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Content Marketing and Social Media: 25 Insights and Stats from Three Research Reports

Webbiquity

These studies are packed with trends and insights related to content marketing, social media management, and advertising on Meta platforms. Here are 10 noteworthy observations from the study. 66% of social media managers say they have too many responsibilities, and two out of three work more than 40 hours per week.

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Sounding off on podcast advertising

illumin

Additionally, studies from Edison Research show that 78% of Canadians are familiar with podcasting, and 23% listen to podcasts every week. One is called CPM which stands for “cost per mille” (mille meaning thousand in Latin). million USD in 2024.

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Bid shading costing advertisers $6.6 billion yearly

Martech

Media buyers don’t know much about bid shading and it’s costing them $6.6 billion annually, according to a recent study by AI adtech company Cognitiv. Cognitiv’s study found 70% of buyers are paying an extra fee for bid shading, adding up to billions in waste. What it is. Get MarTech!

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Why we care about video advertising

Martech

However, you can choose to pay for video ads on either a cost per thousand (CPM) basis or a ThruPlay basis. When buying on a CPM basis, an impression is counted when one pixel of the video ad comes into view. You can pay on a cost-per-view (CPV) or cost per thousand (CPM) basis.

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What’s Trending in Marketing for October 2019

Stevens & Tate

What is CPM Advertising and Should You Use It? . One of these metrics is CPM , or cost per mille, which translates into cost per thousand impressions. CPM indicates how much you’re paying for every thousand impressions the ad is earning.

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How Many Ads Per Day Do You See? Fewer Than It Seems (I Think)

Customer Experience Matrix

The most authoritative-looking study I found was from Media Dynamics in 2014 , which found almost no change since 1945 in ads people were exposed to, despite a near-doubling in the time spent with media (defined as TV, radio, Internet, newspapers and magazines). Just 362 ads per day? There’s a bit of body English in there as well.

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How one tech company is doing marketing without cookies

Martech

Despite several years of warnings, half of marketing professionals don’t think their organizations are ready for deprecation, according to a study by Basis Technologies. For YouTube, they used Target CPV for any video viewer or engagement and Target CPM for awareness. How will it impact your marketing and your marketing technology?