Who is who in a social runet
If the social networks of the Russian part of the Internet appeared in a fashionable blockbuster, in the title credits their names would stand in this order: Odnoklassniki.ru, My world@Mail.ru, V Kontakte, Livejournal.com, Moy Krug, and also MySpace.ru and Facebook.com. At least, it is in this order that the attention and love of users is distributed between them, according to a recent survey by research company Romir. Classmates, in this case, definitely have the title of People's Artist, as 92% of respondents know them, and 72% are registered there.
Interesting statistics on dividing 2-3 places vkontakte.ru and my.mail.ru. Of those who have heard something about the first, 2/3 are registered in it (66% and 44% of the respondents, respectively), while it turns out to be still aware of My World and being its user - there are still two big differences. Only half of those who saw the advertisement of the portal with photographs of beautiful young people decided to join them (71% and 38%). What, in general, reflects the different atmosphere of the portals: if VKontakte is a self-sufficient, inward-facing group of young students, then My world still cannot “hook” some kind of clear layer of users.
The mighty handful of LJ-Schnick, where only one in five enrolled, was able to attract the attention of almost 60% of Web users. But not every local user writes at least with some regularity. In an interview with Fat Monthly on Cinema, LiveJournal would have said something like “My secret is to play only those roles that are close to me and not try to take over the world.”
36% of respondents are aware of the existence of My Circle, but only 20% have a questionnaire in it. Having taken courage, it can be argued that these 20% are the most mobile part of the working population. The remaining 16%, most likely, have nothing to say about themselves as a professional. Or did they just confuse him with My world ...
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The presence of pretty noisy at the beginning of the year, MySpace and Facebook is still comparable to the statistical error - 2% registered and 13% of potential users. What once again makes you think about their role in the domestic Internet. It's like inviting Mickey Rourke or Angelina Jolie to our cinema - it's beautiful, but there is no effect against the background of Khabensky.
Interesting statistics on dividing 2-3 places vkontakte.ru and my.mail.ru. Of those who have heard something about the first, 2/3 are registered in it (66% and 44% of the respondents, respectively), while it turns out to be still aware of My World and being its user - there are still two big differences. Only half of those who saw the advertisement of the portal with photographs of beautiful young people decided to join them (71% and 38%). What, in general, reflects the different atmosphere of the portals: if VKontakte is a self-sufficient, inward-facing group of young students, then My world still cannot “hook” some kind of clear layer of users.
The mighty handful of LJ-Schnick, where only one in five enrolled, was able to attract the attention of almost 60% of Web users. But not every local user writes at least with some regularity. In an interview with Fat Monthly on Cinema, LiveJournal would have said something like “My secret is to play only those roles that are close to me and not try to take over the world.”
36% of respondents are aware of the existence of My Circle, but only 20% have a questionnaire in it. Having taken courage, it can be argued that these 20% are the most mobile part of the working population. The remaining 16%, most likely, have nothing to say about themselves as a professional. Or did they just confuse him with My world ...
')
The presence of pretty noisy at the beginning of the year, MySpace and Facebook is still comparable to the statistical error - 2% registered and 13% of potential users. What once again makes you think about their role in the domestic Internet. It's like inviting Mickey Rourke or Angelina Jolie to our cinema - it's beautiful, but there is no effect against the background of Khabensky.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/27684/
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