Inside Facebook points out that:
Facebook users still skew young, with younger adults being the single largest groups. The gender imbalance is still the same, with nearly 56% of users people who designate a gender self-identifying as female. Out of this mix, women between 18 and 25 and men between 35 and 44 racked up the two largest numerical gains.
Now with over 50% of the social network user-base between 18-34 year’s old, I’m interested to hear how this affect’s your approach to Facebook?
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Hey Roy, thanks for sharing the chart! Not sure if you saw this, but Mashable had a nice graphic the other day. Thought you’d be interested in checking it out: http://bit.ly/bO5BA7
Hey Jackie – thanks for the comment/link.
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