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The European Social Media and E-Mail Monitor
6 Countries Study on digital dialogue with Facebook, Twitter, e-mail & Co.
                 (European comparison of consumer survey)
               Munich, December 2010 | Authors: Volker Wiewer and Rolf Anweiler
Executive Summary: 5 facts about the digital dialogue with Facebook,
Twitter, E-Mail & Co. in Europe

 1   Stronger together: The combination of social media and e-mail works in all markets considered
     In all countries at least 50% of respondents use both social networks and newsletters. The intersection between e-mail
     marketing and social media is thus already significant. The combination of the two channels covers virtually the entire Internet
     user base.


 2   Europe is a "two-class society"
     The six largest European online markets are divided into two groups: Germany, France and the Netherlands are "e-mail
     states“, in which over a third of the users are accessible only by e-mail or newsletter. Great Britain, Italy and Spain are "multi-
     channel" countries dominated by the common use of both channels.


 3   Facebook is the top dog among the social networks – with one exception
     Facebook is the leading network in almost every country, with one exception: in the Netherlands is the local network Hyves
     Number 1. The German social media landscape seems more fragmented than in other countries, with FT Group and who-
     knows-who as the local networks with second and third places respectively in number of users.


 4   "Fan Pages" reach of companies achieved in just three markets, with a significant user base
     Only in Great Britain, Italy and Spain more than a quarter of social media users are fans or followers of a corporate profile.
     The reach of corporate presence in social networks is still limited, but offers strong potential.



 5   "Mobile email" is for consumers
     In Great Britain, Italy and Spain already about a quarter of the users send e-mails several times a day using their mobile
     devices.

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Method




  Audience:           Adults 14-69 years old (represent Internet users)


  Method:             Online survey panel


  Concept/Analysis:


  Investigation:


                               D               UK                  I                F                 E                NL




  Sample size:         N = 1,105         N = 1,045         N = 1,010         N = 1,225         N = 540           N = 501

  Survey Period:       17.Aug.-01.Sep.   01.Sep.-14.Sep.   30.Aug.-03.Sep.   02.Sep.-16.Sep.   30.Aug.-14.Sep.   02.Sep.-06.Sep.




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The European "digital communication cosmos dialogue"- how the
customers use Facebook, Twitter and e-mail?

                             Users of various communication channels (in percent)

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  In all countries, more than half of the respondents are 'real' multi-channel users. This can be achieved for online
  marketing purposes by e-mail as well as through social networks.
  The 6 largest European online advertising markets can be divided into two groups: Germany, France and The
  Netherlands are "e-mail states" since 1/3 or more of the users are only reachable through the e-mail channel. UK,
  Italy and Spain are “Multi-Channel“ countries where the use of social networks is generally higher.
         Base: Total - Germany N=1,105; Spain N=540; France N=1,225; Italy N=1,010; Netherlands N=501;UK N=1,045
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The top 3 social networks in Europe - Facebook is the market leader in
5 of 6 markets

  D                                                        UK                                                       I
                     60%                                                     94%                                                        96%

          50%                                                      28%                                                        21%
                               36%                                                      25%                                                      17%




          av. 2.2 memberships                                        av. 2.0 memberships                                       av. 1.8 memberships



      F                                                    E                                                       NL

                     95%                                                      95%                                                       80%
          38%                                                                                                                63%
                               11 %                                 37%                  19 %                                                    24%




           av. 1.9 memberships                                       av. 2.2 memberships                                      av. 2.3 memberships




  Facebook is the leading network in almost every country. Exception: In the Netherlands, Hyves Number 1
  The German social network landscape is more fragmented than in other European countries.

           Question: Which social networks do you use / have an account with?
                                                                                                                                                       eCircle   5
           Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=762; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
The average number of friends - Italians in social networks have most
friends, the French the least

  D                                                        UK                                                      I




      F                                                    E                                                      NL




  Italian networks have the most friends in the European comparison.
  German and French social media users are in a European comparison the ones with the lowest number of friends
  and contacts.

          Question: How many friends do you have on your social networks?
                                                                                                                                                eCircle   6
          Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=762; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
Intensity of use of social networks - how often do European users
actually use the networks? (in percent)



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  In all countries about 90% of social network users access their profile at least once a week.
  Italy is also leader in the use, having the most intensive ("at least once a week”) and heavy users (“at least once a
  day ").

         Question: How often do you generally use social networks? (7-stage scale, Top 4)
                                                                                                                                               eCircle   7
         Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
Do “fan sites” of companies and products really work? - In the United
Kingdom and Italy it’s likely

                      Share of Fans & Followers with a company account (in percent)

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    UK




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                                                                                                                 %


  1/3 of British social media users are already fans / followers of a brand.
  Germany is the country with the smallest share of fans / followers.
  In four markets (Italy, Netherlands, France and Germany) less than a quarter of social networkers can be reached
  on business fan sites and Twitter accounts.
         Question: Are you a fan/ friend of a company/ brand profile on a social network or a follower of a company/ brand on twitter?
                                                                                                                                               eCircle   8
         Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
E-mail and social media are closely linked - Notifications of social
networks use the e-mail

         Question: How often do you use your e-mail account(s) to receive notifications
                              from social networks? (in percent)
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  Most social media users in all countries use their e-mail accounts to receive notifications from their social network.


         Question: How often do you use your email account(s) to receive notifications from social networks? (4-stage scale)
                                                                                                                                               eCircle   9
         Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
Frequency of E-mail & mobile use - in the UK, Italy and Spain a mobile
compatible version of e-mail is a"must have"

                       E-mail views general                             E-mail retrieval from a mobile device

                                                                            26
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                                                                                 40
    UK



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                                                                             29
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                                                                                 38
     E



                                                                            26
    NL




                                                            %                                                          %



  Retrieving e-mails in each of the countries analyzed is a daily ritual.
  On mobile devices, consumers accessed their e-mail at least once a day most often in the UK, Italy and Spain
  (nearly 1/4 of the users).

         Question: And how often do you check your emails using a mobile device (e.g. iPhone, Black Berry etc.)? (8-stage scale)
                                                                                                                                              eCircle   10
         Base: Recipients of emails: Germany N=1,098; United Kingdom N=1,041; Italy N=1,008; France N=1,223 ;Spain N=539; Netherlands N=497
Newsletters are still a universal online marketing tool in Europe


          Share of the newsletter (in percent)

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    UK




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                                                                                                                  %




  In Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands about 90% of respondents receive one or more newsletters.
  In the UK and Spain the proportion of subscribers to newsletters is slightly lower (70%).

         Question: How many newsletters do you subscribe to whether privately or job-related?
                                                                                                                                              eCircle   11
         Base: Recipients of emails: Germany N=1,098; United Kingdom N=1,041; Italy N=1,008; France N=1,223 ;Spain N=539; Netherlands N=497
SWYN use – E-mail to share content in Europe is still not widespread

                                                                    Facebook User,                                   Twitter Users,
                 Newsletter Recipient
                                                                     the newsletter                                  the newsletter

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                                                 %                                              %                                               %



  The use of "share-with-your-network" function in all countries is still low.
  The Twitter user generally have a greater affinity to share content with their network and use the function much
  more often than Facebook or other social media users.
         Question: Do you know the ‘share with your network’ feature and have you use it before?
         Base: Recipients of newsletters: Germany N=985; United Kingdom N=767; Italy N=880; France N=1,106; ;Spain N=378; The Netherlands N=453
               Facebook users that receive newsletters: Germany N= 325; United Kingdom N=546; Italy N=670: France N=649; Spain N= 306; The Netherlands N=158   eCircle   12
               Twitter users that receive newsletters : Germany N=81; United Kingdom N=172; Italy N=129; France N=62; Spain N= 63; The Netherlands N=62
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eCircle Cross Country Comparison The European Social Media And Email Monitor

  • 1. The European Social Media and E-Mail Monitor 6 Countries Study on digital dialogue with Facebook, Twitter, e-mail & Co. (European comparison of consumer survey) Munich, December 2010 | Authors: Volker Wiewer and Rolf Anweiler
  • 2. Executive Summary: 5 facts about the digital dialogue with Facebook, Twitter, E-Mail & Co. in Europe 1 Stronger together: The combination of social media and e-mail works in all markets considered In all countries at least 50% of respondents use both social networks and newsletters. The intersection between e-mail marketing and social media is thus already significant. The combination of the two channels covers virtually the entire Internet user base. 2 Europe is a "two-class society" The six largest European online markets are divided into two groups: Germany, France and the Netherlands are "e-mail states“, in which over a third of the users are accessible only by e-mail or newsletter. Great Britain, Italy and Spain are "multi- channel" countries dominated by the common use of both channels. 3 Facebook is the top dog among the social networks – with one exception Facebook is the leading network in almost every country, with one exception: in the Netherlands is the local network Hyves Number 1. The German social media landscape seems more fragmented than in other countries, with FT Group and who- knows-who as the local networks with second and third places respectively in number of users. 4 "Fan Pages" reach of companies achieved in just three markets, with a significant user base Only in Great Britain, Italy and Spain more than a quarter of social media users are fans or followers of a corporate profile. The reach of corporate presence in social networks is still limited, but offers strong potential. 5 "Mobile email" is for consumers In Great Britain, Italy and Spain already about a quarter of the users send e-mails several times a day using their mobile devices. eCircle 2
  • 3. Method Audience: Adults 14-69 years old (represent Internet users) Method: Online survey panel Concept/Analysis: Investigation: D UK I F E NL Sample size: N = 1,105 N = 1,045 N = 1,010 N = 1,225 N = 540 N = 501 Survey Period: 17.Aug.-01.Sep. 01.Sep.-14.Sep. 30.Aug.-03.Sep. 02.Sep.-16.Sep. 30.Aug.-14.Sep. 02.Sep.-06.Sep. eCircle 3
  • 4. The European "digital communication cosmos dialogue"- how the customers use Facebook, Twitter and e-mail? Users of various communication channels (in percent) D UK I F E NL % In all countries, more than half of the respondents are 'real' multi-channel users. This can be achieved for online marketing purposes by e-mail as well as through social networks. The 6 largest European online advertising markets can be divided into two groups: Germany, France and The Netherlands are "e-mail states" since 1/3 or more of the users are only reachable through the e-mail channel. UK, Italy and Spain are “Multi-Channel“ countries where the use of social networks is generally higher. Base: Total - Germany N=1,105; Spain N=540; France N=1,225; Italy N=1,010; Netherlands N=501;UK N=1,045 eCircle 4
  • 5. The top 3 social networks in Europe - Facebook is the market leader in 5 of 6 markets D UK I 60% 94% 96% 50% 28% 21% 36% 25% 17% av. 2.2 memberships av. 2.0 memberships av. 1.8 memberships F E NL 95% 95% 80% 38% 63% 11 % 37% 19 % 24% av. 1.9 memberships av. 2.2 memberships av. 2.3 memberships Facebook is the leading network in almost every country. Exception: In the Netherlands, Hyves Number 1 The German social network landscape is more fragmented than in other European countries. Question: Which social networks do you use / have an account with? eCircle 5 Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=762; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
  • 6. The average number of friends - Italians in social networks have most friends, the French the least D UK I F E NL Italian networks have the most friends in the European comparison. German and French social media users are in a European comparison the ones with the lowest number of friends and contacts. Question: How many friends do you have on your social networks? eCircle 6 Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=762; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
  • 7. Intensity of use of social networks - how often do European users actually use the networks? (in percent) D UK I F E NL % In all countries about 90% of social network users access their profile at least once a week. Italy is also leader in the use, having the most intensive ("at least once a week”) and heavy users (“at least once a day "). Question: How often do you generally use social networks? (7-stage scale, Top 4) eCircle 7 Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
  • 8. Do “fan sites” of companies and products really work? - In the United Kingdom and Italy it’s likely Share of Fans & Followers with a company account (in percent) D UK I F E NL % 1/3 of British social media users are already fans / followers of a brand. Germany is the country with the smallest share of fans / followers. In four markets (Italy, Netherlands, France and Germany) less than a quarter of social networkers can be reached on business fan sites and Twitter accounts. Question: Are you a fan/ friend of a company/ brand profile on a social network or a follower of a company/ brand on twitter? eCircle 8 Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
  • 9. E-mail and social media are closely linked - Notifications of social networks use the e-mail Question: How often do you use your e-mail account(s) to receive notifications from social networks? (in percent) D UK I F E NL % Most social media users in all countries use their e-mail accounts to receive notifications from their social network. Question: How often do you use your email account(s) to receive notifications from social networks? (4-stage scale) eCircle 9 Base: Users of social networks - Germany N=663; United Kingdom N=764; Italy N=787; France N=761; Spain N=428; The Netherlands N=278
  • 10. Frequency of E-mail & mobile use - in the UK, Italy and Spain a mobile compatible version of e-mail is a"must have" E-mail views general E-mail retrieval from a mobile device 26 D 40 UK 40 I 29 F 38 E 26 NL % % Retrieving e-mails in each of the countries analyzed is a daily ritual. On mobile devices, consumers accessed their e-mail at least once a day most often in the UK, Italy and Spain (nearly 1/4 of the users). Question: And how often do you check your emails using a mobile device (e.g. iPhone, Black Berry etc.)? (8-stage scale) eCircle 10 Base: Recipients of emails: Germany N=1,098; United Kingdom N=1,041; Italy N=1,008; France N=1,223 ;Spain N=539; Netherlands N=497
  • 11. Newsletters are still a universal online marketing tool in Europe Share of the newsletter (in percent) D UK I F E NL % In Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands about 90% of respondents receive one or more newsletters. In the UK and Spain the proportion of subscribers to newsletters is slightly lower (70%). Question: How many newsletters do you subscribe to whether privately or job-related? eCircle 11 Base: Recipients of emails: Germany N=1,098; United Kingdom N=1,041; Italy N=1,008; France N=1,223 ;Spain N=539; Netherlands N=497
  • 12. SWYN use – E-mail to share content in Europe is still not widespread Facebook User, Twitter Users, Newsletter Recipient the newsletter the newsletter D UK I F E NL % % % The use of "share-with-your-network" function in all countries is still low. The Twitter user generally have a greater affinity to share content with their network and use the function much more often than Facebook or other social media users. Question: Do you know the ‘share with your network’ feature and have you use it before? Base: Recipients of newsletters: Germany N=985; United Kingdom N=767; Italy N=880; France N=1,106; ;Spain N=378; The Netherlands N=453 Facebook users that receive newsletters: Germany N= 325; United Kingdom N=546; Italy N=670: France N=649; Spain N= 306; The Netherlands N=158 eCircle 12 Twitter users that receive newsletters : Germany N=81; United Kingdom N=172; Italy N=129; France N=62; Spain N= 63; The Netherlands N=62
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