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eMarketer Daily - B2B Marketers and Video; Tablets Grab Share of Mobile Gaming; UK Women Save with Social

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December 12, 2013

B2B Marketers Use Stories for Successful Digital Video

Long a B2C marketing tactic, digital video is expanding into the B2B space as more clients and prospects spend time with video, according to a new eMarketer report. One of the ways to grab the B2B audience's attention with video? Entertaining stories. Full Article

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Understanding Big Data Online

How can you extract value from the ever-increasing volume of customer-related information? This paper explores the common sources of online data and provides practical advice for collecting, storing, and applying this data to drive business objectives. Get the paper now!


As Mobile Gaming Market Thrives, Tablets Grab Share

Tablet gaming revenues worldwide are closing in on those from smartphones, according to research. Between 2012 and 2016, global mobile game revenues from tablets will grow by nearly 376.2%, compared with about 98.6% for smartphones. Despite these differences, the mobile gaming market is expanding at a rapid pace overall. Full Article

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Understanding Big Data Online

Never before have marketers had so much data. We are sitting on a gold mine of customer intelligence that remains largely untapped, because the advent of Big Data has yet to be followed by established practices for using it. This paper is about extracting value from the ever-increasing volume of customer information. Download now!

Women Save with Social in the UK

There's a clear gender split when it comes to following brands on social media. For many women, the reason for doing so is primarily about saving money. Men, on the other hand, are more likely than women to want to be informed. Full Article

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