• From Mobile to the Movies
    According to the IAB's Mobile Center and InMobi, teamed with Decision Fuel, 56% of moviegoers say they use their mobile phones to learn more about movie and entertainment options, roughly equal to the 57% that learn about entertainment from TV.
  • Traditional TV Viewing Still Way Ahead of Internet and Mobile
    The video landscape is in a time of major flux, with digital viewing on the rise, advertisers seeking integrated campaigns and yet TV networks still holding most of the cards. But with the emergence of new technologies, and new measurement capabilities, video advertising is poised for change.
  • The Flow of Data Every Minute
    Professionals deal with mountains of business data from all angles of the organization as data grows with every minute of every day, reports DOMO. Big data is not some abstract concept used to inspire and mystify.
  • Chief Marketing Officers On a High
    According to the February 2014 edition of The CMO Survey of marketing leaders, CMO optimism for the U.S. economy reached its highest point in five years. CMOs reported an average optimistic score of 66.1 (out of 100), nearly 20 points higher than a low score of 47.7 in February 2009.
  • Email To Go
    According to a new study from Yesmail Interactive, the proportion of consumers interacting with email on smartphones or tablets alone hit 50% in the fourth quarter of 2013. The Yesmail, analysis of 6.4 billion emails sent in Q4 across different industries, showed that the percentage of consumers interacting with email exclusively on mobile devices generated mobile sales at triple the rate of desktop sales (52% vs. 18%)
  • Literally, A Picture IS Worth More Than a Thousand Words
    Traditional wisdom gave marketers three seconds to capture the consumer's eye in the shopping aisle... or maybe 13 seconds... but how 'bout 13 Milliseconds?! A recent MIT study showed that when using a visual in a presentation, it actually takes 13 milliseconds for your customer's brain to identify and find meaning in it.
  • Viva La Difference
    According to the Shullman Research Center Pulse, luxury, affluence, and wealth are defined by consumers and marketers, and this Brief provides selected insights regarding similarities and differences between American millionaire men and women (18+ in age). Millionaires are defined as those who report a personal net worth (total assets minus total debts) of $1 million or more, comprising about 9% of all adults.
  • Radio Ad Spend Up; Local Up; Digital Up
    According to a new report issued by Borrell Associates on behalf of the Radio Advertising Bureau, with a digital revenue increase of 15% in 2013, radio is poised to grow 22% this year, surpassing the half-billion mark in digital advertising for the first time.
  • Mobile Use Impacts Digital Marketing, But Budgets Lag
    According to a study from Econsultancy and SEMPO, summarized by Marketing Charts, the increased use of mobile by consumers is having a significant impact on a variety of digital marketing efforts. Describing the impact of trends and technologies on paid search, SEO, display, social media marketing, and email marketing, consumers' mobile use topped the impact rankings.
  • TV Drives Conversation on Facebook
    Social TV analytics has moved from the media lab to mainstream media research in just four years, says SecondSync director Graham Lovelace, playing a leading role in pioneering the real-time, big data analysis of social interactions mapped to TV programs.
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