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U.S. internet users attitude towards brand posts on social media 2017

Primary attitude of internet users in the United States toward select brand behaviors on social media as of April 2017

The data shows the primary attitudes of U.S. internet users towards selected brand behaviors on social media as of April 2017. According to the report, when brands use video clips, 83% of respondents had stated they found the content ''cool'', while 17% had found it to be ''annoying.'' There was similar reporting when respondents were asked about brands that responded to questions on social media.

Using video clips 83 17
Responding to questions 83 17
Joining conversations 68 32
Talking about timely events 66 34
Using GIFs 58 42
Making fun of competitors 33 67
Using slang 31 69
Talking politics 29 71
Making fun of customers 12 88