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Category: Web 2.0
18 Jan 2010A recent poll conducted by Harris Poll has found that on average, adults in the 30-39 age bracket spent the most time online, with the 25-29 and 40-49 age brackets tied for the status of runner-up.
Not what you expected?
Overall, online adults reported spending an average of 13 hours per week on the Internet, excluding time devoted to e-mail. 30-39 year olds, according to the poll, spend an average of 18 hours per week, while both the 25-29 and 40-49 age brackets averaged 17 hours per week. Those in the 18-24 age bracket average 14 hours online each week, putting them one hour behind the poll’s online 50-64 year olds.
To read more of the poll’s findings, click here.
Category: Media News
14 Jan 2010Experts are claiming that 2010 will usher in the transition to mobile marketing – are you ready for it?
Many (if not most) brands are still just “dipping their toes into the water” of mobile marketing opportunities, while consumers have already dove into the deep end and are not looking back.
Need tips on how your brand can best enter the mobile arena? Here are three suggestions:
For more information on these ideas for how to play catch-up in the Mobile Internet Era most effectively, click here.
Category: Homebuilding
13 Jan 2010HousingZone reported this week that homebuilders who have weathered the recession are now predicting better days ahead for buyers, sellers and the homebuilding industry.
During a recent conference that was attended by representatives of large, national homebuilding companies active in the Chicagoland market, as well as independent and custom builders, all were optimistic about 2010. Several are introducing new floor plans and new home communities.
“The signs are positive, with low interest rates, lower home prices and tax credits,” said Andrew B. Konovodoff, president of Town & Country Homes. “Consumer confidence is growing and unemployment is starting to turn around. A buyer purchasing a $200,000 home today with an FHA mortgage of 3 ½ percent down and a tax credit will have a monthly payment of about $1,200, an affordable number for many first-time buyers. The coming year will definitely be better, and the builders who remain in the marketplace are focused on customer satisfaction to a greater degree than every before.”
Builders cited the extended first-time homebuyer credit and the new repeat buyer tax credit as important stimulants for the 2010 market. In addition, low interest rates and pent-up buyer demand will drive an increase in activity.
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