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Welcome to Broker Roundtable, where each week we ask list brokers to give their opinions on issues that matter to the marketing community. This week’s question: As the U.S. gets more ethnically diverse, what are some tips to help marketers target various demographic segments?

According to a survey from Prosper Mobile Insights, nearly 53 percent of smartphone owners said they use their smartphones for all the functions and that “it’s my life.” Nearly a third said they use their smartphone’s basic functions and some apps. More than half of respondents also said they prefer…

A study from Yahoo and Universal McCann (UM) looked at the new dynamics in the path to purchase so marketers can better utilize digital media to engage shoppers. “The Long and Winding Road: Gamesmanship of Shopping” found that the growing array of online tools available to consumers have made them…

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First Crowd-Sourced Experiment Buffalo Trace’s Single Oak Project – “Quest for the Perfect Bourbon”

A recent white paper from the e-tailing group shows that tablet devices are quite friendly for consumers looking to make online purchases. Tablet users not only make more online purchases via their devices than smartphone owners do – they’re more satisfied as well.

“Mobile” is a word that seems to affect lots of areas these days, not least of all email. Today’s picture paints a world that includes consumers using tablets and smartphones to access their email, but this doesn’t mean that desktop and webmail experiences are to be ignored. According to Return Path, an inbox…

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Advertising Age recently unveiled some helpful and interesting social media demographics “based on actual user profiles, not just Web traffic.” They even made a nifty infographic including all the data.

According to InMobi, an independent mobile ad network, the North American mobile ad market expanded 17 percent in April, while the global market expanded 11 percent.