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7 Key Stats That Point to the Future of Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

Traditional market research often falls short when new technology and new ideas have the potential to become game-changers. Conventional wisdom has pounded the point home that by 2025 (or in some versions of the myth, by 2030), millennials will become three-fourths of the nation’s workforce. Billion in 2025.

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17 Marketing Trends You Need to Know for 2022

Marketing Insider Group

Google, Pinterest, and several other companies are also investing in visual search technology. Images are already returned for 19% of searches on Google, and 62% of millennials say they are more interest in visual search than any other new technology. Gen Z Will Continue to Influence Marketing More Than Millennials.

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Why we care about mobile marketing: A guide for marketers

Martech

Here are some more compelling reasons why you should care about mobile marketing: There are nearly 15 billion mobile devices in the world and that number is expected to reach over 18 billion by 2025. This is a relatively new technology that’s been gaining traction in the last few years as mobile devices become more widespread.

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Filipino Online Shopping Behavior: Statistics & Trends You Need to Know

Spiralytics

Millennials likely edge out Gen Z due to adulthood’s increased spending power and responsibilities. The Philippine ecommerce market sales are projected to hit $24 billion in 2025. The drive towards improving delivery capacity is partially to gain a new customer base. 72% of Filipino online shoppers are female.

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on marketing & advertising

Econsultancy

Amazon, Meta and Alphabet to account for half of ad market in 2025, thanks to acceleration from Covid-19. Thanks to a boost in social and ecommerce advertising over the course of the pandemic, new research from WARC Data suggests Amazon, Meta and Alphabet could account for half of a potential $1 trillion advertising market by 2025.