"Women are more likely to use social media to communicate with friends, family and coworkers than men, a new study from Rebtel suggests," according to a Brafton post. "Rebtel,
a mobile VOIP provider, analyzed online communications habits of more
2,300 American adults. Sixty-eighty percent of women who communicate
over the web to stay in touch with friends do so on social media, while
only 54 percent of men turn to Facebook, Twitter or other social
channels." Read more.
When reading this report, you should remember that the primary decision maker about home products and the controller of a family's discretionary spending is a woman.
When reading this report, you should remember that the primary decision maker about home products and the controller of a family's discretionary spending is a woman.
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