The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20160617160053/https://blog.twitter.com/tags/research

Posts from all blogs: research

New movie marketing research reveals Twitter Ads deliver increased ticket sales

Tags

To better understand the effectiveness of Twitter advertising for movies, we recently worked with Neustar MarketShare, a company that specializes in advanced marketing analytics (@MarketShareCo) to conduct a Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) study for domestic (US & Canada) film releases.

Read more...

Introducing Twitter Insiders

Twitter enables agencies to tap into real audiences for live research in the US.

Read more...

Connecting with Game Enthusiasts for #E32016 and Beyond

Learn what an active, highly engaged user group gaming enthusiasts are on Twitter and how you can use Twitter to connect with and convert this valuable audience segment prior to #E32016.

Read more...

The Australian voter on Twitter

A closer look at how Aussies are using Twitter to help shape their vote in the 2016 Federal Election.

Read more...

New research: The value of influencers on Twitter

Tags

Research shows the measurable effect influencers have on branding campaigns and reveals just how much influencer Tweets are driving consumers’ purchasing decisions. Accounts to follow: @JoinNiche

Read more...

Asked and answered: three important questions for marketing in a connected world

Industry experts share their perspectives at our recent #TwitterForTech event

Read more...

How to make your DR Tweet copy more effective

Our recent study of over 3,000 Promoted Tweets revealed insights into crafting effective direct response Tweet copy that drives more response.

Read more...

New research: 8 ways early tech adopters use Twitter

Twitter studied both Twitter users and non-users across five consumer electronics categories, ranging from wide adoption to early adoption, and discovered eight important new insights into technology purchase behavior as it relates to category maturity on Twitter.

Read more...

New research: TV viewers who engage on Twitter have higher rates of ad recall

Research shows that TV viewers who engage on Twitter are more likely to remember and respond favorably to commercials, especially if they expressed emotions while Tweeting.

Read more...

Film talent active on Twitter boosts overall conversation for movies

We examined research that shows a correlation between Twitter activity by film talent and more conversation about a film on Twitter.

Read more...

Pages