Advertising || Fantasy Football Industry User Demographics
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The Fantasy Football Times.com and Fantasy Industry User Demographics
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| Age Group:12-48 year olds
(25-34 years olds are strongest demographic)
Gender:
93% male (females showing notable growth)
91% white
13% teenagers
Household Income:
$60-100,000 average annual income per year
Education:
70% have a Bachelor’s Degree or higher
How Many are Playing?
29.9 million fantasy football participants
11% of US population
69% growth rate from 2003
50% consider themselves diehard football fans
Internet Use:
85% are internet users
84% are “super net vets” (5+ yrs experience)
“Sticky users” (heavy & repeated users)
Interactive Fantasy Sports Fans:
300 million sports broadband users
$1-2 billion annual economic impact in industry
$3-4 billion total economic movement in industry |
Fantasy
Players Spend: $200/person on fantasy football per year
$800 million on fantasy sports products
$3 billion spent on related media products
3-4 hours per week managing teams
30 minutes per day managing teams
Predominately done over the internet
Connect & spend more online
| Purchases & Interests: Sporting Events:
Alcohol:
Clothing Apparel:
Cell Phones:
Sports Memorabilia:
Electronics:
Automobiles:
Other:
Gaming/Music/Entertain.
Dating Services
Technology/Software
Travel
Financial/Banking
Professional/Job Sites
Medical/Healthcare |
65%
60%
50%
40%
30%
30%
20%
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sources: Ipsos, SBR Net/Sports, Jupiter Research, Research
Alert, Screen Digest, ArkSports Limited, ClickZ Network, FSTA, & the Fantasy
Football Times.com |
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