Ever since it launched in January 2013, Vine has gone from from strength-to-strength to top the App Store download charts in April 2013 and quickly signing up millions of users. Today, 5 Vines are posted every second on Twitter.
Also Read: Vine Adds Private Messages
The following infographic designed by Tamba takes a closer look at the rise of Vine.
Key points to remember
- – 57% of Vine users are women
- – The largest age group on Vine is 18-20 years old
- – 1 in 5 tweets contains a Vine link
- – Vine users are most active during weekends
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