Sources & Citations

Every numeric claim on the OrthoDome™ site, with its source.

We keep marketing pages clean by collecting citations here and linking this page from the footer. The table below lists the data-backed numeric claims we publish, the page each claim appears on, the publisher and year, and a direct link to the original source. If a claim ever falls out of date or can't be supported, we'll re-source or rewrite it.

#11

Email marketing returns an average of $42 for every $1 spent (DMA Marketer Email Tracker / Litmus State of Email, 2019).

Litmus / DMA (2019): The ROI of Email Marketing — average $42 returned for every $1 spent on email (Litmus State of Email and DMA Marketer Email Tracker)
#12

Roughly 58.5% of U.S. Google searches end without any click to the open web (SparkToro / Datos 2024 Zero-Click Search Study).

SparkToro / Datos (a Semrush company) (2024): 2024 Zero-Click Search Study — 58.5% of U.S. Google searches end without any click to the open web

How we cite

We prefer primary sources (CDC / NCHS, U.S. Census Bureau, ABA, FBI UCR, Migration Policy Institute, Clio Legal Trends, Institute for Legal Reform, peer-reviewed studies) wherever they exist. First-party pricing, product details, and operational timelines are not treated as third-party research claims. When the best available source is an industry publisher or marketing-research roundup, we link to it directly so you can evaluate it. If you spot a stat on our site that isn't listed here, or a citation you think we got wrong, email sales@orthodome.com and we'll fix it.