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The Top 25 Most Visited Sites by US Hispanics


Feb. 4, 2009

Audience Growth…

The total US Internet audience grew by 4% in 2008, while the Hispanic growth more than doubled that figure by posting a 9% growth rate.

Nonetheless, US Hispanics are still underrepresented online. While they comprise over 15% of the country’s total population, they account for just over 10.5 percent of the country’s online population.


Jockeying for 1st….

The below chart shows the top 25 most visited sites by US Hispanics in 2008. Those in dark green show websites that grew their Hispanic audience by up to 25%. Those in bright green grew their audiences by more than 25%. Meanwhile those in red saw their Hispanic audience shrink in 2008.

Wresting 1st place away from Yahoo! are Google Sites, which given the volume of traffic going to their sites—over 15.75 million, representing more than 75% of the total Hispanic audience—posted an impressive 21% growth in audience over 2007.

While Yahoo! sites were garnered the most audience in December of 2007, they lost their top position to Google sites after posting just 6% growth in the past year.

 

 

Total Unique Visitors (000)

Dec-07

Dec-08

% Change

Total Internet : Total US Audience

183,619

190,650

4

Total US Hispanic Audience

18,535

20,158

9

Google Sites

13,002

15,795

21

Yahoo! Sites

14,208

15,123

6

Microsoft Sites

11,671

13,313

14

Fox Interactive Media

8,757

10,603

21

AOL LLC

N/A

10,288

N/A

eBay

7,453

7,314

-2

Ask Network

5,146

7,142

39

Amazon Sites

5,105

6,062

19

Glam Media

2,325

5,535

138

Apple Inc.

4,200

5,372

28

Wikimedia Foundation Sites

4,608

5,343

16

Viacom Digital

4,127

4,716

14

FACEBOOK.COM

2,633

4,698

78

CBS Corporation

1,465

4,655

218

Wal-Mart

3,908

4,395

12

Turner Network

N/A

4,085

N/A

Target Corporation

3,444

3,986

16

New York Times Digital

3,452

3,729

8

Weather Channel, The

3,408

3,333

-2

Photobucket.com LLC

2,193

3,210

46

Adobe Sites

3,178

3,202

1

Disney Online

3,470

3,173

-9

AT&T Interactive Network

1,941

3,048

57

AT&T, Inc.

2,709

2,976

10

Verizon Communications Corporation

2,424

2,954

22

Source: comScore


The Superstars…

2008 was a year that saw dramatic gains for certain companies, particularly those marked in bright green.

In absolute terms, CBS Corporation and Glam Media added the most visitors, each tacking on about 3.2 million in the past year. CBS Corporation posted a soaring 218% growth rate for the year, tripling its audience, while Glam more than doubled its audience in the same period.

Social networking site Facebook had a banner year as well, boosting its Hispanic numbers by 78% to almost 4.7 million.


The Losers…

It’s hard to characterize any site on the top 25 a loser, but technically that’s what the companies highlighted in red are, each one having registered fewer visitors in December of ’08 than in ’07.

Interesting to note is that these are all big-name companies: eBay, down 2%, The Weather Channel down 2%, and Disney Online down 9%.

   
 
   


   
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