Making your content universally accessible isn’t just good ethics or good PR; it’s good business. But most brands ignore people with disabilities, leaving billions on the table.
Read moreMore Top Brands Have Quit Organic Facebook Posts
Last January we reported that top brands were posting less than ever on Facebook. That trend has accelerated in 2020.
Read moreDomino's Isn't The Only Company Ignoring Customers With Disabilities
Just 19% of brands prioritize making their digital content accessible. 32% of brands say accessibility isn’t a priority at all.
Read moreNo, Engagement Still Doesn't Drive Sales
We applaud one agency’s desire to better measure social, but their conclusions don’t hold up.
Read moreNew Research: Social Measurement Secrets for 2019
Most marketers use engagement to evaluate social programs. But engagement can’t demonstrate social’s value. Our new report details how top brands prove social success.
Read morePresentation: The ABCs of Social Success in 2019
Nineteen Insights’ Principal Nate Elliott presented the ABCs of Social Success to marketing students at Rutgers Business School. Check out the deck here.
Read moreSurprised Twitter Only Has 126m Daily Users? You Shouldn't Be.
Twitter announced its daily active user count for the first time in five years. Turns out the company has just 8% as many daily users as Facebook, and far less than Instagram and Snapchat. This shouldn’t surprise anyone.
Read moreNew Research: The ABCs of Social Success in 2019
Social offers enormous potential, but brands still struggle to find value. What's the best way to drive business outcomes from social? Use the ABCs framework to increase your chances of success.
Read moreMercedes Tries to Hack Facebook's Algorithm
Facebook killed marketers’ organic reach long ago. So Mercedes is trying an innovating solution: It’s claiming it’s not a marketer.
Read moreOne-Quarter of Top Brands Now Post to Facebook Less Than Weekly
How much time do you spend creating organic social posts? In the first two weeks of 2019, 14% of the world’s best brands didn’t post anything on their primary Facebook pages. Another 10% posted only once.
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