This month’s statistics were very interesting… Compare the visitors who took some action on the content (print, email, like, tweet, share, etc) in the first table, against the general trend of visitors, in the second table… You’ll be able to tell a lot about the different mindsets of internet users, based on the software they’re using!
For example, Apple users seem to be extremely… sociable! Safari, the browser used by default in iOS, accounts for 1.5% of the total traffic, but it has contributed 18.75% of the total social sharing actions!
But the grand prize goes to iPad users: they may account for less than 0.3% of the total traffic, but they have actually contributed 12.5% of the sharing! WOW!
Visitors who printed, emailed, liked, tweeted or otherwise shared content (top four):
| Browsers | Operating Systems | ||
| Browser |
Share % |
Operating System |
Share % |
| Firefox |
68.75% |
Windows |
68.75% |
| Safari |
18.75% |
Linux |
12.50% |
| Chrome |
6.25% |
iPad |
12.50% |
| Explorer |
6.25% |
Android |
6.25% |
In comparison to visitors in general (top four):
| Browsers | Operating Systems | ||
| Browser |
Share % |
Operating System |
Share % |
| Firefox |
50.64% |
Windows |
77.79% |
| Chrome |
24.82% |
Linux |
19.70% |
| Explorer |
20.70% |
Macintosh |
1.78% |
| Safari |
1.51% |
iPad & Android |
0.32% |
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