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Where the numbers on this page came from

https://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics

Publisher
HubSpot
Graded
18 October 2026
Grader version
v0.10

secondary

secondary: at least half of the page's statistic and number claims are cited: by a link, a footnote, a source named from the grader's primary source list, or one of two page-level rules noted on the grade page.

27 of 36 statistic and number claims are cited (a link, a primary-list organization, or a footnote)

Grade D

D: at least 10% of checked claims trace, or most checked claims cite a source that could not be fetched or that the site's robots.txt rules out. A claim is checked when the grader tried its first link: it read the page, could not fetch it, or found that the site's robots.txt rules it out. It traces when that link led to a primary page with the number, to a page on a primary-source site where the number was not found, or to another page that has the number.

grade D: 0 of 6 checked found on a primary page, 2 of 6 trace to a primary or intermediate

36 numeric claims on the page, 6 checked before caps

30 of 36 claims left unchecked

27 of 36 statistic and number claims are cited.

Every claim the grader read
ClaimQuoteNumberAttributed toCited on the pageTraced to
c1 Conversion Rate Optimization is the second-most-used optimization technique among marketers (50%). 50% HubSpot State of Marketing Report, 2026 none
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c2 The average conversion rate across all e-commerce sites is under 2% 2% Statista, 2025 link
c3 skincare online shopping at 2.7% and lowest for luxury apparel at just 0.4% 2.7% Statista, 2025 link
c4 with a 2.8% conversion rate for B2C brands and a 2.4% conversion rate for B2Bs 2.8% FirstPageSage, 2025 link
Number found, on a page not on the primary source listhttps://firstpagesage.com/reports/conversion-rate-by-channel/
c5 63% of consumers prefer to find information about brands and products on mobile devices 63% HubSpot State of Consumer Trends, 2024 none
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c6 The average U.S. household had 21 connected devices (Deloitte, 2023). 21 Deloitte, 2023 link
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c7 Google accounts for over 93.9% of global mobile search market share 93.9% StatCounter, 2025 link
Page read; the number was not found in the text readhttps://gs.statcounter.com/search-engine-market-share/mobile/worldwide
c8 32.9% of internet users aged 16+ discover new brands, products, and services via search engines. 32.9% DataReportal, 2025 link
Page read; the number was not found in the text readhttps://datareportal.com/reports/digital-2024-october-global-statshot
c9 Over 20% of global internet users over 16 years old use voice assistants to find information. 20% DataReportal, 2025 link
Page read; the number was not found in the text readhttps://datareportal.com/reports/digital-2024-october-global-statshot
c10 Experts forecast voice assistant usage on smartphones will rise to 48.7% of internet users by 2029 48.7% eMarketer, 2026 link
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c11 over 157 million voice assistant users in the United States alone 157 million Statista, 2025 link
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c12 Smartphones account for over 78% of retail website visits worldwide 78% Statista, 2025 link
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c13 E-commerce accounts for over 23% of all global retail sales 23% Statista, 2025 link
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c14 Nearly 30% of marketers reported decreased search traffic as consumers turn to AI tools. 30% HubSpot State of Marketing Report, 2026 none
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c15 About 94% of marketers plan to use AI in their content creation processes 94% HubSpot State of Marketing Report, 2026 none
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c16 The average blog post length was around 1,350 words in 2025 1,350 words Orbit Media, 2025 link
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c17 91% of businesses use video as a marketing tool in 2026. 91% Wyzowl, 2026 link
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c18 YouTube is the most widely used video marketing platform with 82%. 82% Wyzowl, 2026 link
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c19 51% of people say that the optimal length for an effective video is 30-60 seconds. 51% Wyzowl, 2026 link
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c20 YouTube has more than 2.5 billion active users 2.5 billion DataReportal, 2025 link
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c21 Instagram has 3 billion monthly active users globally (CNBC, 2025). 3 billion CNBC, 2025 link
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c22 Pinterest has 553 million monthly active users (Pinterest, 2025). 553 million Pinterest, 2025 link
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c23 Snapchat has 477 million daily active users and 943 million monthly active users worldwide 477 million Snapchat, Q3 2025 link
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c24 There are 5.66 billion social media users globally (Statista, 2025). 5.66 billion Statista, 2025 link
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c25 X has about 550 million monthly active users worldwide, and 250 million are daily active users. 550 million X Data, 2024 link
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c26 The average social media user spends 2 hours and 21 minutes on social media every day 2 hours 21 minutes DataReportal, 2025 none
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c27 About 64% of the world’s population uses social media 64% DataReportal, 2025 none
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c28 LinkedIn has over 1.2 billion members (DataReportal, 2025) 1.2 billion DataReportal, 2025 link
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c29 The average email CTR across industries is 2.5% (HubSpot 2025) 2.5% HubSpot 2025 none
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c30 The number of global email users reached 4.6 billion in 2025 4.6 billion Statista, 2025 link
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c31 41% of email views - and 75% of Gmail users’ email views - come from mobile devices 41% MailButler, 2023 link
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c32 77% of marketers rated the quality of their leads as high or very high 77% HubSpot State of Marketing Report, 2026 none
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c33 25% of US consumers surveyed say they use ad blockers when browsing the internet. 25% Statista, 2025 link
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c34 Ad blocking was forecasted to cost publishers $54 billion in lost revenue in 2024. $54 billion Eyeo, 2024 link
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c35 Digital advertising spending in the US is expected to exceed $383 billion in 2027. $383 billion Statista, 2024 link
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c36 Nine out of ten dollars spent on display advertising in the United States are allocated using programmatic buying 9 in 10 Statista, 2023 none
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Quotes are copied from the page, 25 words or fewer; an em dash inside a quote is shown as a hyphen. The page text itself is not kept. A hop page's text was searched up to the grader's text limit, so "not found" means not found in the text read.

What every kind and letter means

Kinds

primary
the page is the origin of its own numbers (a statistical agency, a journal, a filing, or a page that states its own study and sample).
secondary
at least half of the page's statistic and number claims are cited: by a link, a footnote, a source named from the grader's primary source list, or one of two page-level rules noted on the grade page.
repackaging
fewer than half of the page's statistic and number claims are cited.
content farm
the page carries three or more content-farm marks (such as no author, no date, unrelated topics, heavy ads) and under a quarter of its numbers have a link or a footnote.
unknown
the page could not be graded (robots.txt says no, the page could not be fetched, or it had too few claims).

Letters

A
the page is primary, or at least 90% of its checked claims were found on a primary page.
B
at least 70% of checked claims were found on a primary page, or at least 90% trace.
C
at least 40% of checked claims trace.
D
at least 10% of checked claims trace, or most checked claims cite a source that could not be fetched or that the site's robots.txt rules out.
F
under 10% of checked claims trace, with 3 or more claims checked.
no letter
a page that is not primary needs at least one checked claim for a letter, and a page of kind unknown gets none. An F needs 3 checked claims.

A claim is checked when the grader tried its first link: it read the page, could not fetch it, or found that the site's robots.txt rules it out. It traces when that link led to a primary page with the number, to a page on a primary-source site where the number was not found, or to another page that has the number.

The primary source list is a fixed list in the grader: 56 sites (statistical agencies, central banks, international bodies, survey houses, journals and preprint servers), the organizations behind them, and ADP's employment report.