Podcast statistics you need to know
Learn about the growth of podcasts, popular genres, the biggest revenue sources, and other top podcast statistics.
Learn about the growth of podcasts, popular genres, the biggest revenue sources, and other top podcast statistics.
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Intriguing new feature could simply be a test or the future of shopping on the Google Assistant.
The devices have reached 50% of US homes, but fallen flat as a channel
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A look back at some of the year's key voice search and virtual assistant metrics.
Since we can't segment voice from typed interactions in performance reports easily, it's helpful optimization for voice search overlaps with traditional search.
Surveys suggest there's still considerable room for growth.
Just a few modest improvements would make Home and Home Hub more effective for local search.
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The study suggests there are about 40 million devices in US homes today.
Part two of NPR Smart Audio report exposes the 'v-commerce' potential of virtual assistant devices.
There may already be 20 million virtual assistants in US households.
The new device hasn't yet found the right balance between voice and screen.
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New research suggests that most Americans are well aware of Twitter … they’re just not using it. According to an Edison Research/Arbitron study, Twitter awareness in the U.S. among people 12 years old and older is at 92% — that’s up from 87% a year ago.