Video Marketing Data
This page is a collection of all the video marketing data we have created. We list all the surveys we have conducted and all the statistics we have created. Click one of the items below to view the results page.
Video Marketing Statistics 2016
These statistics were gathered by surveying 230 unique respondents, consisting of both marketing professionals and online consumers. Respondents were categorised as marketers or consumers according to their answer to a preliminary question, to ensure they were only prompted to answer relevant questions.
Video Advert Statistics 2020
There’s nothing new about advertising; but what is new – and potentially very exciting – is the way modern video advertising lets brands reach highly targeted audiences with beautiful, engaging video content. But what’s the real impact of video ads?
Video Marketing Statistics 2018
These video marketing statistics were gathered by surveying 570 unique respondents in December 2017. The respondents consisted of both marketing professionals and online consumers. Respondents were categorised as marketers or consumers according to their answer to a preliminary question, to ensure they were only prompted to answer relevant questions.
Video Marketing on Social Media Statistics 2016
These statistics were gathered by surveying 415 unique respondents, from both paid and organic sources. We targeted UK and USA audiences, however didn’t make this a requirement to complete the survey. We didn’t specify further criteria for entry to the survey. We did this so that we achieved a broad demographic spectrum.
Video Marketing Statistics 2017
These statistics were gathered by surveying 311 unique respondents in December 2016. The respondents consisted of both marketing professionals and online consumers. Respondents were categorised as marketers or consumers according to their answer to a preliminary question, to ensure they were only prompted to answer relevant questions.
Video Marketing Statistics 2015
We surveyed 251 respondents who were primarily between the ages of 25 and 54. A number of industries were represented, with the largest percentages coming from the Advertising & Marketing (24.18%) and Telecommunications (32.79%) sector. Respondents were made up of a broad cross section of job seniority levels, from owners and CEOs to managers and team leads. Responses were gathered from organic and social sources.