The following results are from the survey that we conducted to better understand users search behavior on Google.
We were able to identify many interesting findings, such as: how people search, how likely they would be to scroll down to see additional results, what, if anything, would make them go to page two (or beyond) of a Google search, and much more.
Continue reading to see all of the findings we were able to uncover.
Topics: Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Inbound Marketing, Content Creation, google, marketing research
Topics: Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Creativity, marketing research, Marketing
When a marketing campaign really lands, it becomes more than just a marketing campaign. The commercials, slogans, and catchphrases that we quote over and over to each other are part of our cultural landscape, as much as any other form of media that embeds itself in our public consciousness.
Topics: Advertising, Public Relations, marketing research, online marketing, Marketing
One of the most crucial aspects of any effective marketing strategy is the ability to reach your target audience. However, this is often easier said than done. Even experienced marketers make the mistake of not identifying who their audience is before they release an ad or start a campaign, which can significantly lower the return on investment (ROI) of any marketing channel.
Topics: marketing research
Today’s marketing is fueled by data. But the mass of information at every marketing team’s fingertips brings inherent challenges marketers must overcome. Performing effective market research in the age of data is no easy feat.
Topics: marketing research
“Research”, by Nick Youngson, is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
Marketing research is subject to a large number myths and misconceptions, due in part because it gets the reputation of being one of the costliest processes in business. Marketers and business managers often choose to forgo their market research projects because of the illusion that there is too little room in the budget to justify it. There are two problems with this line of thinking about marketing research:
Topics: Internet Marketing, Marketing Data, Growth Hacking, marketing research
