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What The Decline of Social Media Means For Content Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

Social media isn’t the king of the castle anymore. That’s right – we’re first hand witnesses to the decline of social media as the go-to source for driving web traffic. It’s a wake-up call for content marketers and publishers everywhere. While social media continues to grow in user numbers (with over 4.80

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52% of Digital Marketers Solely Focused on Reach Rather Than ROI

KoMarketing Associates

Digital marketers are now using a wide range of channels to reach their target audience. However, new research indicates that they are finding it challenging to measure the return-on-investment (ROI) of channels, such as email, social media marketing , and search. Nearly 4% admitted that they weren’t at all confident.

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44% of Marketers Now Cite Social Media As Their Top Marketing Channel

KoMarketing Associates

As marketers look for new ways to connect with their customers and prospects, new research indicates that social media marketing has grown in importance as a marketing channel. Additionally, social (16%) was cited as the top website traffic source by respondents. B2B Marketers Turn to Social Media Marketing.

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Report: Organizations Continue to Undervalue Social Media Marketing Data

KoMarketing Associates

However, new research suggests that many are under utilizing social media. Sprout Social recently published its “Sprout Social Index XVII: Accelerate” report, and statistics showed that 47% of marketers say social data is viewed as a resource that influences strategy for multiple teams.

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65% of Marketers Now Confirm Influencer Collaborations are Paying Off

KoMarketing Associates

Impact.com recently partnered with WARC to publish the “Aligning Marketers and Influencers” report, and statistics indicated that the majority of marketers (65%) now admit that influencer collaborations work for them more often than not. The Growth of Social as a Marketing Channel.

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50% of B2B Marketers Now Cite Social as Most Effective Digital Channel

KoMarketing Associates

As B2B marketers begin to reap the benefits of leveraging social media platforms, new research suggests that they will be investing more in this area in the coming months. In the year ahead, most B2B marketers (52%) claim that they intend to increase their budget for social media. The Growing Importance of Social Media Marketing.

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85% of Marketers Now Interested in Exploring New Marketing Channels

KoMarketing Associates

As marketers look for new ways to improve how they resonate with their target audience, new research suggests that they are becoming open to trying emerging channels. This is opposed to just staying with their existing channels with high returns. This is compared to 23% who said the same about the channel back in 2021.