Twitter India Audience Profile – Numbers you should Know

If you are a social media marketer, you can’t ignore twitter. Many Indian brands have embraced twitter – but the question is what’s the audience profile like? What’s the typical age group that one should target?

We try to answer some of those questions here.

As per Comscore, Twitter received 0.12mn Unique Visitors in the month of Feb (this is a representation of interest, since users tweet using various tools/plugins available).

Twitter India Audience Profile

Data – For your Eyes only

The above data is compiled from Comscore (read India’s Top Digital Confusion to understand the reliability of Comscore data).

Nevertheless, here is the audience data for Twitter (Feb 09):

Total Audience Total Unique Visitors (in ‘000)
15+ 119
18+ 118
25+ 72
35+ 29
15-24 47
25-34 43
35-44 18

Males:

Males Total Unique Visitors (000)
15+ 94
18+ 93
25+ 55
35+ 23
15-24 39
25-34 31

Female Audience:

Females Total Unique Visitors (000)
15+ 25
18+ 25
25+ 18
15-24 7
25-34 12

It’s quite obvious that males rule the twitter world in India, but what’s interesting is the active age group data (15-24 seems like an interesting number in male category, while 25-34 age group females are most active!).

What’s your opinion?

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  • comment(s) on Twitter India Audience Profile – Numbers you should Know

    13 Responses to Twitter India Audience Profile – Numbers you should Know

    1. Rochit says:

      Thanks was looking out for these stats for a long time. Are the stats directly from twitter or some third party ?

    2. Aloke says:

      Very interesting data Ashish !

      Aloke
      @iXiGOIndia on Twitter

    3. Rizwan says:

      I somehow don’t think that unique visitors is the number we should be looking at to judge twitters spread across India. Signups is the correct parameter OR the total tweets sent from India. I was just going through a site the other day that gives you a breakup of tweets being sent from different regions of the world(another of those sites using twitter API), India was nowhere on the map. I was reading the other day that till the end of October 2008 India had only 3000 active Twitter users (hard to digest but can be true)

      • Akash Xavier says:

        Or maybe we should also check the number using Twitter via SMS, website and other tools. Number of signups is also cool but many signup just to checkout and then die. So Number of tweets is a more dependable number to be considered for stats.

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    6. Ganesh says:

      Hey,

      Twitter would obviously continue to grow in India very similar to the global phenomenon, as it is straight forward to signup and easy to follow from a mobile device on the move. I would like to see more Indian entreprenuers and technocrats on twitter.

    7. Hi! I’ve done something similar using vizisense: http://geetarchurchy.wordpress.com/2009/05/17/india-twitter-demographics/

      Let me know what you think!

    8. thats great that you are talking about the twitter api,a good example of searching with the twitter api is on twiogle.com because you can search on twitter and google at the same time.

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    10. Anupama says:

      Hey, would be super awesome if you could update this data! :) thanks!!

    11. salma says:

      hi I hope you will accept me

    12. Zuber Ahmed Khan says:

      The site is quite ambiguous it is not easy to catch up. But still I continue to use it, it is amazing in some sort

      Thanking you,

      Zuber Ahmed Khan
      Mtalha2@gmail.com