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Why we care about mobile marketing: A guide for marketers

Martech

At the start of 2021, 97% of Americans owned a cell phone of some kind, with 85% owning a smartphone, up from 35% in 2011, according to a Pew Research Center report. Brands should not be spying on shoppers, looking to badger them to buy something. Smartphone penetration is high across all ages and demographics.

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Social Media Users Pass 4 Billion: Digital 2020 October Statshot Report

Hootsuite

That’s roughly double the growth rate that we reported back in January, and represents the largest quarter-on-quarter increase that we’ve seen since we started producing these reports back in 2011. Much of this quarter’s growth in social media use is the direct result of the new habits that people adopted during COVID-19 lockdowns.

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The modern search landscape: How and where to reach your target audience

Search Engine Land

Compare that to the measly 36 words per minute the average mobile phone user can type into a search bar and it stands to reason that 62% of Gen Z and Millennial consumers want visual search capabilities, more than any other new technology. For example: As of 2011, Twitter was processing 1.6 billion search queries per day.

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SHEIN’s Digital Marketing Strategy

Exposure Ninja

In 2011, SHEIN was focused on selling wedding dresses, with some women’s apparel on the side, functioning in a similar way to a drop shipping company. Their brand appeals to Gen Z consumers who want to be on trend but don’t have lots of expendable income. SHEIN is based in China but ships to 220 countries.