"A View Is Considered Three Seconds"
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"A View Is Considered Three Seconds"
“People don’t start seeing your ad until you run it seven times.”
Drew Eric Whitman • Cashvertising: How to Use More Than 100 Secrets of Ad-Agency Psychology to Make BIG MONEY Selling Anything to Anyone (Cashvertising Series)
Think of creative ways to engage traffic—what can you do to keep a Visitor for 60 seconds or more? Segment the Visitors who stay more than two minutes, and analyze the content they consume, where they come from, and so forth, so you can learn what you should be doing more.
Avinash Kaushik • Web Analytics 2.0: The Art of Online Accountability and Science of Customer Centricity
The Facebook average watch time is 10 seconds
If a Facebook video is watched for longer than 3 seconds, it counts as a view. If it is watched for longer than 10 seconds, it means that viewers are actively digesting and receiving your content. Anything higher than 10 seconds is an impressive goal to strive for, with a 15-30 second average watch time... See more
If a Facebook video is watched for longer than 3 seconds, it counts as a view. If it is watched for longer than 10 seconds, it means that viewers are actively digesting and receiving your content. Anything higher than 10 seconds is an impressive goal to strive for, with a 15-30 second average watch time... See more
33 Essential Facebook Statistics You Need To Know In 2025
It’s a lot of work to get users on your article. Statistically, the first thing that happens is that the user will close the tab without reading. Only a fraction will read your content for free — consider what an effort it takes to also be paid for it! The original sin of the web, indeed.
Andreas Stegmann • Ben Thompson’s Stratechery should be crossing 3 Million in Profits this Year
You have just six seconds to capture someone’s attention — but if you interest them, you earn another twenty to thirty seconds.
Practically, this means you have about thirteen words to hook them and another thirty to forty to deliver your most compelling information.
If your email exceeds 100 words, allocate your editing time wisely: dedicate 40% to ... See more
Practically, this means you have about thirteen words to hook them and another thirty to forty to deliver your most compelling information.
If your email exceeds 100 words, allocate your editing time wisely: dedicate 40% to ... See more
There is a fairly well tested marketing principle that says that for your audience to understand your message well enough to act on it, it takes them hearing or seeing your message seven times.