Social Media stats around Belgium, and why Belgium should be ashamed of itself.
A presentation given for the IAB breakfast.
For European/Worldwide results, check the core presentation at http://slidesha.re/p4CUAz .
2. Hi, I’m Elias. I work at InSites Consulting. I live in and love Gent, and am addicted to my smartphone. Find me on twitter via @eliasveris
3. Studied countries Belgium N=1280 9027 consumers(age 15+) across 35 countries,representative for the online population within country on gender, age and e-commerce. Data collected on online research panels, field in March – April 2011.
6. Overall network awareness: 98% Awareness: EverybodyknowsFacebook. 80% knowtwitter. There is a long tail. Q : To what extent do you know / use the following social network sites? ■Signdiff (95%) Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 1280 / F = None N Europe = 7446 Socialnetwork awareness
7. Q : To what extent do you know / use the following social network sites? ■Signdiff (95%) Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age N Belgium = 1280 / F = None N Europe = 7446 Socialnetwork awareness Overall network awareness: 98% Membership: 59% usesFacebook Linkedin, NetlogandTwitter are substantial. 59% 12% 12% 7% 5% 10%> EU 10%< EU
8. Mobile IDaily internet access via smartphone Q :Could you please indicate to what extent you use your smartphone to surf on the Internet? (% at least daily) 60% usesFacebookdaily 25% Twitter 55% 65% 64% 51% 39% N Europe = 2972 / F = If smartphone (with or without internet subscription)
10. 45% 40% 35% Twitter 30% LinkedIn 25% 20% Facebook 15% MySpace 10% Netlog 5% 0% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Belgium High Intensifieduse King of the world Increase Walking dead Low Penetration Low High Usageincrease versus networkpenetration N Belgium = min 64 – max 751 / F = If member of thissocialnetwork
11. Futuremembership 21% 19% 13% 7% 7% 5% 4% 3% 3% 3% 3% 2% 1% 0% 0% 0% 0% Overall, 71% have no intention to expand their membership EU: 60% Q : Below you see all the social network sites that you know but that you are not a member of. Please indicate which of the network sites below you would consider becoming a member of. Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age Facebook (21%), Twitter (19%) & Linkedin (13%) gain users N Europe = Min 418 - Max 3962 / F = Non users N Belgium = min 33 – max 933 / F = non users ■Signdiff (95%)
13. In Belgium, 7% of the social networkers have the intention to quit at least one of the networks they are member of. EU: 7% Q : Below you can see all the social network sites that you are currently a member of. How will your usage of each of these social network sites evolve in the coming year? – I’ll stop using it Belgium Belgium vs Europe Netlog & Myspacelose users. 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = min 64 – max 751 / F = If member of thissocialnetwork Intentionto stop
17. “People that use Facebook on their mobile devices are twice as active on Facebook than non-mobile users”
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19. Mobile I Europe Mobile devices 21% Smartphone adoption in BE N Europe = 7446 / F = none
20. Mobile I Europe Future intention – Next 6 months Q : To what extent are you planning to get each of the following appliances in the next six months? (1-5, top2%) 10% purchaseintention next 6 months in Belgium N Europe = 7446 / F = none
23. Mobile I Europe Mobile devices 28% Smartphones with internet connection 9% Smartphones with internet connection in BE 9% in BE lessthan half N Europe = 7446 / F = none
24. Mobile IDaily internet access via smartphone Q :Could you please indicate to what extent you use your smartphone to surf on the Internet? (% at least daily) 36% of themsurfs the internet everyday 55% 65% 64% 51% 39% N Europe = 2972 / F = If smartphone (with or without internet subscription)
34. Q : How did you became an online follower / fan of a brand? Triggers for following a brand Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age Offline experience Recommendation Search 10%> EU 10%< EU N Europe = 3064 N Belgium = 317 / F = socialnetworkers, followingat leastonebrand
36. Q :On social network sites, brands should… Brand expectations What should my brand share? Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 816 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) N Europe = 5613
37. Q :On social network sites, brands should… Brand expectations Direct benefit. Promotions (46%) Events (43% ) Information (35% ) But also: Feedback & ideasharing Invitationsto co-create Purchase products Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 816 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) N Europe = 5613
38. #4: People look for information about brands on social media
39. Pre Consulting positive (56%) andnegative (37%) experiences During Consulting promotions (44%) Post Sharingpositive (56%) andnegative (39%) experiences
41. Getting relevant information on yourlocation (47%) Getting a discount/coupon whenyou walk past a shop (33%) Gettingdetailed product information in a shop (25%)
42. Euh…. Location-based servicesI Europe in perspectiveAwareness & usage Almost half of europeans has never heard about location-based services. 12% is using location-based services. N=2972 N=111 Offer advice on things to do on that location (43%) N=92 ■ I’m a current user of LBS ■ I’ve been using LBS, but not anymore ■ I know what LBS is, but I’ve never used it ■ I have never heard about LBS N Europe = 2178 / F = Ifsmartphonewith internet / data subscription
46. Overall, 75% never experienced any action EU: 58% Q :What kind of actions did you already experience? Via social networks, companies have already contacted me directly concerning... Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age 75% of socialnetwork members neverexperienced a reaching hand from brands. 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 816 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) N Europe = 5613 Brand actions on socialnetworks
47. Overall, 75% never experienced any action EU: 58% Q :What kind of actions did you already experience? Via social networks, companies have already contacted me directly concerning... Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age Althoughit’snotthat hard… 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 816 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) N Europe = 5613 Brand actions on socialnetworks
49. Information is user-generated 1/4th of Belgiansocialnetworkers post information about brands, products or companies. 36% 36% 25% Q : The last 10 times you logged into your social networks, how often did you undertake each of the following actions? (% at least once) 25% of the social networkers in Belgium post information on products, brands, and /or companies Belgium ■social networkers who consult ■ social networkers who react ■ social networkers who post West North East South Sharingand consulting brand / product information N Belgium = 816 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) N Europe = 5613 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s)
50. Information to share Offline experiencesdrive sharing … notads. In Belgium, 20% say their sharing behaviour increased (a lot) since last year. EU: 33% Q :What exactly do you share then about products, brands and/or companies? Sharing information about... Belgium Belgium vs Europe Gender & age 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 342 / F = sharing information N Europe = 4863
53. 57% A person from your contact list 14% A company
54. #8: There is a disconnectbetween companies andpeople.
55. Q :Are you proud of the company you’re working for? Q : To what extent do you talk about your job / employer on social media? Belgium Company pride (top2%) 65% Talkability (top2%) 13% Company pride (top2%) 61% Talkability (top2%) 19% 70% 17% 59% 16% 59% 21% 64% 21% Company prideandtalkability 65% of employees in Belgium is proudtoworkfortheir company. 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 485 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) andactiveworking person N Europe = 2787 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) andactiveworking person
56. Q :Are you proud of the company you’re working for? Q : To what extent do you talk about your job / employer on social media? Belgium Company pride (top2%) 65% Talkability (top2%) 13% Company pride (top2%) 61% Talkability (top2%) 19% 70% 17% 59% 16% 59% 21% 64% 21% Company prideandtalkability Only 13% talks aboutit on social media. 10%> EU 10%< EU N Belgium = 485 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) andactiveworking person N Europe = 2787 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) andactiveworking person
58. Let’sgivethem access, Andseewhathappens. Q :To what extent do you have access to social network sites at your work? Belgium 22% ■ complete access ■limited access ■no access at all 34% Wouldliketo have access (top2%, 1-5) 21% 48% 15% 42% Acces tosocial media at work N Belgium = 485 / F = If member of socialnetwork(s) andactiveworking person N Europe = 2787
59. #9: Social media works between people. Let your people do the talking.
83. #8: There is a disconnectbetween companies andpeople.
84. #9: Social media works between people. Let your people do the talking.
Notas do Editor
Hoeveel netwerken doen ertoe in belgië?En gaat socialnetworking trend up of down?
26% belgianswith a smartphone connectto the internet via theirphonedaily. Of course, this is drivenbypeoplewith a connection; those without connectionconnectmuchless.In general, let’s say half of the peopleconnectto the internet via theirphoneeveryday. IN NL: 60% met internet connectie // In BE: 37% met internet connectie vs 20% zonder
Facebook – linkedin - twitter
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Sopeople are browsing the internet everyday… Andwhat is more, Internet access via smartphone drivessocial media use. Mobile users connect more oftentotheirsocnetthanaverage.Only 56% of connected smartphone users surf the internet daily… But 66% connectstotheirsocialnetworkeveryday. How is thispossible? appsforsocialnetworking of course (they are among the largestcategroeis (60%)
In Europe, 38% is using a smartphone, either with or without internet / data subscription.The majority of them have a data subscription.
Q : To what extent are you planning to get each of the following appliances in the next six months? (1-5, top2%)Smartphones have outgrownregular mobile phones in adoption intention – only in Belgium slightly more adoption intent of regular mobile phone… Are we reallybehindthen?Whohere has no smartphoneyet? Whynot? next slide
Priceswill drop, phoneswill break, the smartphone willprevail.
Priceswill drop, phoneswill break, the smartphone willprevail.
In Europe, 38% is using a smartphone, either with or without internet / data subscription.The majority of them have a data subscription. WORST IN CLASS in Europe! // Monopoly position!
26% belgianswith a smartphone connectto the internet via theirphonedaily. Of course, this is drivenbypeoplewith a connection; those without connectionconnectmuchless.In general, let’s say half of the peopleconnectto the internet via theirphoneeveryday. IN NL: 60% met internet connectie // In BE: 37% met internet connectie vs 20% zonder
Sopeople are browsing the internet everyday… Andwhat is more, Internet access via smartphone drivessocial media use. Mobile users connect more oftentotheirsocnetthanaverage.Only 56% of connected smartphone users surf the internet daily… But 66% connectstotheirsocialnetworkeveryday. How is thispossible? appsforsocialnetworking of course (they are among the largestcategroeis (60%)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
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Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
So mobile users are more oftenconnectedtotheirsocialgraph. In addition, theyare closer connectedto brands too. In BE: brand following is 39%, in NL 30% // For connected smartphone users, brand following is 48% in BE and 39% for NL. Reasoningthusstays the same!This is logical: why? Because the mainreasonforliking/following a brand (FOR 50%) is using the brand. Another 30% comesafter a recommendationfrom a friend. Both are actions that are notnecessarilycloselyconnectedto computers, but are closelyconnectedto mobile phones. Youuseit, youlike it.
NOT ADS!
Real why: waarom doen mensen iets, niet hoe ze op die pagina gekomen zijn!According topeople, brands should…
Wat zouden merken moeten doen volgens consumenten op social media? Hun voordeel geven: promoties, events, product info.Bottom: feedback & co-creation: waarschijnlijk die-hard brand fans
Wat zouden merken moeten doen volgens consumenten op social media? Hun voordeel geven: promoties, events, product info.Bottom: feedback & co-creation: waarschijnlijk die-hard brand fans
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
The context = location. Location : LocationBasedServices! That’s perfect, we can plug in information and coupons and even product informations in a LBS network!
Whatclearlyemerges: the power of the context; mobile is a contextual device: Location – Money ConvenienceThis means thatif a brand does somethingforconsumers, keeping in mind the context around Connectivity, Convenience and Entertainment is important.
Hmmm… thatdoesn’tseemtowork, does it? Only 12% of peopleuseitsometimes, and the majority has never heard of it. In NL, that’s even worse…Ifpeopleuseit, theyrefertofacebookplaces (DEAD) andFoursquare. Let’s take a step back, and look at whypeopleuse LBS
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Imagineyou’re in store – let’s say a fish store, andyoutell the person thereyouliked the fishyou had yesterday.
Real why: waarom doen mensen iets, niet hoe ze op die pagina gekomen zijn!
Sharing: bothpositive (56%)andnegative (40%) // Consulting: positiveexperiences (55%) – Promotions (44%) – new products (42%) // impact on decision:
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Corresponding question: should we stop worryingaboutgetting more brand fans, because brand fans are not a trusted WOM-sender?
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Services on mobile: allemaal significant minder interesse!
Becauseit’s time we start reaching out toconsumers.
Becauseit’s time we start reaching out toconsumers.
Becauseit’s time we start reaching out toconsumers.
Becauseit’s time we start reaching out toconsumers.
Becauseit’s time we start reaching out toconsumers.
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)
Facebook is king – actually QUEEN (more female users)