Mobile Traffic Driver
A global analysis shows that video, with its high bandwidth demand, dominates mobile traffic. In 2023 it most likely will make up more than half of downstream internet traffic. Read more »
A weekly round-up of the industry’s top stories and research curated by the ARF.
A global analysis shows that video, with its high bandwidth demand, dominates mobile traffic. In 2023 it most likely will make up more than half of downstream internet traffic. Read more »
Revisiting past predictions often reveals more about the past than the future.
Data quality and the choice research mode have a large impact on findings obtained through both big data and panels. It is important to be aware of these sources of bias to avoid misleading conclusions.
Is there research that can help marketers navigate today’s unpredictable environment? At this event, experts recommended focusing on pricing and rethinking the “don’t go dark” rule, but they disagreed on which measures are best for optimizing marketing plans and their impact.
The secret to Gen Z marketing success is understanding their different subcultures and connecting with them through their unique interests.
A survey among marketers conducted for the WARC Marketer’s Toolkit 2023, shows that almost half plan to increase their investment in performance, while less than a third plan increased branding spend. However, that is only part of the story. Read more »
The short answer is yes. However, several studies agree that the impact may be smaller than often assumed because the top drivers of streaming subscriptions and churn are not cost and income.
A new white paper outlines how innovative methods offer marketers new research tools that can produce more effective creative in the current marketing landscape.
The Marketing Science Institute (a division of the ARF) has issued its research priorities for the next two years. Research that addresses change and disruptions tops the list. Read more »
How can a brand that enters a foreign market, like China, increase acceptance among ethnocentric consumers who prefer local brands? A new study suggests one solution: the use of anthropomorphic products in advertising.