Posts Tagged ‘North America’
Global Mobile Ad Spending Growth By Region & Country, 2011-2016 [CHART]
The fastest growth in 2012 came from North America, especially the US, where mobile search and display ad spending was up 220%.
Read MoreBenchmark Email Response Metrics, January-November 2012 [CHART]
Customers in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) enjoyed much higher click and open rates during 2012 than its customers in Europe and North America.
Read MoreMedia Ad Spending By Region & Country, 2011-2016 [TABLE]
The fastest growth during the forecast period will come from Latin America, where ad spending is up 11% this year to $34.66 billion.
Read MoreSMBs Who Link To Facebook Or Twitter From Their Homepage [CHART]
In April 2011 Pitney Bowes found that only 13% of SMBs in Canada were using social media very often, while 52% of SMBs were not using social media at all.
Read MoreWorldwide Click-Through Rates For Rich Media, Mobile & Standard Banner Ads By Region [CHART]
According to analysis from MediaMind, mobile banners enjoyed clickthrough rates between 0.42% and 1.41%, depending on the region measured.
Read MoreWorldwide Facebook Users By Region & Country, 2010-2014 [CHART]
Growth in Facebook users will follow a similar pattern. eMarketer forecasts that Facebook will have nearly 826 million users around the world this year.
Read MoreWorldwide Social Networking Growth By Region & Country, 2010-2014 [CHART]
The fastest growth will come from the emerging markets of the world, especially the Middle East and Africa (where the base of social network users remains small) and Asia-Pacific.
Read MoreGlobal Media Ad Spending By Region, 2010-2016 [TABLE]
Ad spending in China will reach nearly $53B next year, surpassing total spending in Japan for the first time.
Read MoreGoogle+ Stats & Facts [INFOGRAPHIC]
Website Monitoring Blog put together this infographic chock full of Google+ statistics.
Read MoreLikefluence: Consumers Who Would Buy A Brand Their Friend Follows On Social [CHART]
In March 2012, 22% of internet users worldwide said they would buy a brand their friends followed on a social channel like Twitter or Facebook.
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