Data presented by Safe Betting Sites indicates 53% of Americans prefer YouTube as the source of watching sports highlights. The data is as of September 2020.
Other preferred social media channels for watching sports highlights include Facebook which ranked second at 45%. Instagram is third with 30% preference.
Other preferred social media channels for watching sports highlights include Facebook which ranked second at 45%. Instagram is third with 30% preference.
Snapchat ranked fourth with 16% of Americans preferring it to watch highlights. Surprisingly, TikTok is fifth with 16%. Twitter ranked sixth at 14% while Reddit enjoys a 5% preference.
Most of the social media platforms usually have users with varied needs, a key point for creators to consider. According to the research report:
"The data shows the need of building robust sport content highlights for social media platforms. The highlights should carry users' needs for each social media platform. Content creators appear to be winning the battle considering that a new platform like TikTok is already rising as preferred sources of sports highlights."
The research also overviewed the most popular websites on the global Majestic Million ranking, by referring subnets as of October 2020. Facebook.com holds the top spot at 497,554 followed by Google.com at 492,522 while YouTube.com is third with 449,048 referring subnets.
Most of the social media platforms usually have users with varied needs, a key point for creators to consider. According to the research report:
"The data shows the need of building robust sport content highlights for social media platforms. The highlights should carry users' needs for each social media platform. Content creators appear to be winning the battle considering that a new platform like TikTok is already rising as preferred sources of sports highlights."
The research also overviewed the most popular websites on the global Majestic Million ranking, by referring subnets as of October 2020. Facebook.com holds the top spot at 497,554 followed by Google.com at 492,522 while YouTube.com is third with 449,048 referring subnets.
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