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Search and Social Media Survey (2011/2012) - Insights into what marketers should be looking for in 2012 ›
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3 Comments
Greenlight
18th Dec 2012, 04:17PMOur survey did not ask respondents how many times (per day/week/month etc) they click on advertisements. It did however ask that they indicate if they "click on advertisments or sponsored listings in Facebook regularly, often, rarely, never or don't use Facebook". The response was as follows: Never - 44%, Rarely 31%, I don't use Facebook 13%, Often 10%, Regularly 3%.
Irina Yakhneeva
19th Dec 2012, 09:26AMThank you. Let me ask you one more question - why the total sum of responses is 101%?
Irina Yakhneeva
18th Dec 2012, 11:37AMThank you for the information. However, what does it mean that people click on advertisement 'rarely'? One click per two weeks or one click per month or other frequency?