Posts tagged “earned media”

May 22nd, 2012
The study found that earned media can create a 12 percent increase in all engagement rates, and it also converts new users.
That’s why we love (and push) earned media over paid media (more here: Study: Facebook Engagement About More Than Clicks).
May 1st, 2012

Another important data point about socnets’ influence on online purchases.  The case is being strengthened.

April 16th, 2012

Very important numbers for all WOM marketers about mothers and their usage of and engagement on various social networks.  At the risk of repeating ourselves, this is why brands need a strong social media presence, attractive owned media content and a smart earned media strategy.

April 12th, 2012
April 11th, 2012

This is why we evangelize social media services: they have the best chance to generate the kind of behavior marketers want to elicit from their target market.

April 10th, 2012
The study found that an average of just 69% of ads were in-view. By comScore’s definition, to be in-view, a user had to have seen 50% of an ad’s pixels for at least 1 second.
That’s why we believe in online owned and earned media, not in paid media. (Three in 10 Display Ads Go Unseen by Internet Users)
February 15th, 2012
Facebook page visits were by far the most popular earned media action, representing 62 percent of all post-view activity. Brand-specific actions, such as store locator usage, brand page visits, etc., were the next most popular actions, accounting for 15 percent of the post-view activity. Surprisingly, Tweets were the least popular action, representing approximately one percent of the post-view activity.
From a study about the impact (and ROI) of “social video): The surprising drivers of social video success.
February 7th, 2012
January 30th, 2012
January 11th, 2012
TiVo this morning said that internal research shows only 38 percent of their users watch live television, with nearly two thirds watching on-demand video or ‘delayed’ TV. Among TiVo viewers who use broadband connected service such as Netflix, YouTube and Hulu Plus, live TV viewership has even dropped to 27 percent, the company asserts.
This trend is only going to continue.  One more reason to integrate more earned media and rely less on paid media, especially TV advertising. (from TiVo Research Claims Only 38 Percent Of Users Watch Live TV).