One in Four People Use YouTube to Decide What to Buy
A quarter of people consult YouTube while deciding what to buy, and it leads all online media for games, daily necessities and cosmetics. Why last-click reporting misses it.
Read moreA quarter of people consult YouTube while deciding what to buy, and it leads all online media for games, daily necessities and cosmetics. Why last-click reporting misses it.
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