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Word Of Mouth

Influential Sources For College Students' Back-To-School Purchase Decisions, August 2014 [TABLE]

More than four in 10 college students said they did not plan to use their phone or tablet for researching or buying back-to-school items.

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How College Students Prefer To Get Information About Products & Services, October 2014 [CHART]

Internet ads got more mentions than TV ads as a preferred way college students like to learn about products or services, albeit not by a vast margin.

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Brand Buzz Among Millennials & Minorities, 2014 [TABLE]

While Amazon.com topped the brand buzz rankings among US adults overall last year, Netflix topped the charts among Millennials.

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Top US Brand Buzz Rankings, 2014 [CHART]

Amazon enjoys the best public perception for the second consecutive year.

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Top Mobile Website Access Methods, January 2015 [CHART]

Mobile app consumption relative to the mobile web may be overstated.

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Best SMB Customer Acquisition Channels, January 2015 [CHART]

28% of small- and medium-sized businesses said word of mouth was their most effective, up from 26% the previous year.

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How People Discover Information Online, December 2014 [CHART]

Organic search remains the leading method by which US adults find online information and websites.

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How People Form Impressions Of Companies, September 2014 [CHART]

The quality of a company’s products and services is by far the most important factor for consumers when they form their impressions about a company.

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Influences Over Consumers' Purchase Decisions, November 2014 [CHART]

Word-of-mouth tops online reviews and traditional advertising as the top influencer of purchase decisions.

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Millennials' Word-Of-Mouth Brand Mentions, September 2014 [CHART]

Some 84% of Millennials’ word-of-mouth impressions about brands take place offline – with 71% the result of face-to-face conversations (versus just 3% over social media).

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