Consumer Behavior
Types Of Negative Social Posts About Companies, February 2014 [CHART]
High levels of positive posts come even when nearly half of US marketing professionals are still missing a strategy for dealing with negative buzz.
Read MorePositive & Negative Brand Interactions On Social Media, Q1 2014 [CHART]
55% of interactions with brands that took place on Twitter were positive in nature, with an additional 25% neutral.
Read MoreTrends In LinkedIn Use, May 2014 [TABLE]
36.2% rated LinkedIn as being Extremely Important to their efforts to grow their networks, develop their businesses, or help them find their employment.
Read MoreChallenges Faced By Marketers At Mid-Sized Companies, May 2014 [CHART]
Marketers at mid-sized companies (50-5,000 employee) find it challenging to manage the growing number of technical vendors used by marketing.
Read MoreUS Connected Device Penetration, 2013 vs 2014 [CHART]
Some 45% of households own a tablet as of late January, up 6% points from the comparable period last year, and 16% plan to purchase one this year.
Read MoreConsumer Reactions To The Heartbleed Security Bug, April 2014 [CHART]
Just 39% of US internet users regularly change their computer passwords.
Read MoreConsumer Attitudes Toward Companies' Handling Of Personal Data, December 2013 [CHART]
Firms that are able to ease worries may see positive results in their sales: 78% of internet users said they only purchased from companies they trusted.
Read MoreChange In Concern About Personal Data Privacy, March 2014 [CHART]
60% of US internet users were more concerned about how companies protected personal data than they had been 12 months ago.
Read MoreEmail's Marketing Engagement [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic by Sikich illustrates the effectiveness of email marketing and offers 10 tips to help you break through the clutter.
Read MoreAttitudes Toward Watching The World Cup Online, February 2014 [CHART]
Nearly half of adult US internet users said that being able to watch the soccer games on multiple devices was important to them.
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