Top 10 Social Media in Kenya
Kenya’s Social Media Favorites: What the Latest Votes Reveal
SagaPoll users in Kenya weighed in on their top 10 social media platforms, and the results show a vibrant mix of entertainment, information, and community. Here’s how the country rated the category of Social Media. Curious how your own favorites compare? This snapshot invites you to explore more opinions, share your voice in future polls, and even earn rewards for participating.
TikTok
With a standout score of 4.56/5, TikTok leads the pack. Short-form video is king here—Kenyan creators are driving trends with dance challenges, comedy skits, and quick how-tos. The algorithm’s discoverability and viral potential keep it fresh for both viewers and small businesses.
Youtube
Scoring 4.51/5, YouTube remains the go-to for long-form content—music, tutorials, news analysis, and documentaries. Many Kenyan creators build loyal audiences here thanks to strong search and monetization tools.
At 4.32/5, Instagram blends style and substance. Reels boost reach, Stories keep daily moments flowing, and shops help local brands sell directly. It’s a hub for influencers, lifestyle trends, and SME marketing.
Twitter earns 4.23/5, reflecting its role in real-time conversation. From breaking news to #KOT debates, it’s where public discourse, activism, and live event reactions unfold first.
With 4.22/5, Facebook remains a community staple. Groups and Marketplace connect neighbors, while Pages and Events keep audiences informed. Its broad reach across age groups still makes it essential for local updates.
LinkedIn’s 4.18/5 highlights Kenya’s growing professional scene. Users value networking, job hunting, and thought leadership—especially in tech, finance, and entrepreneurship.
At 4.15/5, Pinterest shines for inspiration—fashion, home decor, wedding ideas, and recipes. It’s a visual search engine that helps users plan projects and discover trends.
Snapchat
Scoring 4.04/5, Snapchat appeals to younger audiences with AR lenses and private, ephemeral messaging. It’s perfect for fun filters and tight-knit friend groups.
Tumblr
With 3.58/5, Tumblr serves niche communities and fandoms. Its microblogging format encourages creative expression, art, and long-form threads outside the mainstream.
Twitch
Twitch closes the list at 3.53/5, reflecting a passionate but still niche live-streaming audience. Gamers, e-sports fans, and IRL streamers are finding their space as Kenya’s gaming scene grows.
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