The Growth of Connectivity in Brazil and Market Opportunities

May 2, 2025

The Digital 2024: Brazil report, published by DataReportal, reveals that Brazil has 144 million active social media users, representing 66.3% of the total population. This figure grew by 1.4% compared to the previous year, highlighting the continued expansion of connectivity in the country.


This growth goes far beyond a mere statistic: it signals profound changes in consumer behavior, communication dynamics, and market strategies. Brazil remains one of the most connected markets in the world, with intense and diverse use of social media — from social interaction to brand discovery and online shopping.



Social networks like WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok lead the rankings and have become key platforms for building relationships between brands and consumers. In addition, 65% of Brazilians already use social media for online purchases, and 29% interact directly with brands through these channels.


The average time spent on social media is also significant: over 9 hours per day on digital platforms. This expands the window of opportunity for brands looking to build a relevant and consistent digital presence.


Another important point is the massive presence of children and teenagers on social networks: 83% of connected young people already have social media profiles. This underscores the importance of digital education, data protection, and responsible marketing.


In this scenario, companies that want to stand out must go beyond a superficial presence. It is essential to understand digital consumer behavior, adapt language and formats, and invest in valuable content and experiences that foster real connections. Being on social media is no longer optional — it's essential to compete and grow.



Is your company ready to engage with this new digital consumer?

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