Website Marketing
How CMOs Make Decisions About Website Changes [CHART]
MarketingSherpa looks at how CMOs are deciding what changes to make to their websites.
Read MoreHow Online Channels Influence Shopping, Q2 2013 [TABLE]
Product reviews were the leading digital tool that influenced US internet users to shop at a specific retailer (39%).
Read MoreDisconnect In National Brands Local Marketing Priorities, February 2014 [CHART]
More than 8 in 10 national brands expect to increase or maintain their local marketing spend this year, though the percentage planning an increase is down from last year (34% vs. 47%).
Read MoreSocial Referral Traffic Trends, September 2012 – December 2013 [CHART]
While Facebook’s share of site visits retreated a little after a surge in November, it remains the comfortable leader, ending 2013 far ahead of its competitors.
Read MoreCPG Brand Selection Influences, 2014 [CHART]
The study’s results indicate that the top decision influencer is item price, with 81% of respondents to the Q4 2013 study saying it would influence their brand decisions this year.
Read MoreInternal Marketing Teams' Weaknesses At Online Marketing [CHART]
The professionals surveyed especially lack confidence in their internal marketing teams
Read MoreB2B Buyers Website Visits By Time Of Day [CHART]
Traffic is highest in the first half of the day, with the peak time occurring just before and during lunch.
Read MoreB2B Buyer Website Visitors By Day Of The Week [CHART]
Software Advice found B2B buyer activity on their website is highest Tuesday through Thursday.
Read MoreOnline Marketing Tactics For Which B2B Marketers Plan To Increase Spending, 2013 & 2014 [VIDEO]
Three-quarters of business-to-business (B2B) marketers planned to up content spending in 2014, and just 1.3% said they would decrease their content budget.
Read MoreConsumer Responses To Irrelevant Marketing, January 2014 [CHART]
Almost all consumers claim to have received information or promotions not relevant to them, including offers that show the company doesn’t know who they are (71%).
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