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Agencies Outsource Digital Content
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Agencies Outsource Digital Content

It is quite a common practice for agencies in many countries to win projects and then outsource some aspects of those campaigns to freelancers or other agencies, even if they remain the only service provider the client interacts with. That is why some freelancers and smaller agencies cannot really list all of the clients they have worked for as it counts as ‘off the record’ services. This trend continues nowadays, and a new study shows that technical work is the most outsource component.

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Younger Shoppers Take the Lead in Mobile Shopping
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Younger Shoppers Take the Lead in Mobile Shopping

Multichannel retail is on the rise, and mobile shopping is trending among younger people as a new survey of U.S. and U.K. consumers conducted by digital marketing group Econsultancy shows. These results only come to underline a buying channel that has been promoted for years and some current studies as well.

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Food Content is Heavily Searched and Shared Online
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Food Content is Heavily Searched and Shared Online

Brands in the food and beverage field should really be present online, on social media sites, if they aren’t already, as such content is intensively searched and shared on the web. A study by MSLGroup and The Hartman shows that the leading source that influences US Internet users to purchase a new brand of food or beverage is the online recommendation from a friend, mentioned by 36% of the respondents. 30% would buy the same new brand if another friend than the close one would recommend it online, and other people would try the new product if connections from their social networks, people they know or not, would like their statuses.

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Ads and Content on Facebook Lead to Spike in Sales
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Ads and Content on Facebook Lead to Spike in Sales

People that are exposed to paid content and ads on Facebook are more likely to buy products from the brand doing the advertising, according to a new study released today. ComScore’s "The Power of Like 2" research report goes to show that social media advertising is useful in achieving marketing objectives like reach, brand resonance, and ultimately sales.

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