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Study Breaks Down The Demographic Of Bloggers

By · June 7, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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Social Media monitoring company, Sysomos has just released a study in which they analyzed over a 100 million blogs and reported data on age, gender and location of bloggers. Below is a summary of their findings:
  • Most bloggers are 21-35 years old
  • 51% of all blog posts are written by females
  • USA contributes to a third of all blog posts, followed by the UK
  • Japan accounts for the third-most bloggers (4.9%), followed by Brazil (4.2%), Canada (3.9%), Germany (3.3%), Italy (3.2%), Spain (3.1%), France (2.9%) and Russia (2.3%).
  • California had the highest share of bloggers in the US
  • Ontario was the top province in Canada

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