Seventy-six percent of US internet users earning over $150,000 per year read blogs, up from 57 percent 2 years ago, according to a recent survey by the Luxury Institute. And would you believe 24% of them are bloggers themselves? What’s also interesting is that only 25% of general internet users read blogs, with a scant 9% writing them. This is according to the Pew Institute and American Life Project.
Either the wealthier segment of society has more time on their hands or they are the early adopters.
The Luxury Institute surveyed 1000 web users earning in excess of $150k per year and, according to the bean counters, the margin of error is a little over 3 percent.
The Luxury Institute is based in New York City on 57th Street.
Source: UPI
Further Reading:
The Future of the Internet Pew Institute and American Life Project [pdf]
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