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Twitter and Facebook Big Winners in New Report

15 July 2009
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A new study from ComScore has shown that there are winners and losers in the world of social media. Facebook again recorded the lion’s share of visitors with 23.8 million visitors, an increase of 57%. Twitter showed a modest 2.7 million visitors, but the exciting part of this is that Twitter showed an increase of over 3000%.

Bebo, MySpace and Friends Reunited all showed a loss of visitors and it is becoming clearer to marketers where to concentrate their efforts when promoting their products in the social networking arena.

Top 10 Social Networking SitesRanked by Total U.K. Unique Visitors (000)*
May 2009 vs. May 2008
Total U.K., Age 15+ - Home & Work Locations
Source: comScore World Metrix
Property May-08 May-09 % Change
Total U.K. Internet Audience 34,489 36,855 7
Social Networking 27,118 29,444 9
Facebook.com 15,195 23,860 57
Bebo 11,895 8,546 -28
Windows Live Profile N/A 6,891 N/A
MySpace Sites 8,335 6,531 -22
Twitter.com 80 2,670 3,226
Digg.com 1,311 1,759 34
Friends Reunited Group 3,271 1,629 -50
Tagged.com 669 1,625 143
Deviantart.com 900 1,453 61
Buzznet 939 1,370 46

*Excludes Internet activity from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.

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