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Trade Me, Banks, Facebook top net ratings

Media Release
August 30, 2010

Trade Me, Banks, Facebook top net ratings

Trade Me rates as the country’s most visited web site in the past 30 days.
An HorizonPoll of 3179 New Zealanders nationwide between August 23 and 28 shows 83% have visited or used Trade Me. Online banking comes second with 73% and Facebook third with 71%.

HorizonPoll (www.horizonpoll.co.nz) reports that among media sites Stuff (the Fairfax group) pips the NZ Herald online by 41% to 38%.

Shopping sites beat the top rating media sites with 41% being visited or used in the previous 30 days.

The survey is weighted by age, gender, personal income, employment status and party vote 2008. The maximum margin of error at a 95% confidence level is 1.7%
HERE’S HOW THEY RATE THIS MONTH:

Which of the following websites have you visited or used in the past 30 days?
A.
NZ Herald online


38%
B.
Stuff


41%
C.
Scoop


5%
D.
Other news sites


29%
E.
Magazine web sites


13%
F.
Business web sites


14%
G.
Trade Me


83%
H.
Real estate sites


28%
I.
Shopping sites


43%
J.
Travel sites


35%
K.
Blogs


13%
L.
Twitter


6%
M.
Facebook


71%
N.
Bebo


7%
O.
Linked In


6%
P.
Windows Live spaces


14%
Q.
Yahoo live


20%
R.
Gmail


30%
S.
Online banking


73%
T.
Skype


30%
U.
None of these


1%
V.
Other, please specify


5%

Ends

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