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Coupons Increase E-Mail Open Rate

by Andrew Abrahams November 19, 2009

According to a recent eMarketer article “coupons are cool.” Though consumers have always sought out deals online, the recession has caused them to continue spendthrift ways. Studies by Experian have shown that consumers are more likely to open an e-mail…

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E-Commerce

Seniors Most Likely to Conduct E-Commerce Activity

by Andrew Abrahams November 16, 2009

Seniors are no stranger when it comes to the Internet. Data from the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) indicates that seniors are extremely Web-savvy when it comes to a wide range of Web activity, including e-mail, shopping online…

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For Those Looking to Save Money Traveling, Online is the First Stop

by Andrew Abrahams November 10, 2009

For those traveling this year, one of the biggest concerns is saving money. At least 52% of people in an About.com survey do not plan to even travel this year. Of those who do decide to travel, 46% are searching…

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Mobile

Using Digital Health Services

by Andrew Abrahams November 9, 2009

Would you use digital health care services if given the opportunity? In a CTIA – The Wireless Association and Harris Interactive poll, about two-thirds of Internet users would use mobile health services if available to the public, with 23% actually…

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Internet is a Major Influencer in Car Purchases

by Andrew Abrahams November 5, 2009

When you are looking to buy a car, where is the first place you look? A report by J.D. Power and Associates shows that in 2009, about 46% of used-car buyers searched the Internet for information about cars. Though many…

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More Individuals Turn to the Internet for Self-Diagnosis

by Andrew Abrahams September 10, 2009

Almost one-half of all US internet users turn to the internet for information and additional self-diagnosis after paying a visit to their physician. Their main source of information: a search engine. Only 20% actually go to a specific health website,…

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