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Posts Tagged ‘online branding’

Purposes Of Retailers' Mobile Strategies, January 2013 [CHART]

A survey of 93 qualified retail respondents by RSR Research finds that 86% strongly agree (47%) or agree (39%) that the purpose of their mobile strategy is to enhance their overall brand.

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Social Purpose Prompting Purchase Behavior, 2008-2012 [CHART]

A growing number of consumers considered social purpose, the leading purchase driver when quality and price were equal.

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Online Americans Who Have Bought A Product Because Proceeds Went To A Cause, October 2012 [CHART]

A majority of US internet users have been moved to purchase because of a cause.

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OldSpice.com Traffic vs. Old Spice YouTube Traffic, July 2011-August 2012 [CHART]

Compete looked at how well Old Spice performed on its YouTube channel compared to its brand site during some popular ad campaigns.

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Content eShoppers Trust When Researching Products, October 2012 [CHART]

48% of online shoppers said they trusted content from brand websites.

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Effect Of Social Media On Arts Organizations [CHART]

Fifty-six percent of the social-media-using arts organizations say it has a major impact on boosting their organization’s public profile.

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US Fan Concentration & Top Facebook Brands, January 2013 [CHART]

The brands with the most fans on Facebook see a majority share of those fans residing outside the US.

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How Mobile Changed Customer Behavior [CHART]

Marketers’ opinions about customer behavior, and how the adoption of mobile devices has possibly changed the way they arrive at conversion.

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Social Sites People Use To Connect With Brands, October 2012 [CHART]

77% of US internet users connected with brands via Facebook in October; 14% did so using Google+—more than did so on YouTube (13%) or Twitter (6%).

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Unliking Brands Behavior, December 2012 [CHART]

1 in 3 social media users have stopped following or “un-liked” a company or brand on a social network.

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