If you build a microsite, they will come, they will engage and you can get the data to prove it.
That is the main finding of a newly released Keynote Competitive Research study conducted in October 2007. The company tracked reactions of consumers planning to buy an automobile within the next six months as they interacted with microsites for various car models, including the Toyota Yaris.
That is great if you are trying to sell a Yaris, but what does the study say about using microsites for other brands?
Even the Keynote study found differences in engagement levels, time spent at the microsite and other metrics, depending on the car brand in question. Were those differences the result of the types of consumers who were predisposed to pick a certain brand or the microsites themselves?
Microsites Still Have Marketers' Attention
From http://www.emarketer.com 1486 days ago
Made Hot by: on April 29, 2008 9:41 am
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