Pinterest Tops 70 Million Users; 30% Pinned, Repinned, or Liked in June [Study]

A new Pinterest study from Semiocast finds that users from the U.S. are far more active than international users. In June, 79 percent of Pinterest users who pinned, repinned, or liked an image or video were from the United States.

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July 16, 2013 Categories

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If you have suspected that Pinterest continues to grow by leaps and bounds, you are definitely correct. Relatively unheard of until it began experiencing explosive growth and popularity last year, Pinterest has quickly become a powerhouse for sharing and discovering.

A new study from Semiocast shows that Pinterest currently has more than 70 million users on the site. As of February, comScore reported that Pinterest had 48.7 million users globally.

Interestingly, Semiocast took a random sample of 2.05 million users in order to gauge how active the average member on the site is. They found that slightly over 30 percent of users pinned, repinned or liked an image or video last month, which is surprisingly high.

They found that users from the U.S. are far more active than international users on Pinterest. During June 2013, 79 percent of Pinterest users who pinned, repinned, or liked were from the United States.

Pinterest is attempting to broaden their user base internationally with localized Pinterest launches in both the UK and France. However, during Q2 of 2013, 45 percent of first-time users were from outside of the U.S. In terms of popularity, Canada is second, the UK is third, and Australia is fourth for number of Pinterest users.

Semiocast also looked at Pinterest business accounts, and discovered that not many brands have created or converted to Pinterest business accounts. As of July 1, there were only about half a million of these business accounts.

Surprisingly, China with second in the number of business accounts, with 38 percent of business accounts being from China. This is definitely worth noting because Pinterest isn’t localized in Chinese yet.

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