Top digital marketing data and case studies this week

Oct 16, 2014 | Online advertising

Here are the top digital marketing data and case studies that caught our eye. The price of privacy: Europeans ‘value their own data at £140’ Consumers are becoming more aware of the value attached to their personal data, and that value changes depending on the extent to which they trust a particular brand, according to […]

Here are the top digital marketing data and case studies that caught our eye.

The price of privacy: Europeans ‘value their own data at £140’

Consumers are becoming more aware of the value attached to their personal data, and that value changes depending on the extent to which they trust a particular brand, according to new research.
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Native ads growing in popularity (but marketers struggle to define them)

There is widespread support for native advertising amongst marketers, despite confusion over definition, according to new research.
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The rise of the connected car: Internet becoming a ‘must have’ feature?

Nearly two in five (39%) of US car buyers will consider internet connection as a key feature for their next automotive purchase, according to new research from Nielsen.

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The rise of the smartwatches: 100m devices forecast sold by 2019 (but no killer app)

More than 100 million smart watches will be in use worldwide by 2019, with a host of premium brand launches over the next 12-18 months bringing the category into mainstream consumer consciousness, according to a new report.
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CASE STUDIES

CSR case study: Budweiser tackles drink driving with man’s best friend

Continuing the success of its Super Bowl ‘Puppy Love’ commercial, this Budweiser’s corporate social responsibility campaign carried another canine theme… and a powerful anti-drink drive message that got 20 million views within a month.

Leukaemia marrow donation – online films and PR creates a brand

A new approach to registering as a marrow donor by combining a government registration process with simple plasters. Online PR, YouTube views, and activity to influence the influencers (in this case through TED talks), unlocked a leap in awareness and an increase in sales of almost 2000%.

Eye Mo – experiential water calligraphy events in Singapore, boosted through digital

A perfect example of online amplification of offline experiential PR. In March 2014, shoppers and commuters at the Marina Bay Sands promenade in Singapore were treated to a rare street performance by Singaporean Water Calligraphy Artist, Alew Liew as part an eye drop campaign.

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