Brief 4&5: Facebook Statistics- Message and Delivery

Percent of People Who Use Social Networks	Percent Yes
Do you ever use / have a profile on… (Poll Taken in early 2012)
Any social network	58 %
Facebook	56 %
LinkedIn	14 %
Twitter	11 %
Google+	9 %
Social Network Statistics	Data
Total number of Facebook users worldwide	1.4 Billion
Total percentage of 18-24 year olds who already use social media	98%
Total percentage of people on Earth who use Facebook	11%
Total amount of minutes people spend on Facebook every month	700 billion
Average amount of time a person uses Facebook per month	15 hours 33 minutes
Total amount of people who access Facebook with phone	250 million
Total amount of websites that have integrated with Facebook	2.5 million
Total pieces of content shared on Facebook each month	70 billion
Total amount of unique YouTube users per month	490 million
Total amount of YouTube page views per month	92 billion
Total amount hours spent on YouTube per month	2.9 billion
Total amount of articles hosted by Wikipedia	17 million
Average pictures uploaded to Flickr per minute	3,000
Total amount of pictures hosted by Flickr	5 billion
Average amount of tweets per day	190 million
Percent of teenagers who log on to Facebook over 10 times per day	22%
Percent of Facebook users under the age of 10	25%
Percent of teens that view social networks as unsafe	59%
Percent of Americans who aren’t confident in their ability to use privacy settings	24%
Top ten most engaged countries for social networking	Average Hours Per Month
Israel	11.1
Argentina	10.7
Russia	10.4
Turkey	10.2
Chile	9.8
The Philippines	8.7
Colombia	8.5
Peru	8.3
Venezuela	7.9
Canada	7.7
United States	7.6

Here is a table of social networking statistics that I may use for my posters, the statistics were taken in 2012 but these are the most up to date ones I can find. There are are loads of facts about Facebook to look at, it's just a matter of picking out the ones that would be useful.

Here is a couple of posters I have designed for this brief. This is just a quick mock up but this is the sort of thing that I want. I want to keep it simple but recognisable as being Facebook. I want the point to be 'who cares?' and 'get a life!' because I feel as if people waste far too much time on Facebook looking at useless information about people they barely know.