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"An individual’s mood and situation has a strong effect on what will be snacked on. Connecting your marketing messages to the emotional nature of snacking – think taste, cravings and indulgence — will help drive your product’s selection" - NPD food and beverage industry analyst Darren Seifer
Kids and Teens Are Top Consumers of Snack-oriented Convenience Foods While Women Outpace Men, Reports NPD – NPD.com
48% of brand marketers plan to maintain their spending on online display advertising in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
64% of brand marketers plan to increase their spending on online video advertising in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
70% of brand marketers plan to increase their spending on social media advertising in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
25% of marketers believe online direct response spending will increase by 20% or more in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
51% of marketers believe online direct response spending will increase in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
20% of marketers believe online brand advertising spending will increase by 20% or more in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
63% of marketers believe online brand advertising spending will increase in 2013
Online Evolution: 2013 Marks the Year of Brand Advertising
"[Nintendo] forgot Marketing 101 for the Wii U and no product could have done well without basic marketing support. Clearly a change in execution was long overdue" - DFC Intelligence analyst David Cole
Nintendo "forgot Marketing 101" for Wii U | GamesIndustry International
"Nintendo of America's performance the past couple years has been a disaster on almost every level. Much of this was due to lack of execution on basic stuff like product marketing" - DFC Intelligence analyst David Cole
Nintendo "forgot Marketing 101" for Wii U | GamesIndustry International
Inbound marketers spending more than $25,000 per year save an average of 13% in overall cost per lead, and $14 for every new customer acquired, versus those
relying on outbound strategies
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
41% of marketers believe inbound marketing produces measurable return on investment
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
Inbound marketing delivers 54% more leads than traditional outbound methods
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
Marketers allocate 34% of their overall budgets to inbound marketing, compared to 23% for outbound strategies
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
48% of marketers plan to increase their inbound marketing spending in 2013
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
Inbound marketing budgets have grown by ~50% in each of the past 3 years
2013 State of Inbound Marketing
80% of marketers who have adopted inbound marketing strategies have integrated it into broader company goals
2013 State of Inbound Marketing