What Drives Sharing on Mobile Devices?

Users of smaller screens are more likely to be engaged in content consumption than content creation, but are more likely to share content to social networks, according to a study of mobile device usage released this week by Onswipe, a company that helps Web publishers optimize for mobile devices.

Users of smaller screens are more likely to be engaged in content consumption than content creation, but are more likely to share content to social networks, according to a study of mobile device usage released this week by Onswipe, a company that helps Web publishers optimize for mobile devices.

Onswipe surveyed users of its products, all of which feature buttons that allow users to share content to email, Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest.

The usage patterns depict tablets as “leisure devices,” on which users spend more time on social networks, according to Onswipe CEO Jason

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