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5G's Impact on Marketing in 2020: Trends and Predictions

Martech Advisor

Demand surge in 5G mobile devices. This means there will be a high demand for 5G-enabled smartphones. This changing behavior will require brands to rethink their mobile experience. Google Chrome’s mobile app has already started notifying users if a website is slow to load. IoT and Advertising.

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TV Is Going Away (Or Not)

Rain: The Growth Agency

Telling people you work in TV advertising can be exasperating. So, if you advertise anything at a slight premium, TV may actually be getting more efficient. You’d have to be lost at sea to not realize that consumers want more TV on demand, which is fueling Netflix and Amazon growth. I don’t.”

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25 Content Marketing Stats to Guide Your 2017 Strategy

SnapApp

If you don’t have the bandwidth to produce more content in-house, you could always consider hiring a team of freelance writers to support these efforts. About 53% of emails are opened on mobile devices. The takeaway: Email marketing, when part of a larger content marketing strategy, needs to be mobile-friendly in 2017.

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B2B Lead Management Market Heats Up

Online Marketing Institute

problem: 1) Web analytics – typically the stronghold of companies like Coremetrics, Omniture, and WebTrends, the analytics area bleeds over into lead management as companies go online to generate demand. My point: B2B marketers are looking elsewhere for help generating demand. The trick is to know how to improve.

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Best Social Media Stats and Market Research of 2010 (So Far)

Webbiquity

Another notable Pam Dyer post, this one summarizing a study from online advertising network Chitika which shows that Twitter is the best place to share news: 47% of the outbound traffic from Twitter goes to news sites, vs. 28% from Facebook, 18% from Digg and an imperceptable share from MySpace. 80% of Twitter use is on mobile devices.