TikTok Shop Makes Gains in Popularity
TikTok Shop looks like it could be a fruitful channel for smaller companies.
Explore More Articles.
TikTok Shop looks like it could be a fruitful channel for smaller companies.
By contrast, they’re more interested in ads that provide product information and discounts.
Prime Video and Hulu seem to be on the ascent.
Only about one-third consider company PR pros to be credible sources for their reporting.
More than 3 in 4 ad buyers are adjusting their programmatic vs. direct strategies.
Youth are still the predominant target for influencers, but as the industry matures, the target audience may be shifting.
More than 9 in 10 B2B buyers encounter at least one reason that prevents them from placing orders online.
About half are using CTV to achieve lower-funnel objectives.
Notably, 18-29-year-olds are as likely to support as to oppose a US government ban of TikTok.
Affiliate marketing is credited with providing a steady stream of new, innovative marketing partners.
Females and older adults are making some gains, but the podcast audience is still largely male, young, and well-educated.
About 9 in 10 survey respondents report that their organization is increasing its investments in data services.
Roughly 4 in 10 BDRs said that their quotas increased in 2023.
More than two-thirds (68%) also report some performance improvements from personalization with dynamic content.
Consumers like it when brands communicate in a relevant and authentic way, and dislike intentionally misleading content.
9 in 10 RevOps professionals view data analysis skills as being important, a high percentage also don’t believe they need this skill for their job.
87% agree that their department now focuses more on achieving business objectives rather than activating channel-based KPIs and goals.
CTV has pushed total TV usage up, to almost 90% (88%) reach during the second quarter of last year.
7 in 10 buyers are very likely to think more positively about organizations that consistently produce high-quality thought leadership.
Consumers around the world seem to be a little more likely to share very good than very bad experiences.
Sign up for our free newsletter.