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For Storytellers

To some, these are boring so just please skip it J  But to those who are into storytelling, here are some numbers that may be of interest to you;

54 million Filipinos use Facebook every month;

84% of posts on Facebook are done on smartphones;

80% of the traffic are digital videos;

69% more videos are posted during Christmas Season on FB;

21% more posts recorded on Instagram in the same season;

2 of Filipino’s favorite digital platforms are Facebook and Instagram

4 of the most downloadable apps in 2015 are all FB properties; (that's Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Twitter, and I forgot the other one)


Dan Neary, Vice President for Asia Pacific of Facebook shared these numbers at the Digital Congress held about 2 weeks ago in PICC.  Just something to think about when you want to share your story.  But while these are the numbers, remember that Facebook is not the only platform out there :) (more on this story in future blog :)
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