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November 14, 2018

On What Advertising Channels Do Marketers Worldwide Run Holiday Season Ads? (% of respondents, 2017 & 2018)

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Data was provided to eMarketer by Kenshoo.

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Data is from the November 2018 ClickZ report titled "Digital Advertising Trends for the 2018 Holiday Season" in partnership with Kenshoo. 277 marketers in the US (46%) and worldwide (54%) were surveyed from August 28-September 12, 2018. Respondents were from B2B companies (29%), B2C companies (30%) and both B2B and B2C companies (41%). Respondents identified the number of employees at their company as 10 or less (34%), 11-100 (33%) and 101+ (33%). Respondents identified their company's annual revenues as less than $5 million (33%), $5 million or more (32%), prefer not to answer (20%) and don't know (15%).