And also more tips on why people Unlike a Facebook page or will Unfollow you on Twitter.
Amplify’d from mashable.com
More than 90% of consumers unsubscribe, “unlike” or stop following brands because of too frequent, irrelevant or boring communications, according to a report by social media and e-mail marketing services company ExactTarget.
Released Tuesday, “The Social Break-Up” is a study that surveyed more than 1,500 consumers, exploring changing online behaviors and top motivations for “unliking,” unfollowing and unsubscribing from brand communications via Facebook, Twitter and e-mail.
Here are a few key findings from the study:
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- 91% of consumers have unsubscribed from opt-in marketing e-mails.
- 77% of consumers report being more cautious about providing their e-mail address to companies versus last year.
- 81% of consumers have either “unliked” or removed a company’s posts from their Facebook News Feed.
- 71% of consumers report being more selective about “liking” a company on Facebook than they were last year.
- 51% of consumers expect that a “like” will result in marketing communications from brands, while 40% do not believe it should result in marketing communications.
- 41% of consumers have “unfollowed” a company on Twitter.
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