orrester Research recently put out a survey of nearly 58,000 residents in the U.S and Canada in which they asked participants to rate how they trust several online marketing channels. The most trusted form of online marketing, recommendations from friends and family, which garnered a 70% trust factor.
What Online Marketing Channels Do Consumers Trust The Most?
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4028 days ago
I'm surprised how low e-mail marketing came in given the claims made by proponents. Also, interesting here are social media and texting. But my question is whether all social media and texting are created equally. I'm guessing a Facebook post or text from a friend will carry more weight than a message from a brand, no matter how inventive.
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