Consumers use mobile apps to track fitness, health
Key stat: Over a quarter (27.9%) of US internet users use mobile apps to track their fitness and health, according to October 2024 data from Comscore.
Beyond the chart:
- There will be 92.4 million smartphone health/fitness app users in the US in 2025, per our forecast.
- After a 13.9% increase in 2024, US healthcare and pharma industry mobile ad spend growth will slow slightly, rising 5.7% this year to reach $13.32 billion, 42.6% of the industry’s total media ad spending, per our forecast.
Use this chart: Marketers can use this chart to craft ad strategies aimed at health and wellness consumers, prioritizing mobile ad formats, emphasizing cost savings or value, and promoting discovery of new products.
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Note: Data was provided to EMARKETER by Comscore.
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