Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Key insights from the 2013 UK Digital Future in Focus (#FutureinFocus) report include:











·        44.8 million people in the UK used the internet in December 2012, a 5 percent increase over the year.Brits also spend more time online than any other European country, representing a fertile ground for digital marketers and advertisers to engage with their target audience online.
·         UK online video audience grows by 8 percent over the year, whilst mobile video audience grows by 262 percent.
·         Page views from Non-PCs reached an all-time high with nearly 1/3 of all UK page views now from mobiles and tablets.
·         In the UK, 64 percent of mobile users had a smartphone, but already 82 percent of new phones acquired in December 2012 were smartphones. The rapid adoption of internet enabled devices is resulting in a more fragmented digital media landscape.
·         Google maintains its strong hold of the search engine market, capturing 91 percent of all UK searches. As the search market continues to evolve, Brits are also turning to non-traditional search sites such as Amazon and eBay to search for information and products.
·         Facebook remains the leading social network in the UK, capturing the largest amount of unique visitors. However, there are some rising stars on the horizon - Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest and Goodreads – that have all witnessed strong growth rates over the year across both PC and mobile

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