Data from CNNIC: According to CNNIC’s latest Chinese SNS users’ report, Renren has dominated the whole SNS market with its 39% market share and most stable user foundation (user loyalty as high as 69.6%). However, the report has excluded Qzone which may have a bigger market share and higher user loyalty when combined with Tencent Pengyou.
数据源自CNNIC：根据CNNIC最新的国内SNS用户报告，人人网由于其39%的市场份额以及高达69.6%的用户忠诚度而在中国SNS市场上占据了主导地位。但是，在该报告的分析对象中， CNNIC 用腾讯朋友取代了Qzone这个可能占有更多市场份额以及拥有更高用户忠诚度的网站。
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Membership vs. loyalty in Chinese social networks. Renren wins. http://bit.ly/lr0FDK
How is loyalty measured here? Return visits? A survey? Does it indicate the users are exclusive to one network over another?
Hi Simon, it’s measured by CIC’s data tracking tool. I prefer to call it the stickness which has been generated after a long term of application of renren since the users’ student period.
The loyal renren users are those who spend more time here than that of any other sns, but I don’t think they are exclusive. Generally the Chinese netizens will have accounts in various sns which enable them to get more info and interact & communicate with more people. They are not likely to put all the eggs in one basket. The most popular social media sites, as to me, are Qzone, weibo and renren.
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