Facebook Pages By The Numbers [Infographic]

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SHOCKING: Most (56%) Facebook Pages have fewer than 300 fans.  30% of pages have fewer than 30 fans, 25% of pages have 3o -300 fans.  Not surprisingly, Bands have the highest average fan count, at around 12.5K, followed by actors at 11.6K.  Politicians have ACTIVE pages… meaning large numbers of people are talking about them, ~ 415.  82% of pages had fewer than five wall posts each month!  Politicians had the most average posts per month, at ~ 65… FB is keeping Capitol Hill interns BUSY!

Research and info by Recommend.ly conducted on 1.7 million Facebook pages

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Walker Lewis is a consultant at Dub Clicks, a digital marketing, analytics, and strategy firm in San Francisco, CA.

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