eCommerce
Determining Social Media ROI [INFOGRAPHIC]
InventHelp created this infographic explaining how to determine the ROI of social media marketing because 73% of CEOs think marketers lack business credibility.
Read MoreTop 10 Site Categories For European Women [CHART]
Women in Europe account for the majority of time spent on multiple retail site categories, per comScore figures released in July.
Read MoreMobile Channels Used For Customer Interaction [CHART]
1 in 2 company marketers say they are using QR codes to encourage their customers to interact with their brand.
Read MorePinterest Purchasing By Gender [CHART]
Men report being more than twice as likely as women to have purchased a product or service after discovering it on Pinterest, per results of a Compete survey.
Read MoreeCommerce Sites' Traffic Referral Sources [CHART]
Social media may be getting all the buzz these days, but search engines still refer far more traffic to e-commerce sites, according to a new report from Monetate.
Read MoreBlog Purchase Influence By Generation [CHART]
Roughly two-thirds of consumers who visit or read blogs say that their purchasing decisions are influenced by brand mentions or promotions within the blog’s content, according to survey results released in June 2012 by Burst Media.
Read MoreThe Data Minute [INFOGRAPHIC]
DOMO created this infographic to illustrate how much data is created every minute.
Read MoreEarned Social Media Purchase Influence Demographics [CHART]
18% of US consumers – including 23% under 35 – have bought a brand because their friends like or follow the brand on a social network, per findings from an Ipsos survey.
Read MoreThe Engagement & ROI Of Personalization [CHART]
Although social graph data is the type of information used by the fewest digital marketers to personalize the online experience, the vast majority who use this data report a high impact on ROI and engagement
Read MoreRetailers' Multichannel Services [CHART]
Retailers in North America are getting the hint and making store pickup programs a relatively high priority.
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