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“People who follow brands on Twitter say they are more likely to buy products from the brands they follow and more likely to recommend those brands to friends, according to a new study by Constant Contact and Chadwick Martin Bailey.  Among surveyed Twitter users who follow at least one brand on Twitter,  fully one-half (50%) say they are more likely to buy products from  brands they follow on Twitter. Interestingly, male brand followers are  more likely than their female counterparts to buy a brand’s products  after following it on Twitter, 55% vs. 45%.”
(via Twitter Brand Followers More Likely to Recommend, Buy Products : MarketingProfs)

“People who follow brands on Twitter say they are more likely to buy products from the brands they follow and more likely to recommend those brands to friends, according to a new study by Constant Contact and Chadwick Martin Bailey.

Among surveyed Twitter users who follow at least one brand on Twitter, fully one-half (50%) say they are more likely to buy products from brands they follow on Twitter. Interestingly, male brand followers are more likely than their female counterparts to buy a brand’s products after following it on Twitter, 55% vs. 45%.”

(via Twitter Brand Followers More Likely to Recommend, Buy Products : MarketingProfs)

Thursday, October 20th 2011   |   Comments
tags: twitter brands ROI channel be where they are

Simply stated, the lesson is clear: It is far less expensive to prevent a problem occurring in the first place than to fix it later. One of the best ways to prevent problems from occurring, and to protect your development investment at the same time, is to keep your users and customers involved through the entire development cycle.

Wednesday, July 7th 2010   |   Comments
tags: roi ux value design business

I have been called anti-measurement, but that is not the case. My argument is that there is great danger in measuring the wrong things. And what you measure shapes how you use social media moving forward.

Tuesday, June 29th 2010   |   Comments
tags: social media measurement analytics roi data

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