stats alittle old that was 2011
Fri, Apr 13, 2012
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10) Pinterest is now the 3rd most popular social network in the U.S. in terms of traffic. (Experian) Tweet This Stat
11) As of February 2012, Pinterest had accumulated 10.4 million users. (AppData) Tweet This Stat
12) Over 80% of pins are repins. (RJMetrics) Tweet This Stat
13) Pinterest is retaining and engaging users as much as 2-3 times as efficiently as Twitter was at a similar time in their history. (RJMetrics) Tweet This Stat
14) Daily Pinterest users have increased by more than 145% since the beginning of 2012. (Mashable) Tweet This Stat
15) As of January 2012, American users spent an average of 97.8 minutes on Pinterest. (eMarketer) Tweet This Stat
16) Over 1/5 of Facebook-connected users are on Pinterest daily (which represents more than 2 million members). (AppData) Tweet This Stat
17) 80% of Pinterest's users are female. (comScore) Tweet This Stat
18) Estimated unique visitors to Pinterest.com increased by 429 percent from September to December 2011. (Compete) Tweet This Stat
19) The quality of the average new Pinterest user (as defined by their level of engagement and likelihood to remain active) is high but declining. Users who have joined in recent months are 2-3 times less active during their first month than the users that came before them. (RJMetrics) Tweet This Stat
20) 30% of Pinterest users are women 25-34 years old. (Ignite) Tweet This Stat
21) Pinterest users in the U.S. are more likely to live in midwestern states than your typical social networker. (comScore) Tweet This Stat
22) The top interests on Pinterest in the U.S. include crafts, gifts, hobbies/leisure, interior design, and fashion designers/collections. (Ragan.com) Tweet This Stat
23) Etsy is the top site in terms of “source domains.” (Source domains are the sites that content on Pinterest links to externally.) Google is second, followed by Flickr, Tumblr, and WeHeartit.com (RJMetrics) Tweet This Stat
24) As of January 2012, Pinterest accounted for 3.6% of referral traffic. (Shareaholic) Tweet This Stat
25) Total same-store referral traffic from Pinterest to five specialty apparel retailers rose 389% from July to December 2011. (Monetate) Tweet This Stat
26) In January 2012, Pinterest reached 11,716,000 total unique visitors. (comScore) Tweet This Stat
27) With over 11 million unique monthly visitors (and counting), Pinterest became the fastest standalone website to eclipse the 10 million per month mark ever. (PR Daily) Tweet This Stat
28) A call-to-action pin description sees an 80% increase in engagement. (Pinerly Study) Tweet This Stat
29) Tutorial & guide/DIY & recipe pins see a 42% higher click-through rate than other pin types. (Pinerly Study) Tweet This Stat
30) Pins related to trending topics see an average of 94% increase in click-throughs. (Pinerly Study) Tweet This Stat
31) The best time to pin during the day is between 2 and 4 PM EST. (Pinerly Study) Tweet This Stat
32) The best time to pin in the evening is between 8 PM and 1 AM EST. (Pinerly Study) Tweet This Stat
33) Shoppers referred by Pinterest are 10% more likely to make a purchase than visitors who arrive from other social networks, including Facebook and Twitter. They’ll also spend 10% more on average. (Wayfair) Tweet This Stat
34) Pinterest referrals spend 70% more than visitors referred from non-social channels, including search, according to industry reports. (Wayfair) Tweet This Stat
35) In the month of March 2012, HubSpot's visitor-to-lead conversion rate for Pinterest was 15%, compared to just 9% from Google+. (HubSpot) Tweet This Stat
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Gytix said:
pandaa said:
It seemed like a pretty big fad honestly..
I don't see the appeal of it really, I liked it for a first time visit; but I'll never be using it regularly.
unique people like us dont see anything because we are not living in a bubble like the rest of the population.
