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11% of U.K. online consumers aged 18-34 have taken purchasing advice from friends and family on social media sites
Top 4 lessons for online retailers, 2,000 consumers say it like it is. | eccomplished
50% of Millennials use mobile devices to research products and read user reviews, compared to 21% of non-Millennials
bcg.perspectives - The Millennial Consumer
60% of Millennials rate products and services online, compared to 46% of non-Millennials
bcg.perspectives - The Millennial Consumer
30% of U.K. consumers between the ages of 15 and 34 who make a purchase based on social media made the decision as a result of brand communications, compared to 24% who decided based on friends’ recommendations
British under-35s are more influenced by brands than friends on social networks, says study
64% of U.S. consumers aged 18-25 learn about products from friends and family from whom they seek information, compared to 63% of 26-42-year-olds, and 68% for 43-62-year-olds
News - Press - Jack Morton Worldwide - brand experience agency
87% of Millennials believe companies shouldn’t edit customer feedback by correcting spelling or grammar errors
Talking to Strangers: Millennials Trust People over Brands | Bazaarvoice
64% of Millennials believe companies should offer more ways to share their opinions
Talking to Strangers: Millennials Trust People over Brands | Bazaarvoice
73% of Millennials believe consumers care more about their opinions on products than companies do
Talking to Strangers: Millennials Trust People over Brands | Bazaarvoice
51% of Millennials say consumer opinions found on a company’s website have a greater impact on purchase decisions than recommendations from family and friends
Talking to Strangers: Millennials Trust People over Brands | Bazaarvoice
The average UK adult talks about brands 78 times per week, which translates into 3.4B brand impressions each week via word of mouth. 94% of those brand conversations take place offline, while only 6% are online
3 Billion Word of Mouth Impressions About Brands Each Week in UK, According to Keller Fay Research « Kellerfay