Online Behavior
Mobile Millennials Expectations For Brands Technology Use, February 2015 [CHART]
Mobile Millennials are more likely to expect brands to have a mobile-friendly website or app than they are to expect brands to have a social media presence.
Read MoreTop 3 Business Challenges For Retailers, February 2015 [CHART]
A leading 69% of retailers pointed to their need to be there to meet consumers’ use of mobile as part of their shopping experience as their top challenge.
Read MoreEffect Of Frequency On Email Open Rates, B2B vs B2C [CHART]
Open rates are pretty steady for B2B, hovering around 30%.
Read MoreEffect Of Monthly Email Campaign Frequency On Click Rate [CHART]
companies that send 16-30 campaigns a month see a click rate more than two times greater than the click rate of companies that send two or fewer campaigns a month.
Read MoreAmount Millennials Spend Via Social Commerce, Fall 2014 [CHART]
Nearly three-quarters of Millennials spent $49 or less when buying something via Twitter, compared with 54% who said the same about Facebook.
Read MoreWhy Millennials Follow Brands On Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest, Fall 2014 [TABLE]
US Millennials were most likely to follow a brand or company on Twitter to get a coupon or discount, cited by 85%.
Read MoreFemale Homeowners' Attitudes Toward Smart-Home Tech, November 2014 [TABLE]
US female homeowners in the under-35 age group consistently overindexed for usage and interest in smart-home technology features when compared with all women surveyed.
Read MoreUse & Interest In Smart-Home Tech Among Women Homeowners, November 2014 [TABLE]
In a January 2015 report, IHS forecast that smart-home device shipments worldwide would rise 660% between 2013 and 2018, from 25 million to 190 million.
Read MoreSMBs Attitudes Toward Online Marketing, 2013 vs 2014 [CHART]
Three-quarters of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in North America said digital marketing was effective for attracting customers.
Read MoreTop Ways People Would Use Wearables, December 2014 [CHART]
Among the 67.7% of US smartphone owners who didn’t own a wearable, smart wristbands such as Fitbit and Jawbone were of the most interest, cited by 39.4%.
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