Ecommerce Paid Channel Use Declines – A Problem For Search by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 31, 2023 The average number of paid channels used by any one ecommerce company fell to 2.7 in 2023 — down from 3.2 in 2022 — and that could become a major challenge for search engines supporting any type … Continue reading Ecommerce Paid Channel Use Declines – A Problem For Search
The latest trends in martech, including new product announcements, AI investments and M&A activity. Allyson Delaney on July 27, 2023 CabinetM has released its Q2 2023 MarTech Innovation Report, a quarterly summary of new technology introductions, feature updates and acquisitions. Key findings. In Q2 2023, there were 128 new product announcements, an uptick from previous … Continue reading Martech investment declines, but AI companies thrive on funding
Linear TV Takes Another Hit, Q3 Cord-Cutting Declines 6.2% by Wayne Friedman , December 2, 2022 Steep cord-cutting by pay TV subscribers in the third quarter continued at nearly the same rate as in the second quarter — down 6.2%, according to MoffettNathanson Research estimates. The third quarter witnessed a decline of 655,000 subscribers versus … Continue reading Linear TV Takes Another Hit, Q3 Cord-Cutting Declines 6.2%
Recession Could Drive Total TV Advertising Declines Of 10% This Year, 5% Next by Wayne Friedman , July 22, 2022 With a strong probability of a recession to start by the end of year, according to many analysts, a new estimate projects that a downturn in the economy could drive a 9.6% decline in TV … Continue reading Recession Could Drive Total TV Advertising Declines Of 10% This Year, 5% Next
Big Tech Stock Declines Will Drag Down Performance Media by Dave Morgan , Featured Contributor, June 2, 2022 What goes up must go down, whether balloons, birds or baseballs. That’s why Snap slashed its financial guidance last week. It’s not about deprecation of the cookie. It’s not about the device ID. It’s all about the … Continue reading Big Tech Stock Declines Will Drag Down Performance Media
Google Shows Marketers What Organic Search Traffic Declines Look Like by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, July 21, 2021 What do different types of website organic traffic declines look like? Daniel Waisberg, search advocate at Google, categorizes them in a post, describing the reasons why a drop can occur. It’s not the first time he delved into … Continue reading Google Shows Marketers What Organic Search Traffic Declines Look Like
Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 3, 2020 Nielsen estimates that brands that cut advertising for an extended period such as the remainder of 2020 could face revenue declines of up to 11% in 2021. A second wave of pandemic crisis later this year in … Continue reading Nielsen: How Brands Can Prepare For Second-Half Year Declines
Creating Mega Fans: Social Influence Declines As Fans Age by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 10, 2019 The road to obsession — or at least becoming a fan — with regard to a product or superhero typically involves discovery, emotional investment, and evangelism. These three stages account for the majority of the spend that fans devote … Continue reading Creating Mega Fans: Social Influence Declines As Fans Age
Search Volume Declines The Week Of Cyber Monday by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, (December 05, 2018) Searches declined on engines Google and Bing as well as on Amazon for the seven days ending December 1 — which means the decline, compared with the prior week, includes the number of searches conducted on Cyber Monday. … Continue reading Search Volume Declines The Week Of Cyber Monday
David Poole — November 25, 2016 Follow @mypinpad— November 25, 2016 Black Friday has gone from being a US-based novelty to one of the single biggest shopping events in the UK calendar. During this critical period, retailers will be optimising their online stores, making sure that they are secure and that they will be able … Continue reading 13 Times More Costly Than Fraud: Why False Declines Are the Real Threat to Black Friday Profits
