Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on March 16, 2004
Email insights from Canada
Report on an Ipsos-Reid survey of internet users in Canada. Among the insights, the frankly frightening news that 1% of people have actually bought a product advertised through spam. (So men really are that insecure?). In better news, the study also found that 77% of users had signed up to receive permission email from a website. And those that do are signing up to more website email lists than last year.
Report on an Ipsos-Reid survey of internet users in Canada. Among the insights, the frankly frightening news that 1% of people have actually bought a product advertised through spam. (So men really are that insecure?). In better news, the study also found that 77% of users had signed up to receive permission email from a website. And those that do are signing up to more website email lists than last year.
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