Posts Tagged ‘Dayparting’
Using Social Media For Customer Retention [INFOGRAPHIC]
It costs seven times more to acquire a new customer than it does to retain an existing one. This infographic from Branex illustrates seven ways you can use social media for customer retention.
Read MoreVoice Assistant Use By Daypart [TABLE]
After a surge this past holiday season – when 4% of U.S. adults reported they acquired their first smart speaker device — ownership is up 128% since January 2017, to now one in six Americans (16%) having a smart speaker.
Read MoreVideo Advertising Targeting Methods [CHART]
Some 63% of US digital video campaigns on the Videology platform used behavioral targeting during the second quarter of this year.
Read MoreSocial Media Dayparting [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from First Site Guide illustrates the best times of the day and best days of the week to post to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+, Tumblr, Blogger, and email.
Read MoreRadio Listeners' Habits By Generation & Ethnicity [CHART]
With 93% of US adults listening to radio on a weekly basis, radio is the leading reach platform.
Read MoreElements Of Successful Email Campaigns [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic highlights research from email marketing service provider Constant Contact illustrating the elements of successful email campaigns.
Read MoreEmail Marketing Performance By Time Of Day, Q4 2015 [CHART]
Brands continued to increase their email volume in Q4, with the 23.4% year-over-year increase representing the 13th consecutive quarter of growth.
Read MoreWhen Millennials & Boomers First Check Their Messages [TABLE]
Communication comes first for most US internet users—and even before coffee for a great many of them.
Read MoreEmail Open Rates By Hour Scheduled, 2014 [CHART]
Open rates tended to be highest for emails scheduled in the evening hours, and lower for those scheduled in the early morning and traditional work hours.
Read MoreCustomer Data B2B Marketers Use For Mobile Insights, May 2015 [CHART]
Though they’re trying to dig themselves out of the hole, B2B marketers continue to miss the mobile mark.
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