10 Quick Facts you Should Know about Consumer Behavior on Twitter 2011 (Chadwick Martin Bailey)
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The study conducted by Chadwick Martin Bailey reveals insights on consumer behavior on Twitter, highlighting that 50% of users go online multiple times an hour and 79% follow fewer than 10 brands. A significant portion of users interact more with brands compared to the previous year, particularly among younger demographics. Additionally, followers are motivated to follow brands for exclusivity and promotions, with many expressing a higher likelihood of recommending or purchasing from these brands post-following.
10 Quick Facts you Should Know about Consumer Behavior on Twitter 2011 (Chadwick Martin Bailey)
- 1. 10 Quick Facts You Should Know About Consumer Behavior on Twitter From the 2011 Chadwick Martin Bailey Consumer Pulse
- 2. About this study Independent Research: Conducted through the CMB Consumer Pulse Supported by Constant Contact Methodology: Data collected from 1,491 consumers, age 18+ in the United States through the Research Now online panel Data was collected through a 15-minute online questionnaire fielded in January 2011.
- 3. Twitter users are frequent online users overall; 50% go online more than once an hour Time Spent Online 100% 3% 3% 5% 7% 90% 17% 20% 80% 70% 40% Between 2 and 6 times a 60% week 46% Once a day 50% 45% Did You Know? Once every couple of 40% 60% of Twitter users hours 30% Multiple times an hour also use Facebook 50% more than 3 hours a 20% week (versus 49% of 34% 29% Facebook users 10% overall). 0% Overall Online Facebook Users Twitter Users Users Base: All respondents (online users) ● Q28. Which of the following best describes how often you go online?
- 4. Twitter may be early in its lifecycle; nearly half of users have been tweeting less than one year Length of Time as Twitter User 15% 6 months or fewer 38% 7 to 11 months 1 to 2 years Did You Know? A quarter of Twitter Over 2 years users over age 50 have 38% been tweeting less than one month. 9% Base: Twitter users ● Q29a. How long have you been using Twitter?
- 5. Most Twitter users are selective about brands they follow; 79% follow fewer than 10 brands Number of Brands Followed on Twitter Follow Brands on Twitter 21% 10+ 5-9 16% Don't Yes 28% 21% 3-4 Know 4% 1-2 36% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% No 75% Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter● Q34a. Approximately, how many brands do you follow?; Base: Those who use Twitter ● Q34. Do you follow any brands on Twitter?
- 6. One-third of brand followers are interacting with brands more this year than the previous year Interaction with brands versus previous year 11% 33% I interact more I interact the same I interact less 57% Did you know? Men increased their rate of brand interaction more from the previous year (38% vs. 27% of women) Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter● Q34m. Compared to last year, how have you changed your interactions with brands on Twitter?
- 7. Twitter users under 35 are much more likely to follow brands on Twitter than are older users Twitter users who follow brands (by age) 26% 17% 13% Under 35 35 to 49 50 and Over Base: Twitter users ● Q34. Do you follow any brands on Twitter?
- 8. 75% of followers have never “un-followed” a brand Percentage of Fans who have and have not “un-followed” a Brand on Twitter Don’t Know,12%Have un- followed, 13% Have not un- followed, 75% Did you know? Brand followers over 35 are even more likely to stay followers. Base: Those who are follow brands on Twitter ● Q34g. Have you ever “un-followed” any brands on Twitter?
- 9. People follow brands to receive exclusivity, promotions, and be “in the know” Top Five Reasons for Following Brands on Twitter I am a customer of the company 64% To be the first to know information about the brand 61% To receive discounts and promotions 48% Gain access to exclusive content 36% Receive content/information to retweet and share with others 28% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter● Q34c: Why did you become a follower? Select all that apply.
- 10. Followers read brand posts more than they tweet about brands 84% Read the tweets posted by the brand 23% Tweet about the brand Did You Know? 67% of brand followers expect unique content from the brands they follow. Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter ● Q34l. For brands that you follow on Twitter, please describe what you do to interact with these brands.
- 11. 60% of followers say they’re more likely to recommend a brand to a friend after following Percentage of followers likely to recommend brand to friends after becoming followers 100% 9% 7% 90% 20% 80% 31% 33% 70% 33% Don't Know 60% 50% No 40% 42% 14% Yes, for a few brands 47% 30% Yes, for many brands 20% 33% 10% 18% 14% 0% All Brand Under 35 35 to 49 Followers Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter ● Q34f. Are you more likely to recommend to a friend since becoming a follower? Note: N size for Twitter users who follow brands over the age of 50 is >25.
- 12. Half of followers say they’re more likely to buy a brand after following Men are More Likely to Buy Since Becoming a Follower 50% 55% 45% Overall Men Women Base: Those who follow brands on Twitter● Q34e. Are you more likely to buy since becoming a follower? (% Yes)
- 13. Download more free consumer pulse reports at www.cmbinfo.com/downloads Learn how to use social media marketing to grow your business at www.socialquickstarter.com For more information contact: Kristen Garvey at Chadwick Martin Bailey Dave Gerhardt at Constant Contact