Hotels and restaurants top mobile usability charts (infographic)
Hotels and bed and breakfasts as a category have the most mobile-optimized websites, with a 63% rating, followed by restaurants at 52%, according to a study by hibu.
Hotels and bed and breakfasts as a category have the most mobile-optimized websites, with a 63% rating, followed by restaurants at 52%, according to a study by hibu.
More than seven out of 10 people who tweet about brands also tweet about TV, representing a huge opportunity for marketers, according to new research.
Expandable banners are the best performing ad on mobiles, with the entertainment and media sectors recording the highest mobile click through rate, according to new research.
If more proof was needed that digital marketing is getting more complicated, this infographic from maps out some of the key players across the main disciplines- resulting in one huge chart.
Smartphones are on the rise in South Africa. This infographic from InMobi,looks back to 2012 and illustrates how consumer behaviour in South Africa is shifting, as they become more reliant on their phones as their primary means of being connected.
News publishers are running three times more video ads this year than last, with huge rises in investment coming from the automotive, sports and shopping sectors, according to new data from Google’s DoubleClick ad network.
Organisations can’t gather business insights from ‘big data’ fast enough, according to a new survey which found that just 23% of businesses perceive these projects to be a success.
With Google’s latest Penguin search algorithm unleashed last week, what are the latest SEO trends for marketers looking to get ahead in the rankings? We list 8 new search factors to take into account, taken from the latest video from Matt Cutts, head of the webspam team at Google.
Google claims that its latest Penguin 2.0 algorithm will be the most-talked-about update of 2013 for brands’ SEO strategies. This infographic from US content marketing agency Brafton offers a guide to help you fend off potential PageRank downgrades and rank high in Google.
A single share on Google+ is worth more in revenue than a single referral on Twitter and Facebook, according to this new infographic looking at social media trends from Addshoppers.