Super Bowl Game Itself Drives Viewers Three-quarters of US adults—181 million consumers—plan to watch the Super Bowl this weekend. According to research, viewers will spend an average $68.27 on game day-related items, such as food and beverages, athletic apparel and decorations, and total spending will come in at $12.3 billion. Full Article | | | Welcome to Now! Your customers are constantly evolving. Don't get left behind. Read this guide to get actionable insights on how to evolve your campaigns in 2014 to meet the right-time, right-channel experience consumers expect and be among the first to join a new era of present tense marketers. Download Now! | | | Consumers are using media to shop across channels. Are you doing enough to create an omnichannel shopping experience? Learn more with eMarketer's report, The State of Omnichannel Retail. Receive your complimentary copy. | Twitter Use Down as Facebook Holds Steady in South Korea The number of Twitter account holders in South Korea was up year over year in November 2013, but active users and total tweets were down. On the other hand, Facebook saw steady user gains in 2013, and overall social networking in the country grew, with 69.3% of internet users accessing a social site. Full Article | | | | | EVENTS | February 9-12, 2014, Amelia Island, FL eMarketer Chairman Geoff Ramsey will be hosting. eMarketer is the official research partner of iMedia Brand Summit. March 2-5, 2014, Huntington Beach, CA eMarketer is the official research partner of iMedia Content Summit March 3-6, 2014, San Antonio, TX eMarketer is the official research partner of eTail West. | | | | |
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