Viral Marketing Study
Posted on | February 1, 2006 | Comments Off
Macalua.com posted about a new study by Sharpe Partners. eMarketer.com highlighted some of the major aspects of the viral marketing research.
Insightful Statistics
- 89% of adults share content with friends, family and associates by e-mail
- 63% of the respondents share content at least once a week
- 25% share daily or almost daily
- 75% forward content up to six other people
- 89% have no adverse feelings to brand sponsorship
- 5% refuse to share content that contains a clear brand message
Read more on viral marketing at eMarketer.com
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Justilien Gaspard is a SEO/M consultant with over 8 years experience in organic search marketing. Professionally he's a columnist for Search Engine Watch, has spoken at several SES Conferences, and authored 3 advanced courses for SEMPO Institute. Learn more about Justilien.
