According to a recent report on Google searches, it has been revealed that in Latin America, including Venezuela, the primary use of the internet is for seeking information. Carlos Jiménez, a business consultant and technology expert, shared insights on the internet usage trends in Venezuela.
Jiménez explained that traditional searches in Latin America typically revolve around seeking information, checking emails, and keeping up with news content. However, he noted that the way information is being searched is evolving, with more people utilizing the internet to look for job opportunities.
YouTube has also emerged as a popular search engine, especially among the younger generation, for finding information. The introduction of AI and Chat GPT has further enhanced the search experience for users.
In Venezuela, searches related to government procedures such as passports and identification cards are prevalent, slightly above the regional average. Additionally, there has been an increased interest in health-related searches post-pandemic, as people have become more focused on improving their well-being through nutrition, sports, and overall health.
Jiménez emphasized that search preferences vary among different user demographics, including variances between genders and generations. Overall, the internet has become a crucial tool for accessing information and services in Venezuela and across Latin America.