Chances are, when you want to learn something, go somewhere, or buy something, you turn to Google. While Google does not reveal the exact search volume it sees every day, it’s estimated that the world’s most popular search engine processes about 63,000 search queries a second, which is around 5.6 billion searches a day. However,
More than two billion. That’s how many people visit YouTube each month. And the number is growing. Already the most popular platform on the internet, YouTube increased its share of users by 8% between 2019 and 2021. Compare that to Facebook, whose user base of 69% has remained unchanged for the last three years. Unsurprisingly,
With a year-over-year increase of 37% in monthly active users in 2020, brands can’t afford to ignore Pinterest’s audience of 459 million consumers, many of which need only a small nudge to make a purchase. Now, with Pinterest AR, that is even more the case. More than half of visitors to Pinterest are eager to buy
With almost four billion people using social media globally, it’s no surprise that companies around the world are looking to capitalise on social commerce. Snapchat is at the centre of this growing movement, offering a range of advertising options. From Story Ads and Snap Ads that showcase product collections to Dynamic Ads that allow businesses to
Social media companies like Instagram and Snapchat have already increased reach and revenue for businesses by socialising the customer experience. Now, TikTok is taking the trend one step further by integrating AR into their viral media content and TikTok shopping initiatives. The company’s short-form visual media format has made it a crowd favourite among Gen
3D product modelling is transforming online retail. With more customers shopping online than ever before, brands are increasingly turning to new innovative technologies in order to stand out in a crowded marketplace. A leader when it comes to visual marketing techniques, 3D product modelling can inspire customers to act. Often, 3D technologies go hand in
Since Facebook’s purchase of Instagram in 2012 the app has come a long way, from being primarily a place for users to share photos, to now becoming an essential platform for retailers thanks to the Instagram ecommerce offerings. A decade after the purchase, influencer culture’s rising importance has led brands to consider more informal ways
With over 3.5 billion people estimated to be regular AR users by the end of 2022, augmented reality for business is on track to become an essential part of every brand’s marketing toolkit. For companies that want to stand out as dynamic, forward-thinking, and customer-focused, AR adoption can help engage customers and improve their perception
Incorporating augmented reality shopping into your ecommerce site is a great way to improve top-line revenue and customer satisfaction. According to Deloitte, 71% of shoppers would shop more often if they could use AR experiences while doing so, and 61% would choose stores with AR over those without it. With customer demand for AR growing
From cars to pretzels, augmented reality is catalysing a transformation in how consumers engage with retail products. However, if you had to choose one area where AR is most rapidly gaining traction, it has to be augmented reality furniture. In fact, research shows that furniture is one of the main products customers want to use