Statistics Quoted
HomePage Citing
- Nielsen Norman Group. “How Long Do Users Stay on Web Pages?”,”Users often leave Web pages in 10-20 seconds, but pages with a clear value proposition can hold people’s attention for much longer because visit-durations follow a negative Weibull distribution.” by JAKOB NIELSEN on September 12, 2011
- SearchEngineJournal, Albert Costill, August 1, 2014. “What People Probably Hate Most About Your Blog Posts.” —
(67% of consumers say the quality of the product images is very important.) - CEB Global, Harvard Business Review, “Why Solution Selling No Longer Works,” July, August 2012 —
(Corporate Executive Board study of more than 1,400 B2B customers found that those customers completed, on average, nearly 60% [57%] of a typical purchasing decision—researching solutions, ranking options, setting requirements, benchmarking pricing, and so on—before even having a conversation with a supplier.) - Brightlocal.com, Two Separate BrightLocal Surveys, conducted between February & April 2011 —
(60% of consumers give more consideration to local results that have images.) - MDG Advertising Blog. “It’s All About the Images.” Infographic. May 2012. —
(Clear, detailed images are deemed to be very important by 67 percent of consumers and carry even more weight than the product information, full description, and customer ratings.) - Caleb Gonsalves, Skyward Research Study, “Add Images to Improve Content Performance,” Skyward.com, October 2011. —
(On average, total views increased by 94% if a published article contained a relevant photograph or infographic when compared to articles without an image in the same category.) - Paul Martin Lester, “Syntactic Theory of Visual Communication,” California State University at Fullerton, 1994–1996. —
(The psychologist Jerome Bruner of New York University has described studies that show that people only remember 10% of what they hear and 20% of what they read, but about 80 percent of what they see and do.) - N, “Get Ready for 1 Billion Smartphones by 2016, Forrester Says” by BRIAN X. CHEN FEBRUARY 13, 2012 8:00 AM
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- com, Two Separate BrightLocal Surveys, conducted between February & April 2011 —
(60% of consumers give more consideration to local results that have images.) - SearchEngineJournal, Albert Costill, August 1, 2014. “What People Probably Hate Most About Your Blog Posts.” —
(67% of consumers say the quality of the product images is very important.) - MDG Advertising Blog. “It’s All About the Images.” Infographic. May 2012. —
(Clear, detailed images are deemed to be very important by 67 percent of consumers and carry even more weight than the product information, full description, and customer ratings.) - CEB Global, Harvard Business Review, “Why Solution Selling No Longer Works,” July, August 2012 —
(Corporate Executive Board study of more than 1,400 B2B customers found that those customers completed, on average, nearly 60% [57%] of a typical purchasing decision—researching solutions, ranking options, setting requirements, benchmarking pricing, and so on—before even having a conversation with a supplier.) - Caleb Gonsalves, Skyward Research Study, “Add Images to Improve Content Performance,” Skyward.com, October 2011. —
(On average, total views increased by 94% if a published article contained a relevant photograph or infographic when compared to articles without an image in the same category.) - Paul Martin Lester, “Syntactic Theory of Visual Communication,” California State University at Fullerton, 1994–1996. —
(The psychologist Jerome Bruner of New York University has described studies that show that people only remember 10% of what they hear and 20% of what they read, but about 80 percent of what they see and do.)
Other citing
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- com, Two Separate BrightLocal Surveys, conducted between February & April 2011 —
(60% of consumers give more consideration to local results that have images.) - SearchEngineJournal, Albert Costill, August 1, 2014. “What People Probably Hate Most About Your Blog Posts.” —
(67% of consumers say the quality of the product images is very important.) - MDG Advertising Blog. “It’s All About the Images.” Infographic. May 2012. —
(Clear, detailed images are deemed to be very important by 67 percent of consumers and carry even more weight than the product information, full description, and customer ratings.) - CEB Global, Harvard Business Review, “Why Solution Selling No Longer Works,” July, August 2012 —
(Corporate Executive Board study of more than 1,400 B2B customers found that those customers completed, on average, nearly 60% [57%] of a typical purchasing decision—researching solutions, ranking options, setting requirements, benchmarking pricing, and so on—before even having a conversation with a supplier.) - Caleb Gonsalves, Skyward Research Study, “Add Images to Improve Content Performance,” Skyward.com, October 2011. —
(On average, total views increased by 94% if a published article contained a relevant photograph or infographic when compared to articles without an image in the same category.) - Paul Martin Lester, “Syntactic Theory of Visual Communication,” California State University at Fullerton, 1994–1996. —
(The psychologist Jerome Bruner of New York University has described studies that show that people only remember 10% of what they hear and 20% of what they read, but about 80 percent of what they see and do.)