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Google+ Fascinating Statistics

By on January 6, 2013
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1. The Google +1 button is used 5 billion times per day.
2. 48 percent of fortune global 100 companies are now on Google+.
3. Google+ pages appear in search results for 30 percent of brand term searches for brands with G+ pages, up from 5 percent in February 2012.
4. Only 8 percent of Americans 12+ have a Google+ profile page.
5. The automotive industry has 2.7MM circlers on Google+, compared to 1.9MM for electronics, and 1.3MM for luxury goods.
6. Total circlers of brand pages on Google+ increased by 138 percent between February and May 2012.
7. H&M has the most Google+ posts of any brand, with 740, compared to 571 for Google, 515 for Ferrari, and 460 for MTV.
8. 47 percent of Hispanic consumers use Google+, compared to the U.S. average of 18 percent.
9. 625,000 new users on Google+ every day.
10. 40 percent of marketers use Google+, 70 percent want to learn more about it and 67 percent plan on increasing Google+ activities.
11. 42 percent of worldwide Google+ users are single; 27 percent are married.
12. 68 percent of Google+ users are Male, while 32 percent of Google+ users are female.
13. Google+ active users spend over 60 minutes a day across Google products
14. Google+ users spend on average 12 minutes per day in the Google+.
15. Websites using the +1 button generate 3.5x the Google+ visits than sites without the button.
16. At least 60 percent of Google+ users log in daily.
17. At least 80 percent of Google+ users engage on a weekly basis.
18. Google+ cost $585 million and took 500 employees to build.
19. 30 percent of users who make a public post never make a second one.
20. Google+ is expected to attract 400 million users by the end of 2012.

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