According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, as of May 2013, 72% of online U.S. adults use social networking sites -- up from 67% in late 2012, and 8% in 2005.
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A survey examining B2B buyers' research preferences finds the majority begin the process with Google and that shorter white papers and case studies are preferred.
This UMass Amherst study looks to understand what factors influence people to complete watching video ads and what contributes to them abandoning ads.
Analysis of ROI data from Meredith's advertising program finds households exposed to print magazine ad campaigns spent significantly more (+3% to +36%) than those consumers not exposed. The average ROI was $7.81 for every $1 spent.
Analysis of over 2.8 million Facebook posts from 23,000 brands provides a snapshot, by day of the week, of posts distribution and engagement potential.
The overwhelming majority of B2C marketers - 90% - used content marketing in 2013. This report reviews tactics, effectiveness, confidence in the strategy, and more.
According to local ad spend analysis from BIA/Kelsey, direct mail will overtake print Yellow Pages in the General Services vertical in 2013.
According to a recent survey, the popularity of Facebook appears to be waning among U.S. teenagers with Twitter taking the lead as teens' favorite social platform.
According to the latest mobile-related figures from the Pew Internet Project, 91% of American adults own a cell phone (56% have a smartphone); tablet ownership has reached 35%.
ScanLife processed nearly 24 million mobile barcode scans during the third quarter of 2013 alone -- an approximate 40% increase in activity compared to last year at this time.