Understanding Facebook Users
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Anticipating Users
David Evans Ph.D.Psychster Inc.
Psychographic Segmentation
1. Status updates/photos2. Info/news3. App content4. Profile management
Data: 1-5 ratings of how much people need every feature of your media
Factors: Groups of related features
Clusters: Groups of similar people
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Facebook’s User Types (FBSIGN)
Fans
Influencers
Gamers
Social-Searchers
Neutrals
Branders
Facebook’s User Types (FBSIGN)• Fans join interest groups based on politics, art, and
music, and they often link their Facebook account to other websites.
• Branders prefer public to private networking, and they often use Facebook as a tool for business, building a personal brand, or accumulating social capital.
• Social-Searchers employ Facebook to learn about news, media, and entertainment, but they show little interest in apps and games.
• Influencers share videos, links, and good deals with others, and they rarely use the private forms of messaging or sharing available on Facebook.
• Gamers are motivated by games, apps, and coupons; they interact with strangers as often as acquaintances, and though fewer in number they log the most time on Facebook.
• Neutrals are unmotivated by most of Facebook’s features including status updates, and they report being members only to keep connected to the events of family and friends.
Other Psychographic Segments
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5. Opportunities for learning and creativity, mastery.
4. Status, recognition from others, importance of work
3. Acceptance, part of a group, identification with a successful
team
2. Physical safety, economic security, freedom from threats
1. Physical survival. Water, food, sleep, homeostasis
Facebook Allrecipes T-Mobile
Offline Networkers Foodies Professional Balance
Impression Managers Entertainers Wokaholics Tech-heads
Update Junkies Networkers Socializer
Info-Only Spectators Learners Family On-Call
Cruisers App-Users Providers 911 Minimalist
More Information• Find out your segment http://
psychsterdata.com/fbsign/quiz.php • Read the full paper here.• See the full slideshow here. • Listen to a talk about this study http://bit.ly/S2YAz8 .• Visit http://Psychster.com .