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Marketing to U.S. and Chinese Moms in 2019 | GlobalWebIndex
Mothers are an incredibly powerful demographic group in the United States and China. Women drive the majority of purchase decisions across a wide range of verticals, including travel, housing, healthcare, food, and automotive. Despite this far-reaching influence, many marketers miss the mark when targeting moms. Why? Sometimes it’s because marketers have an inaccurate understanding of …
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2018 Shopping Report: Meet Omnichannel Mom | BabyCenter
Both retailers and brands are feeling the effects of macroeconomic changes, the growth of e-commerce, and the growing synergy between shopping and technology. It worth to be mentioned that moms are the most coveted consumers in the US market. They’re the decision makers when it comes to almost anything that’s purchased for the family or home. …
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Back-to-School 2018: 1,001 Moms Talk BTS Shopping | Field Agent
Back-to-school shopping (BTS/B2S) adds up. The season is in full swing but retailers still have concerns about sales they expect. In 2017, the National Retail Federation (NRF) estimated the total K-12 back-to-school spending at $30 billion and it’s expected to reach $55 billion this year. Cut through the noise and be in the know of …
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US Moms & Media 2017 | Edison Research
The majority of US moms are age 35 and older with a rate of 66% and two-thirds of them are employed. US moms live in the mobile space. They are heavy media consumer and adopt new media or technology. Figure out the top line findings of how US moms use media and technology in 2017: …
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The Digital Life of US Moms, 2016 | Millward Brown Digital
Moms control about $2 trillion in purchasing power in the US, so reaching this segment of the population is important to many marketers. The following points provide a glance at the digital life of moms in the US: More than 70% of women with children spending time on digital devices in their daily lives. Moms …