Email Marketing
US Email Conversion Rates For House vs. Prospect Lists, 2010 & 2012 [CHART]
May 2012 data from the CMO Council showed a significant majority of marketers worldwide (67%) rated email the most successful digital marketing tactic.
Read MoreMobile Marketing Tactics Worldwide [CHART]
Mobile websites and apps are currently the most widely adopted mobile marketing tactics, used by 46% and 45% of marketers, respectively.
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 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 MoreChannel Integration [CHART]
Roughly half of the company respondents said that their email and website efforts are very well integrated, but far fewer could say the same about mobile messaging (16%), mobile apps (14%), or the mobile web (13%).
Read MoreThe Data Minute [INFOGRAPHIC]
DOMO created this infographic to illustrate how much data is created every minute.
Read MoreFavorite Ways Teens Communicate With Friends [CHART]
Teens are avid social media users, but when it comes to their preferred methods of communication with friends, social networks barely register, per findings from a Common Sense Media report released in June 2012.
Read MoreTeens' Online Communications Habit [CHART]
9 in 10 teens have used social media at some point & half visit a social networking site at least daily, finds Common Sense Media in a June 2012 survey.
Read MoreeTailer Customer Lifetime Value By Customer Type [CHART]
Flash sale retailers capture an additional 385% of the amount a customer spends in their first 30 days during the remainder of their first year as a customer, according to a report released in June 2012 by RJMetrics.
Read MoreOnline Seniors [INFOGRAPHIC]
via marketingprofs.com Though seniors (adults age 65 and older) have spent much of their lives without the technology that younger generations have grown up with, fully six in ten (60%) say they use the Internet, participating in a variety of activities such as social networking, playing games, and buying products, according to report by Forrester…
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