Report: More Than Two-Thirds Of Google+ Users Are Male

In a study complied by Website-Monitoring.com, a few key trends about Google+ user demographics were revealed.  The most eye-opening stat?  67% of all users were male.  This of course is the exact opposite of most social media networking sites.  Women hold the slight majority of users on Twitter, a 55% majority on Facebook, and a whopping 97% share on Pinterest.

With 99% of users reporting their gender (1% reporting as other) and an astounding sample size of over 43 million users, these Google+ statistics are quite astounding:

source: website-monitoring.com

We expect to see these stats level out as Google is now forcing a Google+ profile on anyone who signs up for a Google Product (YouTube, Google Docs, Google Apps.)

Other additional interesting data includes:

  • ‘Student’ is the top occupation at 20.01%
  • Bangalore is the top city at 3.86%
  • ‘Single’ is the most popular relationship status at 42.06%

For more info and stats see the full report from Website-monitoring.

Related Topics: Channel: Social Media | Google: Google+


About The Author: is the Director of Marketing for Cypress North, a company that specializes in social media and search marketing services and web-based application development. He has been in the Internet marketing industry for 6+ years and specializes in Social Media Marketing. You can also find Greg on Twitter (@gregfinn) or LinkedIn.

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