Data makes a case for live, long-form video content
Consumers spend more time watching live video content than pre-recorded broadcasts, and content marketers should take note of this trend.
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Consumers spend more time watching live video content than pre-recorded broadcasts, and content marketers should take note of this trend.
Social media skeptics claim Facebook and Twitter marketing don’t drive ROI, but a barrage of reports suggest otherwise.
As more consumers turn to the web before buying, online reviews are making the difference between a sale and a lost customer.
Customers acquired through organic search provide bigger benefits to brands’ bottom lines over time.
Yahoo announced it’s revamped news site delivers personalized results in a modern design – a change that could more web traffic to the site.
A new study shows brands that focus on cost saving now accept other success metrics like ROI improvements.
LinkedIn now hosts 3 million company pages, but brands need to share social media content strategically to generate leads and conversions.
Since Instagram introduced its video feature, marketers have debated whether the Facebook-owned application or Twitter’s Vine is best for social video marketing. People have immediately taken sides, with some proactively lobbying that one network is surely stronger than the other. Unfortunately for Vine and its supporters, data suggests it’s losing the fight. Using Topsy’s free… Read more »
Following initial surprise surrounding Facebook’s decision to introduce hashtags, a survey shows brands are on board.
More consumers read online reviews before they decide to patronize a business, leaving marketers with a limited window to earn conversions.