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Multi-Platform Overview
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Demographics
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Content Categories
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Media
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Multi-Platform Overview
CANADA
48%
UK
52%
DESKTOP
MOBILE (PHONE & TABLET)
44%
USA
39%
61%
56%
The US has the
highest skew of
usage time
towards mobile at
more than a 60/40
split, while Canada
is closer to 50/50.
SMARTPHONE (APP)
CANADA
2%
SMARTPHONE (BROWSER)
14%
TABLET (APP)
UK
5%
48%
12%
TABLET (BROWSER)
3%
7%
31%
44%
USA
10%
34%
2%
6%
39%
43%
Demographics
AGE 35-54
AGE 55+
37%
40%
39%
38%
44%
37%
25%
16%
24%
Canadas Total Digital Population has the highest percentage of Age 18-34 Millennials and the lowest percentage of users
55 years and older.
8%
61%
31%
SMARTPHONE
DESKTOP
13%
17%
14%
50%
36%
40%
37%
47%
46%
51%
30% 18%
14%
47%
39%
61%
19% 20%
11%
50%
40%
45%
28% 27%
Smartphones are now driving the highest portion of digital media time spent amongst Millennials Age 18-34, a dynamic
that is most pronounced in the US where they account for 61%, but is also true in Canada (47%) and the UK (50%).
Desktop internet usage still accounts for a big slice of internet time among those Age 55+ in all three markets.
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4%
5%
6%
45%
40%
40%
51%
54%
54%
AGE 18-34
AGE 35-54
AGE 55+
APPLE
OTHER
7%
12%
16%
9%
15%
19%
47%
38%
32%
40%
29%
22%
46%
49%
52%
51%
56%
59%
AGE 18-34
AGE 35-54
AGE 55+
AGE 18-34
AGE 35-54
AGE 55+
Android is the smartphone OS market leader among all demo segments in the three markets except 18-34 year-old
Canadians. In the US, Android still leads among Millennials but iPhone only trails by a few percentage points.
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DESKTOP
60.7
88.6
48.6
66.6
44.4
39.1
18-34
35+
18-34
45.8
46.0
43.3
35+
52.5
69.9
18-34
43.9
35+
Americans spend more time on digital media than Canadians and Brits across both the Millennial and Age 35+ segments,
with the disparity between mobile and desktop minutes particularly noticeable for US Millennials.
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Across all markets, Millennials (18-34) have the highest smartphone penetration at 90%+. Penetration drops off
considerably among those Age 55+.
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Summary: Demographics
Millennials are the most mobile. 18-34 year-olds exhibit the highest
propensity to spend their internet time on mobile particularly smartphones
a demographic skew that is true across all three markets.
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Content Categories
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ENTERTAINMENT
SOCIAL
GAMES
PORTALS
RETAIL
NEWS / INFORMATION
Social Networking and Entertainment are the top leading categories for each market. US skews heaviest in entertainment
content, while Canada is most social.
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CANADA
UK
100%
85%
78%
80%
63%
60%
40%
20%
0%
Weather
Instant
Messengers
Banking
Maps
Health
Sports
Newspapers
Incidence of category visitation varies by country, with UK proving most likely to read news online while Americans are
more interested in Health and Weather. Canadian are the most likely to do their banking online.
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Radio
161
Photos
181
Books
177
Photos
158
Coupons
179
Incentives
174
Books
157
Online Gaming
167
Coupons
170
Incentives
157
Instant Messengers
164
Photos
168
163
Online Gaming
Coupons
149
Books
Maps
146
Incentives
150
Radio
Maps
147
Instant Messengers
146
Weather
149
Online Gaming
143
164
160
155
Instant Messengers
137
Telecommunications
Weather
135
Retail - Food
142
Gay/Lesbian
149
Entertainment - Music
132
139
Technology
146
Index = Share of Mobile Minutes by Category / Share of Mobile Minutes for Total Internet x 100. Index of 100 indicates
average mobile representation for the category. Index over 100 indicates above average mobile representation.
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SMARTPHONE (APP)
UK
30%
Canada
30%
USA
24%
SMARTPHONE (BROWSER)
47%
47%
57%
TABLET (APP)
TABLET (BROWSER)
4%
4%
5%
14%
4%
17%
3%
11%
3%
In all three markets, the vast majority of social media consumption occurs on mobile apps, driven largely by smartphones.
The smartphone app is the dominant social platform in the US, accounting for 57% of all social media time spent. While
its also the leading platform in Canada (47%) and the UK (47%), these countries index significantly higher than the US on
desktop and tablet for their social media usage.
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Gaming, Coupons, Photos, IM are among the Most Mobile categories. Each
market boasted these content categories among their most heavily driven by
mobile. Mobile is for entertainment, sharing, communicating and other onthe-go utilities.
comScore, Inc. Proprietary.
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Media
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Google Sites
241.6
Yahoo Sites
219.9
209.6
AOL, Inc.
188.5
DESKTOP-ONLY
Google Sites
40.6
Microsoft Sites
24.8
BBC Sites
40.4
Yahoo Sites
Amazon Sites
175.1
Bell Media
139.5
46.0
eBay
CBS
Interactive
Google Sites
25.0
176.4
154.5
28.5
MOBILE-ONLY
Microsoft Sites
Mode Media
MULTI-PLATFORM
21.7
18.4
17.1
Microsoft Sites
37.2
Amazon Sites
37.1
Yahoo Sites
33.2
AOL, Inc.
16.3
eBay
Mode Media
16.1
28.1
27.5
Apple Inc.
136.1
Wikimedia Foundation
Sites
16.1
Sky Sites
Comcast
NBCUniversal
134.6
Amazon Sites
16.0
Apple Inc.
31.4
27.3
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USA
CANADA
UK
GOOGLE SITES
YAHOO SITES
FACEBOOK
AOL inc.
MICROSOFT SITES
AMAZON SITES
MODE MEDIA
CBS INTERACTIVE
APPLE inc.
EBAY
WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION SITES
13 digital media
properties rank
among the Top 20
in all three
markets. Google
Sites is the #1
property across the
board.
LINKEDIN
TWITTER.com
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Likes.com
87%
Pandora.com
85%
Myspace
84%
AccuWeather Sites
84%
Snapchat, Inc
97%
Samsung Group
84%
Snapchat, Inc
98%
Likes.com
90%
Likes.com
70%
65Twenty
Cineplex Sites
70%
ITV.com
79%
68%
Terra - Telefonica
79%
87%
iHeartRadio Network
79%
EA Games - Media
Network
Wordpress.com
79%
65%
Buzzfeed.com
78%
77%
Apple Inc.
65%
Sky Sites
78%
SoundCloud.com
77%
63%
77%
Groupon
77%
SheKnows Media
61%
77%
Wordpress.com
61%
77%
76%
*Note: Snapchat fell just outside the Top 100 US properties in March 2015. Were it included, it also would have ranked at
the top of the list in the US.
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49%
TOTAL AUDIENCE
34%
48%
Nearly half of the average US and UK Top 100 digital media propertys audience ONLY visits via mobile platforms. In
Canada the average is about 1/3rd. This means that digital media companies who do not optimize their experience for
mobile are increasing user friction that could potentially turn away half their audience.
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27.5%
+12.2pts
MULTI-PLATFORM
26.4%
18.5%
15.3%
28.3%
+7.9pts
+12.2pts
16.1%
The average Top 100 property extends its desktop reach by a substantial amount when accounting for incremental mobile
traffic. Multi-platform measurement of audience reach can help publishers deliver a much richer value proposition to
advertisers.
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DESKTOP
14
SMARTPHONE
52
52
47
28
17
23
15
24
Multi-platform reporting expands the number of digital media properties with at least 20% reach by 2-4x vs. desktop
alone. The more digital media properties that can establish significant audience reach widens the consideration set of
publishers who can fulfill the needs of advertisers particularly large brand advertisers.
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396.4 MM
400
50.1
33.1
350
100%
75%
300
157.8
250
49%
200
150
48.5
100
62.2
50
35%
28%
140.0
US Desktop
US Mobile
Non-US Desktop
Non-US Mobile
Total Audience
Total
WW
Digital Desktop
Audience
WW
Mobile
US
Desktop
US
Mobile
When accounting for mobile and international traffic, AOL added 256 million unique visitors to its US desktop audience,
putting its Total Audience at 396 million globally.
* Percentages do not sum to 100% due to audience overlap between platforms (desktop & mobile) and geographies
(US & WW).
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Percentage of Mashables
Total Global Audience*
38.9 MM
40
35
100%
10.1
30
7.9
25
66%
0.6
47%
20
36%
12.0
15
25%
10
5
8.9
0.9
US Desktop
US Mobile
Non-US Desktop
Non-US Mobile
Total Audience
Total
WW
Digital
Mobile
Audience
WW
Desktop
US
Mobile
US
Desktop
When accounting for mobile and international traffic, Mashables audience multiplies ~4x from 9 million desktop unique
visitors in the US to 39 million globally.
* Percentages do not sum to 100% due to audience overlap between platforms (desktop & mobile) and geographies
(US & WW).
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Summary: Media
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Key Takeaways
1
Developed internet markets like the US, Canada and UK are now mobile-first
in terms of digital consumer behaviour.
With half or more of digital media time now happening on smartphones and tablets
and many users only accessing content via mobile, the time has come to shift to a
mobile-first mindset. But also important to remember that desktop has not declined.
Millennials are leading the shift to mobile through their high smartphone
penetration and engagement.
More than 9 in 10 Millennials have smartphones and they use them extensively,
spending an average of 50-100% more time on mobile than on desktop today.
Media content is shifting very quickly to mobile, but some is shifting much
more quickly than others.
Content categories like Maps, Weather, Photos and Social are mobile-dominant
today. Many leading and up-and-coming media companies like Facebook, Twitter,
Snapchat and Buzzfeed rely heavily on mobile to drive audiences and engagement.
comScore, Inc. Proprietary.
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