Apparently One Third Of US Population Says “No” To Using Twitter And Facebook For Signing On
Digital marketer Jamie Grove wanted to find out just how people in the US are using Twitter and Facebook so with the help of Google he created a survey that got responses from 1309 people across the country.
The question asked was “When a website asks you to sign up with Facebook or Twitter, do you do it?” The answer that he got was pretty surprising, and goes against all the hype that all those social media gurus out there would have you believe.
It seems that 34.5% of those that responded said that they didn’t have a social profile of any kind on the two leading social networks. Here is a graph of the breakdown of responses:
You can read the full results to the survey here but while most of the respondents who said they didn’t have a Facebook or Twitter profile were older but a full 35 percent of those respondents were under the age of 24.
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