What does sajha's average user look like?

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If we were to capture sajha's demographic, what would it be? I would ask for San's help in answering this question since he probably knows this best. 5% - other 15% - still living in Nepal 25% - left Nepal 10-20 years ago 30% - left Nepal 5-10 years ago 25% - left Nepal 0-5 years ago Of those living in America: 7% - US Citizens 12% - Greencard 12% - F1 visa 5% - J1 visa 7% - out of status and illegal 50% - H1 B Visa 7% - other 50% - 20 somethings 30% - 30 somethings and 40 somethings 20% - other 45% college students 45% professionals 10% other (housewives, business owners, kids) Income level - 3% - $100,000 or more 7% - 70k - 100k 20% - 50k - 70k  30% - 30k - 50k 20% - 20k-30k 10% - below 20k 80-90% men 10% - women (I'm probably being generous here) 40% would be from other Zones other than Bagmati - 1.Bagmati - 60% 2.Bheri - 3.Dhawalagiri 4.Gandaki 5.Janakpur 6.Karnali 7.Koshi  8.Lumbini 9.Mahakali 10.Mechi 11.Narayani 12.Rapti 13.Sagarmatha 14.Seti Your guess? Last edited: 15-Dec-11 11:02 PM Last edited: 15-Dec-11 11:03 PM Last edited: 17-Dec-11 09:06 AM

BABAL Khate · Dec 15, 2011 10:29 PM · 16,112 views

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i will help you find this out bro, tell me where to start okay?

chaurey · Dec 16, 2011 11:31 AM

Hi Babal Khatey here is some demographics from Alexa.com The information cannot be 100% or even anywhere closer to being accurate but it provides a benchmark. Alexa relies on users installing the alexa toolbar in order to come up with the demographics and not many sajha users have that toolbar installed. In the graph below the zero position is the average value in internet. If it goes red then it means how much less than average and if it goes green, it means how much more than average. Last edited: 16-Dec-11 12:56 PM

ne0 · Dec 16, 2011 12:55 PM

Neo, That is excellent information! Great job. It's good to see where my hypothesis of numbers stands with Alexa.com's statistics. Neither them or I are 100% correct, but it gives us both a benchmark for people like you and I. No?

BABAL Khate · Dec 16, 2011 1:18 PM

Chaurey, If you want to help, I need help interpreting the data that Neo has presented. It would be good to figure out what the "average value on the internet" is that Alexa.com is referring to. This way we can figure out where sajha stands in relation to this average. This statistics would be great information. Last edited: 16-Dec-11 01:22 PM

BABAL Khate · Dec 16, 2011 1:20 PM

The above information was posted by SAN: http://sajha.com/sajha/html/in...

BABAL Khate · Dec 16, 2011 1:27 PM

  I made a picture with your description and this is how it turned out to be.  Atleast I look like this dude. 

bodmas · Dec 16, 2011 2:39 PM

Ha ha Bodmas, I love it. Dude, it shows that you have a lot of confidence in yourself to be able to laugh at yourself.  Ok, I will create a story to go along with that picture you posted. The average sajha user: Someone come up with a name for this guy. Any suggestions for the name of 'the average sajha user?' Bodmas, since you came up with the picture, you choose the name: So this is my profile for the average sajha user so far. I will make any changes to this profile as you guys make suggestions. And guys, remember that this is a caricature only done for fun, ok? So no one take it personally. This person represents the average of all of us. It is not anyone of us in particular. Profile for the average sajha user: Ram Prasad Ram Prasad is a nerdy looking dude, who wears glasses. He has a pimply face, and enjoys scouring through sajha pages in his free time.  He has a nasal laughter that makes a honking noise when he reads about a clever remark made by his fellow sajha-basi. He enjoys making fun of other people. He has chhwanke bange teeth. When Ram Prasad types remarks on sajha, he tries very hard not to get caught in a put down. He scans the 'kurakani' section for Visa updates and job openings, reading up on difficulties other students and fellow Nepalese are having. He gives and receives advice, careful not to reveal too much personal information out of fear that someone might make fun of him. He feels a little envious reading about the luxurious Nepalese who are more settled in America. Looks for their advice and guidance and admires them but he feels a little jealous also. He hopes to be where they are in a few years.  Ram Prasad scans sajha at his college lab computer or when he is doing his gas station job. In between doing his homework and his job, he checks out sajha to escape from his mundane reality. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What else should I add? Suggestions?    Last edited: 16-Dec-11 08:13 PM

BABAL Khate · Dec 16, 2011 2:47 PM

How does Ram prasad sounds to you?

bodmas · Dec 16, 2011 6:37 PM

where r the h1bs? Agreed we were students before, you are ignoring the huge chunks here.

anon · Dec 16, 2011 7:18 PM

@Bodmas: Ram Prasad sounds fantastic.  Meet Ram Prasad. @ anon: I know there are huge chunks missing. That is why I need feedback from people like you. Why don't you help me fill the gaps. Tell me what else is missing and I will start to fill it.

BABAL Khate · Dec 16, 2011 8:06 PM

 Sweet. 

bodmas · Dec 17, 2011 8:59 AM

OK Anon, I have added the H1B visa to the stasticis. Let me know what else is missing.

BABAL Khate · Dec 17, 2011 9:07 AM

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