Posts Tagged ‘Security’
Breaking Up With Facebook [CHART]
Some 42% of Facebook users ages 18 and older report having taken a break from checking the site for several weeks or more at some point in the past year
Read More19 Marketers Predict 2019 [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from PAN Communications lists the marketing predictions for 2019 of 19 veteran marketers.
Read MoreWho Benefits Most From Personal Data? [CHART]
Privacy is obviously a hot topic these days with new European data privacy regulations going into effect and Facebook facing questions over its privacy practices.
Read MoreFacebook Privacy Concerns [CHART]
Fully two-thirds of US adults had heard either a lot (33%) or a little (35%) about data obtained from Facebook by Cambridge Analytica.
Read MoreConsumer Concerns With Retargeting Ads [CHART]
Many marketers assume that users will trade their data in exchange for ads that are highly specific to their interests. The principle behind this assumption may be fading as ad platforms have come under scrutiny for their cavalier approach to data security.
Read MoreGDPR Readiness [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic illustrates the history of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations), its goals, and provides a road map to compliance.
Read MoreDigital Marketing Reassessment [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic recommends four steps brands should take to reassess their digital marketing during their digital spring cleaning.
Read MoreReasons For Cart Abandonment [CHART]
Cart abandonment is a major concern for online retailers, and according to new research, shipping costs and overall price are the two major factors that are causing digital shoppers to abandon their items.
Read MoreGlobal Consumer Data Privacy Concerns [CHART]
Four in 10 consumers around the world are concerned with the amount of personal data that companies have on them. Levels of concern vary widely across countries, with the US on the high end of the scale, with 6 in 10 concerned.
Read MoreWhy Americans Boycott Brands [CHART]
One-third of Americans have stopped using a brand as a direct result of a scandal.
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