9 Eye-Opening Digital Marketing Stats From the Past Week

It was an unusually interesting week in digital marketing stats, with some numbers proving to be surprising and others mind-boggling. The following nine data points particularly got our attention. 1. Talk about a ridiculous YouTube win Emirates, the airline from United Arab Emirates, was fortunate that social media star Casey Neistat created a nine-minute video about his experience in first class on the airline, as he recently flew from Dubai to New York City. The superbly luxurious accommodations included his own private cabin, a cozy bed, a private mini-bar, showering facilities and caviar. This plane ticket costs more than $21,000, and he told Adweek on Friday that he was not financially compensated for the effort.  His video was published on Sept. 19, but people can't stop watching it—the clip has now been viewed a whopping 23 million times on YouTube. Taking people to the lap of luxury is an old content trick—so maybe Neistat is his generation's Robin Leach. 2. Pinterest booms According to social marketing company Kinetic, Pinterest advertisers spent around 3.5 times more on the platform in the third quarter compared to the prior quarter. 3. Facebook dips IgnitionOne's Q3 study found that Facebook ad spend is down 22 percent because of the gradual elimination of the social network's ad exchange, called FBX, which is being shut down on Nov. 1. FBX, which entails desktop ad retargeting tools, has been winding down since May. 4. AI interest isn't... Continue reading at 'AdWeek'

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