AudienceProject-2020年应用和社交媒体使用洞察（英文）-2020.11-60页_4mb

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Core Content

The document provides an analysis of app and social media usage across several countries, including the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland. It highlights the dominance of Facebook and Google-owned apps, the rising popularity of Instagram, and the slower adoption of TikTok. The data is presented in percentages, indicating how many users consider each app as one of the three they least can do without.

Main Points

• Instagram's Rise: Instagram is highlighted as the most important platform for brand advocacy and is used by more than two-thirds of its users daily. It is among the top social media platforms in most countries, especially among younger demographics.
• TikTok's Challenges: Despite growing interest, TikTok still has a long way to go to become a mainstream platform, with only the US and Norway showing over 10% usage, primarily among younger users.
• Facebook's Dominance: Facebook remains the most essential app in most countries, with notable exceptions such as Sweden and Denmark where WhatsApp takes the lead.
• Age and Gender Differences: The usage patterns vary by age and gender. For instance, in the US, younger users (15-25) are more likely to use Instagram, while older users (46-55) still heavily rely on Facebook.
• WhatsApp's Significance: WhatsApp is the most important app in the UK, Germany, and Finland, with consistent high usage across all age groups in Germany.
• Regional Variations: The most important apps vary by country, with unique platforms like MobilePay in Denmark and BankID in Sweden gaining prominence.

Key Information

• US:
  • Instagram is the second most used social media in Sweden.
  • YouTube is the most used social media in the US, with 83% of users using Facebook-owned platforms.
  • Two-thirds of YouTube users use it daily.
• UK:
  • WhatsApp is the most important app.
  • Instagram is the most used social media among 15-25-year-olds.
• Germany:
  • WhatsApp is the most important app, with 60% of users considering it essential.
  • It is the most important app across all age groups.
• Denmark:
  • Facebook regains its position as the most important app.
  • MobilePay is the most important app among men and older Danes.
• Sweden:
  • BankID is considered increasingly important.
  • Instagram is the most important app among 15-25-year-olds.
• Norway:
  • Snapchat is the most important app among women and younger Norwegians.
  • WhatsApp remains the most important app among all age groups.
• Finland:
  • WhatsApp is the most important app across all age groups.
  • Instagram is the most used social media for following brands.

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Notes

• The figures represent the percentage of users who consider the app as one of the three they least can do without.
• The data is collected across different quarters (2017 Q2, 2018 Q4, 2019 Q3, 2020 Q3) to show trends over time.
• Instagram is consistently noted as a key platform for brand engagement and has a growing user base.