Resonate Networks, the Attitudinal Targeting™ company, today revealed research data that will help marketers more effectively engage 18 – 34 year old consumers online. One size does not fit all when it comes to messaging and engaging this demographic because the values and attributes they look for when considering products differ from their final purchase decision influencers. The data reveals that brands should focus on consumer value and the aspirational attributes of their products.
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If you’re marketing to women—and since they make roughly 85% of household buying decisions, you should—you need to know what women are seeking online. So we created the Women Connectonomics study, which examines how and why women are using different kinds of online sites, to help you start connecting with women online in a more meaningful way.
Nielsen is once again trying to challenge one of the industry’s oldest chestnuts — that consumers over 50 aren’t worth the expense to target. The measurement-and-data giant is out to prove that it is advertisers’ continued focus on younger customers that’s out of date, thanks to a massive and aging population of baby boomers as well as changes in consumers’ lifestyle sparked by new technology.
Starbucks’ 7.7 million Facebook fans are worth roughly $1.8 billion annually, according to Syncapse’s new study focusing on the Facebook audiences of 20 major brands. From the same research, McDonald’s fans annually spend an average of $159.79 more with the chain than do non-fans, representing the largest differential value of all the brands. And Oreo – affected in the calculations by its low price points and low purchase frequency for its products – saw the lowest value with a difference of $28.52.
Although the proposal is still mostly seen as something done by men, women are in the majority when searching for engagement rings (57%). Perhaps this can be explained by the fact that many couples buy a ring together, women researching the options after a proposal (or before if they are a bit obsessed). The most searches (58%) come from the age group 25-34.
Wedding venues are predominantly searched for by women (66%!) but searches are more evenly spread across the ‘younger’ age groups with the age brackets 50-64 and 65+ representing 10% of searches.
When it comes to honeymoons, men search a bit more than women (52% opposed to 37% with 11% being unknown).
Women may feel an uneven amount of searching rests on their shoulders as they are also in the majority when looking for an online ‘quickie divorce lawyer’ (51.9%).
Marketers targeting a male audience need to understand the critical differences between men and women, according to Dr. Bob Deutsch of marketing firm Brain Sells. Namely, men consummate and women cycle.
Health-aware consumers tend to shop more frequently and spend slightly more than consumers who are less concerned about health, according to Nielsen analysis of National Marketing Institute (NMI data).
In recent research on predictive analytics published by Aberdeen Group, a Harte-Hanks Company (NYSE:HHS), top performing companies achieved strong performance gains using predictive analytics and data mining.
Although 80% of US marketers say that the Hispanic market will impact their products and services in the next five years, half of them are not marketing specifically to the demographic, according to a report from independent Hispanic agency
A clear gender gap exists in social networking activity on mobile devices. In December 2009, Nielsen research indicates that women were responsible for 55% of mobile social networking activity, compared to 45% performed by men.
Advertisers are on the hunt for « green moms. » Ad networks are developing audience segments for targeting these environmentally-conscious women online, and marketing research firms are analyzing their values and behaviors.
« En septembre 2009, pour un site web investissant dans des campagnes marketing online, 53% des visites générées du Royaume Uni, sont issues, en moyenne, pour ces sites de campagnes, vs 45.3% en Espagne, 40.3% en Allemagne et 28.9% pour la France » précise l’étude.
Très belle étude de e-Marketer sur les avantages inconvénients des réseaux…
Etude comportementale: surfant beaucoup sur Internet et consommant tous azimuts, ils constituent une nouvelle cible pour le marketing.
D’après les chiffres de Comscore, 11% des inscrit sur Twitter ont entre 12/17, ce qui n’est finalement pas un chiffre très bas en comparaison avec les 9% de Facebook ni même les les 14% de MySpace. On remarque donc que même si les ados ne sont pas majoritaires sur Twitter, ils ne le sont pas également sur les autres réseaux (…)
Il semblerait que le ciblage plus précis d’Internet, notamment parce qu’il permet d’atteindre plus facilement le segment démographique visé, est la raison principale de son efficacité. Ce sont des données importantes en soi, mais lorsque l’on considère le fait que la publicité en ligne est généralement moins chère que celles diffusées à la télévision, les résultats sont d’autant plus probants. »
Une étude comportementale sur le profil des acheteurs d’assurance auto en ligne
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Etude comportementale sur le profil des serial cliqueurs sur les pubs Internet…
Une étude comportementale sur les différents sports pratiqués par les Français pour mieux comprendre les divers segments d’audience qui composent cette cible…
Etude comportementale sur les femmes qui représentent 40% des joueurs en ligne, dont 26% ont plus de 50 ans…
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