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The HubSpot Blog's 2023 Social Media Marketing Report: Data from 1200+ Global Marketers

Hubspot Marketing

Over the course of 2022, social media apps evolved into e-commerce platforms that connect users with products they can buy without leaving the app. But what’s more important is that consumers are discovering new products on social media more than anywhere else. Social media could be the future of e-commerce.

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The HubSpot Blog's 2023 Marketing Strategy & Trends Report: Data from 1,200+ Global Marketers

Hubspot Marketing

While the two tactics above reflect the broad findings in this report, let’s dive more specifically into the biggest strategic changes marketers expect to see in 2023 and how that's changed from our last 2022 survey. Not far behind are SEO, mobile messaging, influencer marketing, and selling products directly in social apps.

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Stats: How fashion ecommerce has changed since Covid-19

Econsultancy

Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on marketing & advertising. UK online clothing sales expected to overtake in-store in 2022. Markdowns over the last year and a half have prompted online shoppers to discover a wider range of products and migrate to alternative brands. Stats roundup: Online grocery post-Covid-19.

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300+ Digital Marketing Stats to Drive Your Marketing Strategy

Marketing Insider Group

(Truelist) Blog posts are the leading content format, utilized by 90% of marketers for achieving content objectives. alone boasts approximately 32 million bloggers as of 2022. DemandMetric) In 2022, writing a typical blog post took bloggers an average of 4 hours and 10 minutes, an increase from 3 hours and 57 minutes in 2019.

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on marketing & advertising

Econsultancy

Thanks to a boost in social and ecommerce advertising over the course of the pandemic, new research from WARC Data suggests Amazon, Meta and Alphabet could account for half of a potential $1 trillion advertising market by 2025. 2021 saw what WARC calls a ‘meteoric rise’ in the value of the market, growing 23.8%

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on ecommerce

Econsultancy

More than half (56%) of Irish consumers say the pandemic has changed the way they pay for products and services, with close to three quarters (73%) now preferring cashless transactions. UK online clothing sales expected to overtake in-store in 2022. 2021 product subscriptions drop notably in the US. in Q3 2020 to $103.43