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Marketing News: ONLINE CONTENT SELLS
Consumers browsing the internet say they are more likely to make a purchase if a website makes the effort to engage and entertain them through interesting and relevant content, new research reveals today.
The online YouGov study, commissioned by APA, shows that 27 per cent of consumers have a higher propensity to buy online if the website offers more than product listings, whilst 28 per cent say that additional online content, such as editorial focusing on specific products, motivates them to make a purchase in-store.
This is particularly true of 45-54 year olds, with 30 per cent more likely to buy online, and the same number in-store, if a website is more editorially led. Conversely the over 55s were found to be the least engaged by online content. Although this is unsurprising, as despite the rise of the "Silver Surfer", this age group is still wary of making online transactions and using the internet as a decision-making influencer.
This is reinforced by the finding tha
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