Stackla Consumer Content Report
via stackla.com
In today’s connected world, where people are constantly confronted with a myriad of content competing for their attention, what content and sources do consumers seek out, trust and find influential?
We surveyed 2,000 adults in the U.S., UK and Australia, examining the content being created and shared online, and what influences consumers’ purchasing decisions most.
Key Findings for Marketers Include:
- 86 percent of consumers say authenticity is important when deciding what brands they like and support
- More than half (57 percent) of consumers think that less than half of brands create content that resonates as authentic
- Consumers are 3x more likely to say content created by a consumer is authentic compared to content created by a brand
- On average, 60 percent of consumers say content from friends or family influence their purchases decisions, while just 23 percent say content from celebrities are influential
- 57 percent of Millennials have made travel plans based on an image or video they saw a friend post on social media
- 56 percent of Millennials have decided to eat at a restaurant because of a friend’s post on social media
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The Stackla study was covered by the marketing industry's goto publication The Drum. To read The Drum article, CLICK HERE.