I guess it was about a month ago when I signed up for CrowdScience.com‘s service to see what they could tell me about the visitors to my little old blog here. And some of you may have been prompted during the last few weeks with a little popup asking you to take a survey. For those of you who participated – Thanks!
Anyway, I thought it would be fun and interesting to share some of the results of the profiles of readers here on the blog. A few statistics that I find particularly interesting are:
18% of OMB readers are still in School, but over 2/3rds have attended at least some college. 40% of you actually have degrees!
More than half of you report that you are earning over $50,000 per year. Wow! That’s a wealthy bunch of readers!
50% of you guys are over 35 years old. Obviously, the other 50% is younger. ;-)
About half of you are married, and 20% still live with your parents.
42% of you use the Internet at LEAST 24 hours per week! Wow, that’s like a part time to full time job!
Here are the raw charts and graphs. I’ve selected a few to showcase, but more are available in the thumbnails below. If you notice any other interesting stats from these graphs leave me a comment below. I’m fascinated by this information although I have absolutely no use for it at all! Have fun!
Education Levels
Income Levels
Age Distribution
Marital Status
Internet Usage Habits
And here are several other areas to explore…
Young adults are actively reading and engaging with content on OneMansBlog.com, reflecting diverse interests.
Visual data showing the distribution of readers by company size for OneMan’sBlog.com, highlighting engagement levels.
A global crowd explores OneMansBlog content, reflecting diverse interests and readership from multiple countries.
A chart displaying various degrees of user input impact on decision-making, highlighting the importance of input in online decision processes.
Visual representation of reader responses to economic outlook questions on OneMansBlog, highlighting diverse opinions.
Visual data on the educational levels of visitors engaging with OneMansBlog content.
CrowdScience reveals who is reading OneMan’s Blog, showcasing diverse audience engagement.
Chart illustrating the gender distribution of readers engaging with OneMansBlog.com.
Visual representation of the income ranges of visitors reading OneMan’sBlog.com, highlighting diverse readership.
CrowdScience analysis of visitors reading OneMansBlog.com for insights.
CrowdScience analysis reveals who is reading OneMansBlog.com, highlighting diverse audience demographics.
Breakdown of reader job levels for OneMan’sBlog.com, highlighting executive and mid-level professionals.
Analysis of reader demographics and engagement on OneMansBlog.com.
Survey results on offline activities like starting a business, buying a home, and retiring in the next 6 months.
Understanding the readers of OneMansBlog.com reveals diverse tech and lifestyle preferences.
A vibrant crowd of readers engaging with content on OneMansBlog.com, showcasing curiosity and interest in the latest topics.
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Great service there, so are you going to change anything here according to the results to optimize the site?
Just goes to show that I’m a minority in every category! Or that your viewers are incredibly evenly distributed, showing that your blog has a wide appeal.
I am a bit of a stats junkie, so this is great. Is the service free?
Anyway, I thought it would be fun and interesting to share some of the results of the profiles of readers here on the blog. A few statistics that I find particularly interesting are:
Great service there, so are you going to change anything here according to the results to optimize the site?
Just goes to show that I’m a minority in every category! Or that your viewers are incredibly evenly distributed, showing that your blog has a wide appeal.
I am a bit of a stats junkie, so this is great. Is the service free?