Today, Inside Facebook has released the October 2009 edition of the Facebook Global Monitor, tracking Facebook’s growth in detail around the world. The Facebook Global Monitor tracks Facebook’s international metrics for marketers, developers, and analysts to spot trends and opportunities. A few highlights from the report’s findings:
- Facebook’s growth in Asia continued to grow by leaps and bounds in September…
- Facebook is also experiencing an increase in growth in Eastern Europe…
- Facebook also hit milestones in Austria, Germany, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia in the last month…
The Facebook Global Monitor is a premium service and newsletter produced by Inside
Facebook that provides vital data and insight to media industry executives, global marketing and communications firms, analysts, and developers for whom Facebook’s rapid international expansion poses significant opportunities or threats.
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Each month, the Facebook Global Monitor provides the latest comprehensive data on the expansion of Facebook’s audience in nearly 100 global markets. In addition, the Monitor provides alerts on breakout and cooling markets, as well as our latest in-house projections on Facebook’s growth in each country 30 days, 90 days, and 12 months into the future.
See the full table of contents of the first newsletter below. All reports are based on primary research by Inside Facebook using data from Facebook, and each section is designed to elucidate key actionable trends.
We believe big opportunities exist for developers and marketers to reach and engage the Facebook audience in these rapidly emerging and expanding markets. Cheers to continued growth in 2009!
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