Online recommendations might be as influential as in-person ones, but the vast majority of word-of-mouth (W-O-M) impressions about brands occur offline, at least among Millennials (18-34). That’s according to new figures released by the Keller Fay Group, which show that some 84% of Millennials’ word-of-mouth impressions about brands take place offline – with 71% the result of face-to-face conversations (versus just 3% over social media). So which media and marketing content are spurring these conversations? (more…)
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Millennials Mostly Talk About Brands Offline. Which Media Drive Their W-O-M Impressions?
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