest growing
regions in the world
Latin America contributes to over 8% of global web audience
Growth in Latin America is further expected to continue as broadband and mobile phones become more widely
available and affordable
Latin American Internet users are highly engaged and skew heavily towards a younger audience
Latin America Overview
Executive Summary
Research, Entertainment and Content Sharing are the biggest motivational factors for Latin Americans to go
online
People in age group of 16-34 are very active in sharing content online
Staying in touch with friends is a common motivation to go online among all age groups, driven by women
Entertainment is main motivation for teens to go online while Research and News are main drivers for adults to
go online
Motivations to Go Online
Young people drive internet consumption in Latin America
62% of Internet audience is in the 15-35 age group (source: comScore)
53% of Teens spend 4+ hours online/day
On an average, women spend more time on Internet than men
Among young adults, 25-34 age group spends maximum time online
Internet Usage Trends
Executive Summary
Latin American consumers have a strong appetite for high-bandwidth activities such as content sharing, video
streaming, music downloads, etc…
Uploading photos and sending messages are common activities among all age groups, especially women
Writing blogs and watching videos online are popular activities among men
Over 50% of teens use social networks to send messages, upload photos/videos and play games
Despite the rise of social networking and text messaging, e-mail and IM are still important reasons to go online
Activities on Social Networks
Brand engagement through social media is very effective, especially with teens
64% of men prefer to engage with brands through owned media
Women are more prone to get in touch with brands, if contact details are shared online
Brands that are engaging, contextual and targeted appeal to the LatAm audience
Top strategies adopted by brands to connect with LatAm online audiences are by providing discounts, superior
customer service and customized product offerings
Online Brand Engagement
Evolution of Internet
2007 – Internet Village was Small; People Felt Safe and In-control;
Interaction was Limited
Online
Neighbourhood
2007
Newsagents
News feeds,
sports homepage
Post Office
E-mails -
Yahoo, Hotmail etc.
e-Bay, Amazon
Shops Pubs
Forums and Social
Networks
Banks
Finance
4 Targeted Advertising
1 Customized Offerings
3 Better Interaction
Use of rich media ads
User controlled ads
Platform specific ads
Geo-targeted ads
Behavioral targeting of ads
Users can choose what they want to see online
Customizable layouts and categories give users freedom
to see content in a way they want
Larger focus on consumer needs
Content has become more interactive and less static
Higher engagement of brand with users
Sharing of reviews & opinions
More legitimate and credible content
Verticalization of content categories
Use of more local and targeted content
Location based online content
5 More Digital Platforms
Online properties are optimized to render on a variety of
devices like tablets, smart phones, iPhone, iPad etc.
Further customization for operating systems and
different screen sizes
2 High on Localization
How Internet has Evolved Over the Years?
2011 – Internet Village has Evolved; Users Today have Wider Choices
& Bigger Voices, Publishers Focus on Social & Local Offerings
Online
Neighbourhood
2011
Local News Focus - News feeds, RSS,
Portals, Newspapers & magazines
Social News – Social Bookmarking,
Facebook walls
More Newsagents
e-Commerce, Auctions, Live
Trading Platforms, Mobile
Payments
Local Integration – Online
Bill Payments & Banking
More Banking
Platforms
More Retailers - e-Bay, Amazon,
Online Stores of Major retailers
Localized Retail Research –
Pricewatch, Groupon, GetPrice
Planned and
Researched Shopping
Forums and Social Networks with
expanded apps, Blogs, Discussion
Boards
Social & Local – Fan Pages, Local
Communities
More Gathering
Places
E-mails, IM
Twitter, Facebook, Skype etc,
used on variety of devices
Social Angle – Share and
Recommend
Advanced Post
Offices
Communication
• Sending and receiving emails
• Using IM
• Using Social Networks
• Using VoIP
Creation • Uploading photos/videos
• Editing/managing websites
• Writing a blog/ news story
Information
• Reviewing a product/brand
• Using social bookmarks
• Using an information aggregator
• Subscribing to RSS feeds
Entertainment • Watching videos
• Playing games
• Listening to music
Transaction • Internet banking
• Online buying
Five Basic Motivations that Drive Web Behavior Globally
Communication
; 41%
Creation; 24%
Transaction;
15%
Entertainment;
11%
Information,
8%
Communication
; 43%
Creation; 27%
Information;
11%
Entertainment;
10%
Transaction;
10%
Communication & Creation are Preferred by Global Online
Population; This Trend is Similar in LatAm
• Communication is the main reason for people to go online
• LatAm Audience pay more attention on Creation and Information gathering
• Transacting online is a common Internet based activity globally, however it is on rise in LatAm
The Internet ‘Routine’ is Becoming More Important Than Ever to a
Users Lifestyle
Intimate Zones Public Zones
Start of
the journey
End of the
journey
Social
Networks Emails
News
updates
Entertainment
Information
search
Online
Shopping/Banking
Blogs, forums, RSS
and spaces
Check for messages
& respond
(Facebook, Orkut)
Log into any forums or
blogs to get updated
Google, Bing,
Wikipedia etc.
Amazon, eBay,
Bing Shopping
etc.
YouTube,
Microsoft
Showcase
etc.
CNN, BBC, Newspaper
Sites, News Aggregators
etc.
Check emails
again
Final check of
social network
Log in & reply to
messages (Gmail,
Hotmail, Live Mail)
Throughout the journey, Instant Messenger (MSN
Messenger, AOL IM) is always on as is music
(iTunes/YouTube)
Blogs, forums, RSS
and spaces Social
Networks
Emails
Final check of
forums or blogs
From intimate ⇒ public and back again NB: From other research we know that an average of six websites are visited on a regular basis
Even Though The Internet is Growing in Popularity, Awareness Of
It’s Pitfalls Are Also Getting Bigger
Immediacy and ubiquity
Easy to express feelings
Free Access to information
24x7 connected
One Stop Solution to all needs
Personal security
Time it takes away from other aspects of one’s
personal life
Can’t find what you seek
Credibility of information
Subscription based content
Irrelevant ads
Detail Analysis of
Online Behavior in
Latin America
Top Motivations To
Go Online
1
Research for
work
Education
Research how to
do things
For News/events
Research
products to
buy
Stay in touch
with friends
To get ideas
Entertainment
Networking
Find music
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Staying in Touch, Research, and Content Sharing are Popular and
Key Motivational Factors for People to Go Online (1/2)
Teens Men Women
Key Takeaways
• Staying in touch with friends is
common activity among all age
groups
• Research and News are main
drivers for adults to go online
• 61% of Teens go online to
consume Entertainment related
content
• Professional networking is low
and is lead by women
• Teens and women are more
prone to go online as compared
to men
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Internet Usage Trends
2
Young People Drive Internet Consumption in Latin America
49%
19%
10% 9%
44%
21%
21%
13%
53%
20%
22% 17%
1% 1% 1%
Teens Men Women
More Than 4
Hours
3-4 Hours
2-3 Hours
1-2 Hours
Less Than an
Hour
Key Takeaways • On an average 49% of all age
groups spend 4+ hours online/day
• 53% of Teens spend 4+ hours
online/day
• Men and Women of age group 25-
34 spend most time online
• Men aged 55-64 go online least
• Women spend more time online
than Men
• Teens outperform all other age
groups when it comes to online
consumption
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Mobile Internet Access is On Rise in Latin America
93%
65%
22% 32%
93%
79%
46%
29%
95%
62%
57% 68%
Home
Work
Out of home
venue
e.g. Café/Bar
Roaming e.g. On the
move/ travelling
Key Takeaways
• Home is preferred place to access
Internet, however, mobile Internet
access is on a rise
• Penetration of smart phones and
mobile broadband is driving
growth of mobile Internet access
• Consumption of online multimedia
content is on rise, especially
among teens
• Advertisers should build strategies
to engage consumers on new
devices like smart phones and
tablets
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Teens Men Women
News and
Information
28%
Search
25%
Social Networking
19%
Watched/Uploaded
photos, videos
19%
Transaction
9%
Key Takeaways • News and information is highest
consumed over mobile, especially
by men
• Men, women and teens use
mobiles to search maps and get
directions
• Mobile social networking and
watching videos is another popular
activity among teens
• Women prefer to use mobile
phones for banking and online
buying
Mobile Internet in Latin America is Used Mainly to Get Access to
News followed by Research and Social Activities
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Activities on Social
Networks
3
Send messages
to friends
Upload photos
Instant message
Share a new
story
Play game
Install
application
Join a group
Upload videos
Search for new
contacts
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Teens Men Women
Social Networking is a Popular Online Activity… IM, Content
Sharing & Writing Blogs are Key Activities within (1/2)
Key Takeaways
• Latin Americans are high on
social engagement
• Photo Sharing/Uploading and
sending messages is common
among all age groups
• IM and email is still popular
among all age groups, especially
women
• More than 50% of teens use
social networks to send
messages, upload photos/videos
and play games
• 60% of men use social networks
to make new contacts and friends
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Interaction with
Brands Online
4
Brand Engagement Through Owned Media is Preferred, But Interacting Through
Social Media is Essential to Reach out to Targeted Audiences
Website to
interact with
company
Listen to
comments on
forums/social
networks
Create
applications
/online services
Videos online
featuring the
brand
Contact me if
brand is on a
microblog
Blogs to talk
about company
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Teens Men Women
Key Takeaways
• Online advertising is on rise in
Latin America
• Men engage with brands, with
64% visiting company website
directly
• Women are more prone to get in
touch with brands if contact
details are shared online
• Brand engagement through
social media is very effective,
especially with teens
• Products that target teens have a
huge potential in Latin America
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Sponsoring music
downloads
Blogging about
relevant products
Social networks
for support
Creating brand
community
Teens Men Women
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Provide
knowledge
Be informative
about products
Entertain
Help in
organizing life
Communicate
like a real
person
Provide real time
experience
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Help in meeting
people
Be a part of
daily routine
Highly Contextual and Engaging Brands are Preferred by LatAm
Online Users
Key Takeaways
• LatAm consumers engage with
brands that communicate directly
• 48% of young audience between
16-34 years want brands to
entertain them
• Brands that engage with
consumers and help organize their
lives tend to develop a close
relationship with them
Teens Men Women
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
Discounts for
future purchase
Customer service
A feature to track delivery
Access to new products prior
to release
Personalized recommendations
An ability to interact directly
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
An opportunity to be part of
product /service ideas
Exclusive insights about brand
Details on friends purchases
Virtual purchase opportunity
Providing Discounts and Customer Service Enhances Brand Loyalty
on Social Networks
Key Takeaways • Online and offline
recommendations motivate
purchase behavior
• TV based offline ads influence
purchase
• Direct communication is preferred,
as people want to have a real time
experience
• Online activities like social media,
email and search help in
advertising to the target audience
• Sponsoring online videos and
sports teams creates awareness
and drive purchase
Recommendations
31%
Offline
advertisements
23%
Direct
Communication
18%
Featured on major
online activities
18%
Sponsorships
10%
Recommendations and Direct Communication Drive Purchase
Decision of Consumers Further
Source:- Global Web Index, Wave 3+Wave 4 data
The Latin American market is
emerging and fast growing. Thus
advertisers should explore in this
region to gain early advantage over
their competition
1 4
Latin American internet users are highly
engaged and skewed towards the
younger audience. This makes LatAm
demographically attractive and favorable
for future growth
Mobile Internet access is on a rise in
Latin America. Hence advertisers
should build strategies to engage
consumers on new devices like smart
phones and tablets
Brand engagement through social media is
very effective, especially with teens.
Consumers also like to interact with
products through company webpage/site.
Thus advertisers should build relationships
with LatAm consumers through interactive
online advertising
The impressive usage of social media
categories indicate terrific opportunities
for advertisers to communicate effectively
with their target customers. There is also
good potential and growth in categories
likes Retail, News, Travel and Finance
Latin American consumers have a strong
appetite for high-bandwidth activities such as
content sharing, video streaming etc which
clearly indicates huge opportunity hidden for
advertisers as broadband penetration
improves in this region
2
3
5
6
To Summarize…
Key Internet Statistics
in the LatAm Region
Brazil Leads in Number of Internet Users; Colombia Boasts of
Highest Internet Penetration in LatAm
Internet Users (MM)
Key Takeaways • Brazil & Mexico are fastest
growing Internet markets
• Mexico is fastest growing market
with 12% CAGR on a 3 year basis
• There is a significant increase in
growth of Internet penetration
rates
• Internet penetration in Brazil &
Mexico is low as compared to
Argentina & Colombia
• Colombia has highest penetration
rate with CAGR of 7%
• Growth in Internet penetration
promises high growth potential
65
30 16
17
32
79
41 21
25
40
2009 =163 MM 2011e=207 MM
Internet Penetration (%)
2009 2011e
27%
33%
40%
43%
36%
39%
50%
55%
Brazil Mexico Argentina Colombia
Source:- eMarketer, internet world stats and internal analysis
Brazil Mexico Argentina Colombia Other LatAm Countries
Key Takeaways
• 3G introduction is driving growth
in mobile phone subscriptions
• Accessing internet through mobile
phones is fast becoming a major
need
• One third of Latin American mobile
users are from Brazil
• The pie is becoming more wide
spread rather than having a major
proportion confined to a few
countries only
Mobile Phone Users (MM)
2009 = 449 MM
2011e = 523 MM
174
84 48
42
101
198
103 59
43
120
Latin American User Market is Big and Growing at a CAGR of 5%
Source:- eMarketer, internet world stats and internal analysis
Brazil Mexico Argentina Colombia Other LatAm Countries
Key Takeaways • Advertising spend in this region is
increasing
• Brazil leads in total as well as
online advertising spend
• TV attracts majority of the offline
spend
• The CAGR of all countries is
growing significantly
• Brazil’s total ad market is mature
and online ad market is largest in
the region
• Online ad markets in Mexico
boasts a 3 year CAGR of 45%
respectively
Online Advertising Spend (MM)
2011e = $1,139 MM
$650
$285
$91
$58 $55
Online Advertising Spends are Increasing, Promising a
Dynamic Future
Brazil Mexico Argentina Colombia Other LatAm Countries
Appendix
Stats from comScore
Please Note: Figures from comScore might differ from other sources
used in this presentation. comScore only takes into consideration:
• Active internet users
• Internet users of ages 15+
• Internet usages in Homes and Work Places
LatAm Region Has Over 111 MM Internet Users Growing at Over
15% annually; Among the fastest growing regions
85,2
198,4
336,4
505,7
96,6
1.222
112,5
204,0
361,7
534,0
111,4
1.324
Middle East- Africa
North America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Latin America
Worldwide
Source:- comScore Media Metrix, December 2010
+8%
+15%
+6%
+8%
+3%
+32%
Dec 2009 Dec 2010
Internet Users by Region (MM)
Key Takeaways • Latin America and the Middle
East/Africa are among the
emerging markets with high
growth rates
• North America is the most
saturated region globally, Russia
is the main driver for the growth
in the European region
• Over 8% of the worlds internet
users come from the LatAm
region
• 15 MM new web users were
added between 2009 and 2010, a
15% increase
• The steady rise in broadband
penetration will help fuel the
growth of internet users within
the region further
% Growth Y-o-Y
33%
27%
29%
26%
20%
22%
11%
14%
7%
12%
Key Takeaways • There is a high % of young users in
Latin America in comparison to the
worldwide average
• 62% of the internet audience is
between 15-35 years old
53%
62% Latin America
Worldwide
Young Audience Dominates Online Population in Latin America
% Composition of Internet Audience
Source:- comScore Media Metrix February 2011
15-24 25-34 35-44 44-55 55+ Age Groups
Social Networking, Search and News are Categories with Highest
Reach in LatAm Region
37%
53%
57%
64%
62%
34%
55%
52%
70%
61%
69%
72%
86%
76%
41%
56%
58%
63%
66%
67%
69%
70%
75%
78%
79%
80%
91%
98%
Sports
Games
Downloads
Retail
Technology
Instant Messengers
Blogs
Photos
Multimedia
Community
News/Information
Search/Navigation
Social Networking
Worldwide
Latin America
Source:- comScore Media Metrix February 2011
Key Takeaways • Social Networking is the top
category in Latin America
• Sharing photos is becoming a key
component of the Social
Networking experience
• IM usage still remains the highest
in Latin America, despite the
drastic drop in the global usage
• Blogs and News/Info Sites
capture significant portion of
web audience
• There is also good potential and
growth in categories likes Retail,
Sports, etc
% Reach of Key Categories in LatAm
Reach
Fo
cus
Gro
wth
Fo
cus
Engagement Levels in LatAm are Over Worldwide Average;
Argentina and Brazil Lead Within
15
19
19
21
23
21
22
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Chile
Colombia
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
Worldwide Average – 21
Overall LatAm Average – 22
Source:- comScore Media Metrix February 2011
Total Hours Online Per Visitor in
Latin America (per month) Key Takeaways
• Overall usage levels have
remained relatively high in Latin
America
• LatAm users spend approximately
22 hours online each month
(global average 21 hours)
• Companies in the LatAm region
have a higher potential of
engaging consumers by using
digital platforms
Reach of Social Networking Sites Continues to be Very High
Throughout LatAm, Outpacing Worldwide Average
95,8%
96,2%
90,9%
96,0%
97,2%
97,0%
92,4%
93,6%
97,5%
83,1%
98,0%
91,0%
51,2%
75,7%
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Peru
Chile
Colombia
Argentina
Mexico
Brazil
Latin America
Middle East
North America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Worldwide
Source:- comScore Media Metrix February 2011
Key Takeaways • 98% of audience use Social
Networking sites with Colombia
and Argentina dominating within
the region
• In terms of Reach, Facebook is
leader, however Orkut’s strong
following in Brazil generates
heavier usage for the category
overall
• Latin America is also home to
some of the most highly
penetrated markets for Twitter
• Other players like Hi5, Sonico and
Fotolog.com still hold a strong
audience in Latin America
% Reach of Social Networking Sites Globally
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