BY THE NUMBERS: Recent Stats That Caught Our Eye
These recent statistics caught our eye. What do these numbers say to you?
Look Who’s Younger & More Affluent
The average age of a digital newspaper reader is 44 (compared to average age of a print reader of 51) and are 22% more likely to have a college or post-graduate degree than print readers. Also worthy of note: digital news readers boast a higher than average household income and a greater likelihood to make big-ticket purchases like homes, cars and furniture.
[Source: Pulse Research, September 2011]Mobile In On the Move
Time spent on mobile phones per day on average increased 30% in 2011 to an hour and 5 minutes, far surpassing the 44 minutes devoted to print magazines and newspapers combined. This is a change from last year, where the time spent between print and mobile was more equal, around 50 minutes.
[Source: eMarketer Estimate, 2011]And the Vote is in…
84.6% of respondents at a recent MediaPost Search Insider Summit said that they do not expect the 2012 U.S. elections to influence their company’s search strategy.
[Source: MediaPost]It’s 6:00, Where’s Your Tablet?
Mobile queries on tablets spike between 6pm and 9pm while consumers sit at home watching television. Could this support a cross-channel search and TV campaign strategy?
[Source: Michael Slinger, Google, Director of mobile advertising]Boomers Go Social
Baby Boomers and older folks using social media continues to increase. In fact, it’s the 65+ age group that has grown the most in the past two years, increasing by 49% since 2010.
[Source: Pew Research]Are You in the Loop?
Social networks are an infinite loop: 19% of all visits are immediately followed by a visit to another social network.
[Source: Experian, 2011 Social Media Trend Report]The Parent Trap
18% of parents try to connect with their children via Facebook, up from 6% in 2009.
[Source: Experian, 2011 Social Media Trend Report] Want to know even more about what’s trending in the world of social media and customer loyalty? Just ask the experts at Customer Insight Group.
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