Women, Seniors, and Teens spike mobile usage

October 1st, 2009

Twenty somethings move over, Mobile Crunch reports that women, seniors, and teens gave mobile a big push this year. The stats were unveiled in the latest Nielsen study.

Mobile and gender

From celebrity news to shopping, mobile Web usage by women traversed a variety of subjects and actions in July, including online shopping and social networking. Women were 1.4 times more likely to visit People.com and use AT&T search via a mobile Web device in July.

Top 10 Mobile Web Sites Among Women Ranked by Audience Composition % in July 2009, U.S.
RANK Site % Unique Audience Composition Composition Index By Unique Audience Unique Audience (000)
1 People 68 143 1,146
2 AT&T Search 68 142 564
3 Horoscope.com 66 138 558
4 Target 63 133 678
5 MySpace.com 58 121 4,116
6 Kraft Foods 58 121 438
7 T-Mobile 56 118 1,522
8 AOL Search 56 119 747
9 Facebook 55 117 8,171
10 Sprint News 55 116 630
Source: The Nielsen Company

In July, men’s mobile Web interests centered on news, sports and online games. Men were 1.8 times more likely to visit Gizmodo – the technology news site – via a mobile phone, making it the No. 1 Web site visited by men on their mobile devices in July in terms of unique audience composition.

Top 10 Mobile Web Sites Among Men Ranked by Audience Composition % in July 2009, U.S.
RANK Site % Unique Audience Composition Composition Index By Unique Audience Unique Audience (000)
1 Gizmodo 95 180 826
2 Maxim 94 179 566
3 NBA 91 172 1,214
4 IGN 91 173 916
5 NFL 89 168 1,819
6 Drudge Report 89 168 626
7 Business Week 88 167 536
8 CNET 86 162 1,759
9 CBS Sports 86 163 1,162
10 Wired 86 162 523
Source: The Nielsen Company
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