Three-Fourths of Women Do Not Know What Influences Them on SocNets
Filed under: Brands, Social Media, Surveys and stats
I read that:
Though women are “exceptionally active” in online social networking activities, they are overwhelmingly uninfluenced – and often “turned off,” by brands hawking products and services in the social-media space, according to a study released by Q Interactive’s Women’s Channel in partnership with adTech: Chicago.
[...]
Moreover, an overwhelming 75% say they are not influenced by social networking channels to purchase products and services, the study found.
I think that the picture is not really that bad for the social marketeer. The thing is that most people tend to think that they are less influenced by marketing than they really are. I have see a survey where people were asked if they are influenced by advertising and an overwhelming majority of 95% answered NO. I belong to the 5% that is influenced by marketing and I believe there are a bit more than 5% of us.
Some interesting numbers in the survey are:
- 17% feel positive about brands on social media
- 4% of social network users say they have ever clicked on an ad
- 10% of women engage in product / brand-related activities
- 52 percent of women surveyed have “befriended” or “become a fan of” at least one brand
via q-interactive-women-adtech-social-networking-sites-influence-purchases-august-2009.jpg.
Posted on: September 11, 2009
Related Posts
-

Survey shows influx of companies using social networks for recruiting
According ot the survey, due to these satisfaction levels companies are likely to invest more in these type of candidate sources in 2009, trimming...
-

51% of U.S. Web surfers use social networking sites
More than half of all adult Internet users in the United States either visit or maintain a profile on at least one social networking site, according...
-

Who’s most engaged? The world’s most valuable brands
The world’s most valuable brands. Who’s most engaged? (PDF). There exist thousands of social media channels, each with a slightly different value...
-

Do Friends Influence Purchases in a Social Network?
There are three distinct groups of users with very different behavior. The low-status group (48% of users) are not well connected, show limited...
Social media &
