New figures from comScore echo what many Google+ critics have been saying for the past few months. Google+ seems to be good at signing up users for its network, in large part due to its strategy of integrating its other products to the network. However, these users, which now number 90 million, don’t stick around to actually use the network, according to the data. Where are they? At Facebook and, to a lesser extent, Twitter and even Pinterest. ComScore found that between September and January, visitors accessing Google’s social network were spending an average of three minutes a month on Google+.
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Google+ Has Trouble Snagging Eyeballs, Report Claims
Posted by: Erika Morphy February 28, 2012 02:51 PMNew figures from comScore echo what many Google+ critics have been saying for the past few months. Google+ seems to be good at signing up users for its network, in large part due to its strategy of integrating its other products to the network. However, these users, which now number 90 million, don’t stick around to actually use the network, according to the data. Where are they? At Facebook and, to a lesser extent, Twitter and even Pinterest. ComScore found that between September and January, visitors accessing Google’s social network were spending an average of three minutes a month on Google+.