Year-on-Year Growth of Digital Channel!

Hello People,
Ever wondered as how our life has changed, I mean the way we socialize with people be it our friends, relatives and colleagues.

Earlier we used to call them, meet them, and have a nice time spent with them over a coffee or beer! But the way digital platform has evolved it has actually changed us big time.

I mean long chats on phone has been replaced by WhatsApp Messages, catching friends on weekends has been replaced by Facebook posts and chats, and off course the Birthday greets have are now done on social media.

The Social platform has grown vast and will further grow.

I have tried portraying the Growth of Digital channel as compared to last 12 months with the help of an Info-Graphic.


The stats will themselves explain as how vast the digital channel has grown just in a matter of 12 months.
YOY Growth of Digital Channel


I wonder as how far will this grow further.

Special thanks to (www.piktochart.com) which has helped me to prepare this info-graphic, I will try to share more of these info-graphics to enhance the understanding of the stats and figures.

So, that’s that for today, will see you in the digital world.
Till then stay digital and play your digital musings.

Ravi Agarwal

Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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