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Pew: internet sales are up, across demographic groups

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November 27, 2005 by Colin

The latest findings from the Pew Internet & American Life Project confirm that rich young guys continue to dominate online sales, but that increasing numbers of internet users (with broadband) are selling online.

Oh – and despite the hype – Craigslist is not the only online classifieds site.

Results from Pew’s telephone survey indicated that:

    “… those who sell things online come from all points on the demographic spectrum, but they are particularly likely to be male, in their 30s, relatively affluent and well-educated. They are also relatively intense users of the internet who have broadband connections and go online frequently.”

The release also notes that the top 5 classifieds sites in October, according to comScore Media, were:

    Craigslist.org 8,236,000 unique visitors
    Trader Publishing Company 7,468,000
    Cars.com 4,298,000
    Apartments.com 1,555,000
    Abracat Property 924,000


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  1. You’re right, and we don’t believe our own press.

    Craig

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