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By Steve Spalding October 10th, 2007
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The good folks over at Anderson Analytics have put together a study to determine what sites male and female college students visit most often. The results look like this,

What can we learn from this?
The big take away.
If you are marketing to college students, they look for the same things online that they do offline: Products (Amazon, Ebay) , Promotions (Slickdeals), Entertainment (YouTube, Addictinggames, ESPN) and Gossip (Perez and Engadget). No single study can be a definitive guide to a demographics use habits, but this one passes first blush. Take notice.
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Julienne
October 11th, 2007 at 1:14 am
2This is a very interesting survey. Surely, businesmen and homeowners(e.g those who want to refinance their homes) alike can make very good use of this information.
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