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Daily & Weekly Content Activities Of Tablet Owners, August 2012 [TABLE]
Pew found that getting the news was the No. 2 activity conducted on tablets both on a daily and weekly basis, not far behind email.
Read MoreEmail Opens By Daypart [INFOGRAPHIC]
To take a more quantitative dive into the question of timing email, GetResponse Email Marketing decided to go into its substantial dataset for some research and produce this infographic.
Read MoreThe Halloween Economy [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from WiseBread looked into Halloween spending, and found that from 2007 to 2012, Americans shelled out an average of $28.65 on costumes.
Read MoreSocial Media & Political Engagement By Generation [CHART]
38% of those who use social networking sites use those social media to Like or promote material related to politics or social issues that others have posted.
Read MoreNetworked & Hyperconnected [PRESENTATION]
Networked and Hyperconnected: The New Social (and work) Operating System, A presentation by Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Internet Project.
Read MorePolitical Text Messaging [TABLE]
19% have sent text messages related to the campaign to friends, family members, or other people that they know and 5% have signed up to receive text messages directly from a candidate or other group involved in the election.
Read MoreMobile Campaign News By Political Affiliation [TABLE]
Some 27% of registered voters who own a cell phone have used their phone during this election campaign to keep up with news related to the election or politics.
Read MoreMobile Phone Ownership & Use By Political Party Affiliation [TABLE]
Liberal voters are more likely than conservatives to own a smart phone or to use text messaging.
Read MoreB2B Storytelling
81.5% of B2B Marketers listed engaging & compelling storytelling among the top three elements of effective B2B content.
Read MoreBest Sources For Marketing & Advertising, October 2012 [CHART]
Given up to 2 choices, 45% of consumers named newspapers and TV the best marketing and advertising sources, beating out other traditional sources such as consumer forums and publications (28%).
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