Social Content Stokes Spending

by PR News | 10/28/2011

Individuals exposed to social content are two to seven times more likely to increase their spending and consumption than those who aren’t, according to an Ogilvy-ChatThreads study. The sales impact is most pervasive when social content was combined with other types of media, such as PR, out-of-home and TV. Other findings include:

  • Out of over 20 channels studied, social content exposure was associated with the largest shift in brand perception during a seven-day period.
  • Consumers are seeing relatively little branded social content during their daily routine. Only 24% of the study group reported exposure to social content, compared to a 69% exposure rate to TV ads.

Source: Ogilvy/ChatThreads 












































 



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