There’s no doubt, visual content is taking the social media world by storm. According to the study from M Booth & Simply Measured, visual content is by far driving more engagement than text content.
- When it comes to Facebook, videos are shared 12x more than text posts and links combined & photos are 2x more shared than text updates.
- Almost half of all posts on Tumblr are photos.
- Photo and video posts on Pintrest are referring more traffic than Twitter, LinkedIn & Google+.



Online advertising has given political candidates huge advantages over traditional ads. The internet has given candidates the ability to target users in precise geo locations. Many candidates are using Google Adwords to fuel their online campaigns. The typical candidate’s only option would be use Google Adwords to target by zip code. Zip code targeting wasn’t seen to be as effective as thought of, because of dynamic congressional districts not being able to completely match up.
There’s a ton of important information one should ask when inquiring about email marketing. One of the biggest aspects determining the overall success of the campaign is who it’s being mailed to. Depending on the offer, the quality of the list weights an importance anywhere from 40-60%. The offer is next in importance followed by the creative (graphic design and copywriting). Since the mailing list weighs most importance, determining which list will reach your target audience is essential.
For the first time ever, the United States will spend more on mobile advertising than any other country. Advertisers in the United States will spend more $2.3 billion while Japan falls to second spending close to $1.7 billion in 2012. Smartphone growth and mobile internet usage is growing very quickly in the U.S. where the majority of people use smartphones, causing a lot of interest from advertisers. The U.S. mobile ad market is expected to growth by 96% in 2012, a smaller growth from 127% in 2011, but analysts are expecting numbers to drop while the market matures.
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