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The Top 20 Most Engaging Facebook Applications
There's a well known statistic that Facebook loves to tout publicly: 50 percent of active Facebook users return to the site daily. It's an impressive statistic that few application developers have been able to duplicate. Actually, only one application has been able to reach Facebook's impressive engagement level but many others have come extremely close. As you will see, these applications are indeed the most addictive applications on Facebook.
We've gone through the process of determining which Facebook applications are in fact the most engaging applications on Facebook. So how do we determine engagement? Currently we measure engagement as daily active users (DAUs) divided by monthly active users (MAUs). This metric measures what percentage of an application's total user base returns to the application daily.
I will soon make this metric public and sortable via our Facebook application statistics tool. For now, you can scan over the 25 applications listed below. I also follow-up at the end of this post with some general thoughts on this metric and what developers can learn from this list.
1. Slots - 52.02%
You may have not played Slots on Facebook before but around 70,000 people have played and a whopping 52.02 percent of those users return every single day. There are two other games in the leaderboard which are part of this application's "network". You can play "Scratch and Win" (3rd most engaging application) and "Pull Tabs" (10th most engaging application), and use the tokens that you've won from those applications to bet on slots.
While it may not be the most popular application on Facebook, the developers behind this game are most definitely generating some decent cash flow through repeat users. Also, given that incentive based advertising is the most profitable thing on Facebook, owning a leading gambling application is not a bad position to be in. You can go play the application here.
2. Facebook for BlackBerry Smartphones - 48.9%
It's not surprising to find a Facebook owned application in this leaderboard considering that 50 percent of active ...
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