emarketer.comPublished According to a new eMarketer report, Germany and France lag far behind the UK in ad spending devoted to mobile, but outlays will increase fast over the next few years. Improved measurement should help more marketers make the mobile leap, and a...
emarketer.comPublished In Germany, smartphones running the Android OS are much more popular than Apple's iPhone, and by among the widest margins in Western Europe. But even there, Apple dominates the tablet market—at least for now.
emarketer.comPublished The UK posts the highest social networking penetration rate of any country in the EU-5, and the vast majority of that social activity happens on Facebook.eMarketer estimates the country will see 30 million Facebook users this year, well ahead of...
marketingcharts.comPublished Japan, China, and Germany will stay in their respective positions following the US, although China will see the most rapid growth of those 3. April 29, 2013 by MarketingCharts staff By 2015, the internet should account for 23.4% of global ad...
Fortunately, our friends in France, Germany, and Spain now have access to it! The post Google Analytics Premium Is Coming To France, Germany and Spain appeared first on Search Engine Journal. Google came out with a premium version of Analytics back...
Mobile ad spending in Germany will leap by 70% this year, and total €105 million ($135 million), according to a leading source. Growing mobile penetration and reassuring economic news should help shift additional expenditure onto mobile platforms.
Germany, a stalwart of the European ad economy, saw spending dip by 1% in Q4, the second consecutive quarter of declines. April 15, 2013 by MarketingCharts staff Worldwide advertising spending grew by 3.2% year-over-year in 2012 to reach $557...
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Consumers in Germany were relatively slow to take up social networking—compared to residents of the US and the UK, for example. That may be one reason why many of the country’s online retailers are lukewarm about really delving into the data and...
Forrester conducted the European Technographics® Online Benchmark Survey, Q3 2012 fielded in July 2012 of 20,778 European individuals in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the UK.