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Men and Women Respond Differently To Various Types of Creative Ad Elements

A recent Data Gem, entitled Men More Difficult to Persuade with Advertising than Women, revealed that while men and women recall advertising at similar levels, men are generally less responsive to advertising messages overall. To better understand what...
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Women Spend More Time Social Networking than Men Worldwide

A look at gender differences in social networking engagement found that, across global regions, females age 15 and older spend more time social networking than their male counterparts. In North America and Europe, women spent an average of nearly two...
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Are British Men More Interested in Politics

In the UK, Politics Sites attracted 4.9 million unique visitors during March 2012. A demographic breakdown of the people visiting such sites shows that 23.7 percent of the audience are between 25-34 years old, accounting for the largest share across all...
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Men More Difficult to Persuade with Advertising than Women

In a study of 292 television copy tests that accounted for about 200,000 respondents, comScore uncovered a finding that men may, in fact, be more difficult to persuade through advertising messages than women.
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Infographic: Who’s Driving Facebook’s Growth in Germany?

Over the past year, Facebook’s audience has grown by 13 percent, reaching 38.3 million German internet users during April 2012. The German publication WirtschaftsWoche recently posted an infographic breaking down the social network’s growth by demographics....
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Young Males Dominate Online Video Viewing in EU5

Online video consumption in the EU5 is heavily skewed towards men and younger users. In January 2011, males accounted for 65% of time spent consuming online video (compared to 53% of time spent on the internet as a whole). Younger males between 15-34...
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Male Viewers Spend Twice as Much Time Consuming Online Video in Spain

In Spain, 20.7 million viewers watched 158 online videos, accounting for an average of 18.3 hours per viewer during September 2011. When looking at the age split, the 15-24 year olds are the heaviest viewers, watching an average of 22.2 hours of online...
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In Australia Men Watch Twice the Amount of Online Video as Women

A demographic analysis of video viewers in Australia revealed that although males and females comprise nearly an equal percentage of overall video viewers, males spend a significantly longer amount of time viewing online video than females. On average,...
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How Many Ads Do You Watch Per Content Video

In April 2011, 32.6 million UK online video viewers watched a total of 5.4 billion online videos, of which 238.4 million were ads.
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online banking and finance are territory of 35plus

Online banking sites reached more than 23 million French consumers in August 2016, representing more than half of French surfers (50.7%).
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