Kiwiblog v NZ
October 5th, 2010 at 9:00 am by David FarrarI’ve now got comparisons from Neilsen for NZers who read Kiwiblog vs all NZers who are online.
- Gender – 52% Male KB vs 42% NZ
- Age – similar profile
- Household Income – 30% $40 – $100k KB vs 36% NZ, 34% $100k – $250k KB vs $28% NZ and 7% over $250k KB vs 4%
- Occupation – similar profile
- Location – Auckland 32% vs 34%, Wellington 28% vs 18%, Canterbury 15% vs 14%, Otago 5% v 4%
- Area – 86% urban KB vs 82% NZ
- Ethnicity – NZ European 80% KB vs 76% NZ, Maori 4%, vs 4% PI 2% vs 2%, Other European 7% vs 10%, Asian 2% vs 4%
- Internet Connection – 1% dial up KB vs 3% NZ
- Average Internet use – 36% up to 10 hours/week KB vs 50% NZ, 34% 10 – 20 vs 31%, 16% 20 – 30 vs 11% and 15% over 30 vs 10%
- Web 2.0 – 62% have used social network site vs 53%, 46% have commented n blog/discussion site vs 32%,
- Online Services – 86% use Internet Banking vs 83%, 34% have used VOIP calling vs 30%, 5% gambling vs 5%, 8% gaming vs 7%, 39% auctions vs 37%, 85% read newspaper vs 76%, 46% download or listen to music vs 37%, 28% listened to radio vs 19%, 60% download/view video vs 48%, 33% download/view TV or movie vs 26%, 41% download software vs 33%, 29% used RSS feed vs 18%, 30% monitored sports event vs 24%, 35% used IM vs 32%, 21% accessed Net via mobile phone vs 17%

October 5th, 2010 at 10:12 am
gender
age
ethnicity
sexuality ???
Vote:October 5th, 2010 at 10:51 am
28% of NZ’ers who are online earn over $100k? I find that hard to believe, especially when you consider how many people online are made up of children/teenagers/students.
Vote:October 5th, 2010 at 10:57 am
No, 28% live in a household with income over $100,000. Three graduates who flat together and earn $35,000 qualify, So does the couple earning $52,000 each.
Vote:October 5th, 2010 at 12:36 pm
Kiwiblog – the Rick Pricks choice!
hehe
Vote:October 18th, 2010 at 7:45 pm
you are becoming a parody of yourself farrar,
Vote:stop advertising yourself in meaningless short clips,
you are already old,