The Nielsen Wire: Getting to Know and Like the Social Mom
Posted: October 27th, 2011 | Author: Michael Courtenay | Filed under: The Nielsen Wire | Tags: Blog, Nielsen Wire | 1 Comment »
Nielsen’s recent Women of Tomorrow study highlighted not only the growing influence women have on purchasing decisions, but also provided insight into their behavior across social media. A key finding from this research illustrates that “social moms” (defined as females with at least one child who actively participate in social networking) are quite influential. A new study by NM Incite and Nielsen provides additional context on social mom’s content trends, shopping tendencies and overall social media engagement. The social mom is highly active in accessing social networks via mobile devices. Fifty percent of all moms actively participating in social media access platforms via mobile devices, in comparison to 39 percent of females overall, and 37 percent of the overall population in general. READ MORE
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