Archive for the ‘Social Media Statistics’ Category

• Marketing Trends to look for in 2023

  • March 1st, 2023
  • Posted in Business Marketing Strategies, Internet Statistics, Market Research, Social Media Statistics, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: Market Research, Observation Baltimore
    

  With the emergence of tech such as VR and AI, and constantly changing algorithms, here are some marketing trends to look for in 2023

• Social Media: What’s New?

  • November 3rd, 2021
  • Posted in Social Media Platforms, Social Media Statistics, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: Content Marketing, linkedin, Market Research, Social Media
    

  Few things change as quickly as Social Media does. Check out some tips below for the most popular Social Media sites!

• The Polls are in: Election 2012 Statistics

  • November 8th, 2012
  • Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, General, Social Media Statistics, Uncategorized, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: 2012 presidential election, demographic 2012 presidential election, election 2012 statistics, voter turnout 2012 presidential election
    

  You’ve cast your ballot and the results are in for the 2012 presidential election: Barack Obama will continue to don the seven hats as the head of the United States government. Despite the complaints about long lines at polling places… Read More

• Technology in Market Research: Social Media

  • August 7th, 2012
  • Posted in Baltimore Market Research, Internet Statistics, Market Research News, Market Research Specialists, Market Research Technology, Observation Baltimore News, Social Media Statistics, Tips and Resources for Researchers, Uncategorized, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: Advertising, consumer trends, facebook, linkedin, market research industry, market researchers, Observation Baltimore, Social Media, social media for businesses, Social Media Marketing, twitter
    

  As the world around us evolves, so too must the market research industry. With more and more people flocking to social media websites, like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, the way in which individuals gain information about and interact… Read More

• Advertising’s Empire: Super Bowl

  • February 1st, 2012
  • Posted in Advertising News, Baltimore Market Research, Market Research News, Market Research Specialists, Observation Baltimore News, Social Media Statistics, Uncategorized
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  The Super Bowl is a monumental event that draws over 150 million U.S. viewers each year. This one event continues as THE television advertising juggernaut. Of the top 30 most viewed television programs of all time, the Super Bowl accounts… Read More

• Handheld Devices: Addiction or Obsession?

  • November 25th, 2011
  • Posted in Addiction to Handheld Electronic Devices, Cell Phone Statistics, Handheld Electronics Usage Statistics, Internet Statistics, Observation Baltimore News, Social Media Statistics, Uncategorized, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: 10 Scientific Studies That Prove Internet Addiction Exists, addicted to portable electronic devices, addicted to the Internet, affecting our lives, average American household, cell phones, College 101: Cellphones, college students, consumer electronics, diagnose electronic addition, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Handheld Devices: Addiction or Obsession?, How Addiction to Electronics Affects the Environment & Our Lives, laptops, market research specialists, Mobile searches, mobile subscribers, mobile subscribers in the U.S, MP3 players, Music Players, Observation Baltimore researchers, over-wired, provide recommendations, relationships, reviewed the data, text messages are sent each day in the U.S., USA Text Message Statistics, Which Technology Devices are Most Associated with Addiction to the Internet?, Wireless Quick Facts
    

  Is there a difference? As a guilty member, I ponder how this mania is affecting our lives, and specifically our relationships? Observation Baltimore researchers have reviewed the data, and importantly, provide recommendations that may prove helpful even for those of… Read More