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Google+ mentions ‘generate more revenue than Facebook’ (infographic)

May 28, 2013

A single share on Google+ is worth more in revenue than a single referral on Twitter and Facebook, according to this new infographic looking at social media trends from Addshoppers.

The firm analysed $5 million spent in online purchases performed by the social commerce platform.
The data indicates that while Facebok commands by far the highest percentage of all social revenue (39%) due to its dominant market share, an individual referral on Google+ is worth an average of $10.78 compared to Facebook’s $2.35.
The study also indicates that Twitter’s revenue per share is lower than that generated by Facebook.
In terms of sector, Google+ performed particularly well for electronics, the research discovered.
View check out the infographic below, which compares the share values of social networks like Tumblr, Pinterest, and others.
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Source: www.Addshoppers.com

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