By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
Happen Recently
  • Home
  • Business
  • Startup
  • MSME
  • India
    • Politics
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • History
  • International
  • Magzine
Reading: Meta is betting on  India’s ‘Gen Z’  Instagram users to drive  the trend by  2024 
Share
Aa
Aa
Happen Recently
  • Business
  • MSME
  • Startup
  • India
  • International
  • Get App
  • Magzine
  • Home
  • Business
  • Startup
  • MSME
  • India
    • Politics
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • History
  • International
  • Magzine
India

Meta is betting on  India’s ‘Gen Z’  Instagram users to drive  the trend by  2024 

Team Happen Recently
Last updated: 2023/12/05 at 1:51 PM
Team Happen Recently
Share
4 Min Read
SHARE

  The content  shared by  Indian  Instagram users  is expected to spark conversations around  career,  sports, gaming and fashion.  This is not surprising as  India leads  in terms of Instagram users globally.  

 Tech giant Meta is  looking  ahead  to 2024 and expects  India’s ‘Gen Z’  users to dictate global trends on Instagram.  “Generation Z”  is broadly defined as the demographic  group  of people born between 1996 and 2010.  Given  their  current age, they are  expected to be  social media  enthusiasts. Meta’s  Instagram is betting big on this demographic.  This expectation  of  setting trends and driving  conversations is not surprising.  India is  Instagram’s largest market to date. Figures released  by research firm Statista  earlier this year  indicate  that nearly  230 million (and counting) daily active users  come  from India,  followed by  the  United States  (143.35 million), Brazil (113.5 million) and Indonesia (89.15 million), countries that  track data. Graphics.  

  “The optimistic  and entrepreneurial spirit  of India’s Generation Z  stands out as they  enthusiastically  explore new interests and trends  in various fields.  Their dedication to  their  chosen  fandom  and commitment to self-improvement  is evident  through  this information.  And, while in many  ways, India’s  Gen  Z is  similar to their  peers around the world,  these trends also  reveal  specific areas where they are different and unique,”  ​​said  Paras Sharma,  Meta’s  director of  content  and  community partnerships  in India,  said.  in a  press release.  

  Instagram’s  Trend Talk survey indicates  that  43% of  respondents  hope that 2024 will mark  a milestone  in their  era of personal development,  a year  in which  they  invest in  growth and  your personal  development. More than  in  other countries,  Gen Z social media users  in India believe  that starting and running their own business is the best  way  to  make money.  

 Meta expects Indian users to drive the trend of “more content  on  life advice, more  daily  content and content  on  their  careers”. It involves  celebrities, athletes or even  other creative people. India’s Generation  Z  creates a buzz  on social  media that goes  beyond career  choices. The aspect of relatability also promotes  the  feeling  of  being  part of a “fandom”. Meta  claims that  India has the highest  proportion  of  avid  sports  fans  compared to Gen Z  in  other countries,  including  cricket and football, countries, clubs and  franchises, accounting for most conversations.  

 Meta  named  the Indian  cricket team,  Barcelona,  ​​​Real  Madrid, Royal Challengers  Bangalore  and Chennai Super Kings as the most  popular and  they expect  this to  continue in 2024.  Among the sports  highlights that  you are waiting for, let’s talk about  the next edition of the Indian Premier League T20  cricket.  tournament, the ICC T20  Cricket World Cup  and  the Africa  Cup of Nations.  Apart from  cricket, football and sports in general,  Meta  data indicates  that  BTS  Army,  Swifties, AR Rahman, Shreya  Ghoshal  and Anirudh  stand out. Just like  Minecraft, Fortnite, Call of  Duty  and Roblox  game  enthusiasts.  

 In other trends  expected to  gain momentum  in 2024, a third of  India’s  Gen Z Instagram users are turned off by  what many consider “poor meme taste”, with nearly  half  said they were  interested in do-it-yourself (DIY)  fashion.  and  have  a general interest  in  trying new  foods  and ingredients. 

  According to Meta, this insight  comes from a survey of  about 5,000 people  conducted by trend forecasting  company  WGSN  in collaboration  with  Instagram  in the US, UK, Brazil,  India  and  Korea.  Coverage focuses on Generation Z’s  perception of work, relationships, fashion, beauty, food and social  media  in the context of the  year ahead. 

 For more  information,  visit at https://happenrecently.com/zepto/?amp=1

You Might Also Like

PM Modi has inaugurated the foundation stone for Vadhvan, one of the largest deep-water ports in India

Elon Musk criticizes Brazil’s “pseudo-judge” after order to suspend X.

From Food Delivery Rider to Model: The Transformation of This Mumbai Man’s Life through Poster

Hurun India Rich List 2024: Gautam Adani Tops the List, with Mukesh Ambani in Second Place

Haryana’s Chief Minister travels by bullock cart to attend a meeting while campaigning

TAGGED: Business, happenrecently, India

Sign Up For Daily Newsletter

Be keep up! Get the latest breaking news delivered straight to your inbox.
[mc4wp_form]
By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.
Share this Article
Facebook Twitter Copy Link Print
Previous Article S&P predicts  India  will  become  the third  largest economy by  2030  
Next Article ISRO  returns the  Chandrayaan-3  booster  module to  Earth  orbit 
Leave a comment Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Happen Recently
Follow US

© 2023 Happen Recently. All Rights Reserved.

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
Go to mobile version
adbanner
AdBlock Detected
Our site is an advertising supported site. Please whitelist to support our site.
Okay, I'll Whitelist
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?