Four Things You Might Not Know About Twitter
Compete recently fielded a survey to uncover how consumers are using leading social media platforms and the impact usage has on interaction with a brand. Some interesting...
Webinar: 3 Tools for Understanding Ad Reach
Next week, Compete will be hosting a webinar on Thursday (6/23) at 2pm EDT to talk about your ad reach and how you can optimize your ad dollars. As a media professional,...
Quick Tip: Overview of the PRO Referral Analytics Traffic Dashboard
Compete PRO Advanced Referral Analytics tool allows you to track the activity of your competition, industry category, and gives you a head-to-head comparison ...
The Weekly Compete Pulse
If you’re a hockey fan, you’re probably anxiously awaiting game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals on Monday. But to occupy yourself until then, you can watch...
Vineyard Vines Hopes You ‘Hoof It’ to the Stores After the Kentucky Derby
The final stretch of the Triple Crown is just around the bend. The Belmont Stakes takes place on June 11th, following some thrilling performances at the Preakness...
What Does The LinkedIn IPO Imply About The Value of Facebook?
The recent IPO of LinkedIn clearly illustrated the public’s infatuation with all things social. The company ultimately priced its IPO at $45 a share after raising...
Online Retailer Outlook: A more taxing future?
There has been no shortage of press on Amazon’s ongoing battles with states over internet taxation. As a quick refresher, a 1992 Supreme Court ruling delcared...
How do sports fans follow games online?
If you live in New England, odds are good you’ve been following the Stanley Cup Finals, whether by choice, or by having game updates thrust upon you by rabid...
The Sweet Smell of Sunscreen
I can always tell summer is coming by the way New York City smells. There is nothing quite like ‘eau de Hot NY’ – walking outside you are immediately hit...
Rebels with a Cause
Motorcycles are commonly associated with rebellion. But instead of standing up to “The Man,” our data suggest that this year, consumers may be rebelling against...


