Pinterest Age Demographics
Pinterest currently ranks among thetop social commerce platforms多达1590万用户购物the social network in the United States alone in 2022. Coupled with its ranking among themost popular social media networks in the US, it’s clear that Pinterest needs to be on every brand’s growth strategy.
But before creating aPinterest marketing and ads strategy, it would help to understand more about the people using the platform, starting with the age demographics of Pinterest users. Here’s a breakdown of Pinterest users by age.
Pinterest age demographics: a breakdown
Arecent reportstudying Pinterest users by age shows that the age range with the highest number of Pinterest users is 25 to 34. As many as 38.9% (or more than one in three) of Pinterest users worldwide fall into this category.
If yourtarget audiencefalls into this age range, you should definitely consider using Pinterest to boost your brand’s presence and grow your business. Separately, it may be of interest to note that this is also the age group to which most Instagram users belong. An analysis ofInstagram users’ age demographicsshows that nearly half (48.63%) of Instagram users are between 25 and 34 years of age.
Breaking this down further, we see that this age group is made up of 28.5% of females and 7.1% of males. The remaining 3.3% do not identify with either. In other words, more than one out of every active Pinterest user is a female aged between 25 and 34.
The second-largest age group to which Pinterest users belong is the 18–24 range. Close to one in four (23%) Pinterest users are in this category.
What this breakdown of the age demographics of Pinterest users shows is that the large majority of them (61.9%) are aged 18 to 34.
This is followed by the 35–44 category, which 15.5% of Pinterest users fall into. The 45–54 and 55–64 age ranges follow, with 9.3% each.
Finally, the age group with the lowest number of Pinterest users is those aged 65 and above. They make up just 4% of Pinterest users. This is in line with a study analyzingsocial media age demographics, which shows that people aged 60 and above are the least likely to be active users of social media.