Posts Tagged ‘Insurance Marketing’
Facebook Advertising Benchmarks [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from WordStream illustrates the most important Facebook advertising benchmarks, including click-through rate, cost-per-click, conversion rate, and cost-per-action across 18 different industries.
Read MoreWhat Viewers Associate With Super Bowl Ads [CHART]
These days, 65 percent of Americans associate Super Bowl commercials with alcoholic beverages.
Read MoreEmail Reading, Glancing & Scanning By Industry [CHART]
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A majority (53%) of emails are read, meaning that the recipient (presumably) looks at the message for at least 8 seconds.
Read MoreGoogle AdWords Benchmark Metrics By Industry [CHART]
The median click-through rate (CTR) in AdWords across industries is 1.91% on the search network.
Read MoreThe Internet Of Things Landscape [INFOGRAPHIC]
Forecasters predict up to 20 billion IoT devices within a few years. This Internet of Things Landscape infographic makes sense of it all.
Read MoreInternet Of Things Spending By Industry [TABLE]
The travel and hospitality industry leads spending on the Internet of Things technology.
Read MoreGlobal Email Deliverability Rates By Industry, October 2015 [CHART]
Some 21% of permission emails from legitimate senders around the world failed to reach the inbox during the year-long period from May 2014 to April 2015.
Read MoreThe Internet Of Things [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from BI Intelligence illustrates the state of the industry based on the publication’s most recent report.
Read MoreWebsite Content Engagement By Desktop Or Mobile, August 2015 [CHART]
Consumers engage with 20% of B2C content on average, though average engagement with B2B content is higher (50%).
Read MoreSMBs' Attitudes Toward Professional Website Design By Industry, May 2015 [TABLE]
87% of SMB owners and managers agreed that positive customer perceptions of their brands were important.
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