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China’s Internet Population to Double US and Japan Combined by 2015

So we received a really interesting research report about China digital space from Boston Consulting Group. I have gone through the report several times, and there are many breathtaking numbers. But the charts that caught my attention are the ones below. One of which estimated that by 2015, China will have nearly twice the number of internet users as U.S and Japan combined. On China’s internet usage, entertainment and social networking (games, music, downloads, weibo, QQ) is still the number one reason why Chinese get sucked into the web. On average a Chinese internet user spends more than three hours consuming online videos. Instant messaging is also at three hours each week. In comparison, an average Chinese user spends just 1.1 hour on email each week. Weibo-ing and social networking activities accounts for 1.7 hours of an average user’s time each week. Weibo has been growing like a weed over the past few years. BCG also conveniently segments Chinese internet users in eight different groups. So business development and marketing folks, here is some handy information to make segmenting and targeting a little easier:

In summary, the internet realm in China is huge and still growing. This is, by now, a pretty cliched statement, but there’s really no other way to put it. And everyone, whether they are domestic or international players, wants a piece of the action! We encourage you to click over to BCG’s site and check out the report in its entirety to find out more.