| |  2014 + Retail |
| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | KYLE LACY JULY 9, 2010  A Breakdown of Social and Mobile Application for Retail Mobile data traffic will increase by 4000% by 2014. What does this mean for the retail and direct-to-consumer world? We have heard the hell-fire-brimstone-preach-from-the-heavens marketing speak from every consultant on the face of the planet. Through all the conversations there are a couple of themes emerging from the direct-to-consumer conversations and mobile is one of them. | ENGAGE APRIL 6, 2011  101 Online Video Stats to Make Your Eyes Glaze Over Advanced Internet video (3D and HD) will increase 23-fold between 2009 and 2014. By 2014, 3D and HD Internet video will include 46% of Internet video traffic. Roughly 66% of the world’s mobile data traffic will be video by 2014. How do online videos benefit retail? T here’s a pretty good chance you just finished watching one before you arrived here. of the U.S. | | | | | |
| TWIST IMAGE APRIL 25, 2012 Two Things That Should Rock Your World Will smartphones account for most visits to e-commerce sites by 2014? Here's the news from Internet Retailer : "Of 49.6 billion visits to the top 500 e-retailers in 2014, 26.4 retailer. internet retailer. Well, is the Web dead? Of course, the Web isn't dead, but it is changing in ways that many of us have (sadly) been ignoring. As more and more brands still struggle with the browser-based Web (and this includes everything from website development to social media and e-commerce), the Web as we've known it evolves. and not on a fixed screen). brand. | WEBBIQUITY SMM JANUARY 17, 2011  Best Social Media Stats, Facts and Marketing Research of 2010 billion by 2014. percent of internet users, or 127 million people, will use a social network at least once a month in 2010; that figure is projected to rise to two-thirds by 2014. Regardless of age group, personal recommendations from company or industry colleagues are rated the most influential information source, while retail websites are least relied upon. And much more. | WEBBIQUITY SMM OCTOBER 16, 2012  87 More Vital Social Media Marketing Facts and Stats for 2012 60% of people who use three or more digital means of research for product purchases learned about a specific brand or retailer from a social networking site. 48% of these consumers responded to a retailer’s offer posted on Facebook or Twitter. 83% use Facebook and 53% are on Twitter, though that gap is expected to narrow by 2014 due to rapid growth in Twitter use. MediaPost ). | INBLURBS FEBRUARY 16, 2012  Get your Share of the 123% Growth in Mobile Purchasing Mobile devices have spread around the world and statistics show that about 260 million devices are in use actually and this number will grow by 2014 to more than one billion. When people are on their mobile device they do not go to the web browser to research for a restaurant or retail store. Or How Mobile Devices will Make 90% of Your SEO Efforts Obsolete in the Future. | | | | | | | |
| -
PAMORAMA | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2010 31 Social Media Stats and Anecdotes
billion in 2014, a 34% compound annual growth rate (CAGR). 99% of online retailers plan to have a Facebook Page by 2011 and 91% plan to have a Twitter page ( more ). pamorama marketing, life, social media Home About Bookshelf Links Contact 31 Social Media Stats and Anecdotes by Pam Dyer on February 22, 2010 Share Adam Schoenfeld, CEO at 20 Decibels (Cheddr Media Inc.), assembled this terrific list of social media statistics and anecdotes. His company offers a great Twitter campaign management and analytics tool for social media managers and agencies. more ). In 2009, 91% of Inc. MORE >> -
MOBILEGROOVE | MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2013  New Book Tackles Key Mobile Operator Issues, Outlines Winning Strategies
Watch for new opportunities to harness text messaging to power a variety of services around verticals ranging from retail and commerce, to education and marketing. am proud to have collaborated with the SAP Mobile Services team, headed by Carmel Coscia on the 2013 Guide, and pleased to report that work on the 2014 Guide will begin in a just a few months. What is the next ‘Big Thing’ in mobile? The growing realization that ‘connected’, not just mobile, is our default state. In his recent blog Diarmuid tells us to get ready for a wave of change. MORE >> -
MOBILEGROOVE | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2010 IMPACT: Multi-tasking Connected Devices Can Boost Mobile Marketing Campaigns
Now, Barnes & Noble, the largest physical book retailer in the U.S. Gartner group tells us that worldwide mobile voice and data revenue will exceed one trillion dollars a year by 2014. Predictably, the most popular mobile device type shipped globally through 2014 will be feature phones. Standalone devices delivering one service are in danger of being steamrolled by multitasking machines designed to bring more value and connectivity to demanding consumers. Case in point: the first-generation of e-readers. At first, reading books on a big, clear screen was enough. MORE >> -
SOCIALNOMICS | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012  How technical innovations and social media change consumer insights?
Let’s have a view on the other side of the ocean: Currently 6% of all retail sales in the U.S. come from online sales and it’s predicted to grow up to 8% in 2014. In our fast moving world it’s essential for modern companies to understand consumer’s wishes and needs. The substantial technical progress influences the way how consumer insights are collected and analysed. That raised the question how companies could use technical innovations and social media to explore obvious and hidden consumer needs. In 2006 it was only the half of all households. How are data collected? MORE >> -
WEBBIQUITY SMM | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2010  Best Social Media Stats and Market Research of 2010 (So Far)
The most social media “active” industry sectors include healthcare, telecomm, retail and automotive, while companies in heavily regulated industries such as financial services, insurance, energy and utilities are among the social media laggards. By 2014, Forrester predicts that social media spending will be higher than that for both email and mobile, though still much smaller than search and online display advertising. this year, and Forrester Research B2B spending on social media marketing to reach $54 million in 2014, up from only $11 million in 2009. While 28% of U.S. MORE >> -
- Mix of Social Media Trends 2011 JOHNBELL.TYPEPAD.COM | FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 2011
| |
