Consumer Behavior
Changing Role Of Online Channels Within The Purchase Journey, October 2014 [TABLE]
Few digital shoppers in developed countries feel that social media will play an increased role in their shopping journeys over the next 3 years.
Read MoreNewspapers' Online Reach By Demographic, August 2014 [CHART]
Newspapers’ digital audience grew to 164 million unique visitors (aged 18+) in August 2014.
Read MoreCompanies That Connect With Mobile Users Across Channels, June 2014 [CHART]
43% of respondents could track those who saw a mobile ad across online and offline channels with limitations.
Read MoreTV Average Audience Trends, Q3 2014 [CHART]
Overall TV viewership – measured by audience levels – is in fact steady.
Read MoreAmazon.com Search Click-Through Rates By Position, November 2014 [CHART]
There is only a 19.7% chance that Amazon.com shoppers would view the second page of search results.
Read MoreDemographics Of American Broadband Users, 2013 [CHART]
74.4% of American households reported using the internet (most commonly via a cable modem – 42.8%) and 73.4% a high-speed connection.
Read MoreAmericans' Use Of Communication Devices By Age Group, November 2014 [CHART]
Americans under the age of 50 said that texting was the form of communication they most frequently used.
Read MoreCompanies' Social Good Messages, October 2014 [CHART]
Consumers’ purchase decisions are influenced far more by communications that show that a company takes care of its employees than they are by messaging about companies donating profits or employee time to charities
Read MoreAmerican College Student Demographics, 2013 [CHART]
The number of Americans enrolled in college (undergraduate and graduate) declined by almost half a million for the second consecutive year in 2013.
Read MoreHispanics' Attitudes Toward US Social Progress, November 2014 [CHART]
Hispanics are generally optimistic about the direction the country is taking in health care, equal opportunity and jobs, but they also feel that Latino discrimination is getting worse (36%) rather than better (22%).
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