This statistic shows the results of a survey on the share of social media users in Poland in 2016, broken down by age group. According to the survey, the group with the highest share of social media usage was for 15-18 year olds with 74 percent using social media.

This statistic shows the social media platforms galleries find most effective in terms of raising awareness and promotion from 2016 to 2018. In 2018, 62 percent of the respondents stated that they find Instagram to be most effective in terms of raising awareness and promotion.

The graph shows data on the types of social media regularly used by journalists from the United States in 2016. According to the source, 62 percent of the respondents stated that they use social networks such as Facebook for sourcing.

This statistic gives information on the structure of Fiat's social media audience worldwide as of February 2016, broken down by gender. At 54 percent, the carmaker's social media audience was mostly male.

This statistic shows the leading purposes to use social media in the Netherlands from 2016 to 2019, by purpose. During the survey, respondents were asked to which purposes they used their social media account. As of 2019, more than one third of the Dutch respondents used their social media account for their favorite brands and celebrities.

This statistic shows the results of a survey conducted by Cint on the distribution of social media used in France in 2016 and 2018. In 2017, 35.04 percent of respondents stated that they use Facebook.

Although the proportion of respondents saying they used Facebook decreased, the overall number of Facebook users in France is expected to reach 33.88 million people by 2022, an increase of 4.39 million users from 2015.

The penetration rate of social media services in France was highest among 18-24 year olds. 94 percent of respondents in this age group reported using social media services, dropping to 82 percent of respondents among those aged 25-39 years. Among the general French population, 56 percent of respondents reported using social media in any form during 2016, up from just 36 percent in 2010.

Globally, Facebook is by far the most popular social networking platform, with 2.234 billion active users. WhatsApp - also owned by Facebook - is second with 1.5 billion active users, ahead of YouTube's one billion active users.

This statistic gives information on the structure of Lexus's social media audience worldwide as of February 2016, broken down by gender. At 73 percent, the carmaker's social media audience was mostly male.

This statistic shows the most popular social media of mobile internet users in Indonesia as of January 2016, by age group. According to survey results, 80.9 percent of mobile internet users in Indonesia aged 16 to 19 years accessed Facebook via any channel.

This statistic gives information on the structure of Honda's social media audience worldwide as of February 2016, broken down by gender. At 63 percent, the carmaker's social media audience was mostly female.

In recent years, Facebook has been the most popular social media site among Swedes, used by 80 percent of respondents in 2020. The second most popular social media site was Instagram, used by 62 percent.

The share of Swedes on social media had increased steadily over the past decade, reaching 83 percent of Swedes participating in a social media platform.

According to a survey from 2024, social media was used as a news source weekly by 44 percent of Finns. The weekly reach of social media for following the news stayed on the same level compared to previous years.

This statistic shows the results of a survey among young people on what makes an online service a social media service in Finland in 2016. During the period under survey, roughly 72 percent of the respondents stated that the possibility to communicate with other users makes an online service a social media service.

This statistic shows data on the use of different social media channels among commercial enterprises in Germany from 2015 to 2016. During the 2016 survey period it was found that 39 percent of responding companies reported to run a corporate blog.

This statistic displays a ranking of the most popular social networks by number of visits in Germany in October 2016. In the period of consideration, Twitter ranked third with roughly 68.8 million visits. By far the most popular online community was Facebook with 677.5 million visits in the same period. Twitter roughly doubled the amount of visits compared to previous data from May 2015. Facebook visits declined by approximately 26 million.

This statistic shows the social media marketing implementation among small to medium sized enterprise (SME) owners in the United States as of November 2016, by type. During the Statista survey conducted in November 2016, 68 percent of responding SME owners said that they already had their own profile on social networking websites in use for marketing purposes, and 34 percent of respondents had already been using social media advertising.

This statistic shows the results of a survey on the share of companies with social media accounts in Poland in 2016, broken down by social network. According to the survey, 100 percent of companies surveyed owned a corporative account on Facebook, followed by YouTube with 64 percent and Instagram with 56 percent.

This statistic shows the results of a survey among young people on the publicity of content in social media services in Finland in 2016. During the period under survey, nearly 85 percent of the respondents agreed totally or somewhat to the statement "I prefer to discuss things privately with only one person".

This statistic gives information on the structure of Toyota's social media audience worldwide as of February 2016, broken down by gender. At 65 percent, the carmaker's social media audience was mostly male.

This statistic displays the daily use of photo social media apps in Australia as of July 2016, by age group. During the survey, 53 percent of consumers aged between 35 and 44 said they used Facebook, compared to only six percent of consumers in that age group that said they used Snapchat.

This statistic gives information on the structure of Tesla's social media audience worldwide as of February 2016, broken down by gender. At 81 percent, the carmaker's social media audience was mostly male.