Survey: Social media users comfortable with marketing messages
Posted by Leah McBride Mensching on November 6, 2009 at 2:50 PM
Social media users are open to
marketing on social media sites, according to a new survey by
Performics, the ad performance division of Publicis Groupe, BtoB
Online reported today.
Thirty-four percent of respondents said they used a search engine to find a product or brand online after seeing an ad on a social networking site, and 46 percent said they would recommend or talk about a product on Facebook. Meanwhile, 44 percent said they have already done so on Twitter, according to the survey, conducted in partnership with ROI Research.
Thirty-four percent of respondents said they used a search engine to find a product or brand online after seeing an ad on a social networking site, and 46 percent said they would recommend or talk about a product on Facebook. Meanwhile, 44 percent said they have already done so on Twitter, according to the survey, conducted in partnership with ROI Research.
"Brands have a bigger opportunity
than people would think - consumers are open to receiving
promotions and offers from brands that they've connected with
through social networks," said Scott Haiges, president of ROI
Research, according to MediaWeek. "Social networking between a
consumer and a brand has created this interesting dynamic where
you're making a brand your friend and you're treating like a
friend."
The survey was conducted online, with 3,000 people responding.
The survey was conducted online, with 3,000 people responding.
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