A new poll conducted by Periscope on 2500 consumers from the US, UK, Germany and Canada to better understand changing consumer attitudes to Black Friday and explore how they plan to shop for the 2018 holiday season, what they intend to buy, how much they anticipate spending, and whether they’ll be heading in-store or online …
A survey conducted by PWC on more than 1000 Canadian consumers revealed that there will be a slight increase in holiday spending make the average holiday spending reach CA$1.563 each (up 3.7%). While the vast majority of Canadian consumers (58%) claimed that they’ll spend the same during the 2018 holiday season, only a quarter will …
Payments continues to be one of the brightest spots in the financial services universe, propelled by continuing technological advances, and expanding digital and noncash mechanisms. Alternative payment methods are expanding to meet the needs of consumers online, led by eWallets and bank transfers. But cash remains the leading payment method at the point of sale. …
The majority of US consumers (84%) plan to spend the same or more this holiday as they did last year. They’re willing to spend an average of $1,250 each this holiday on gifts, travel, and entertainment, an increase of 5% over last year. Read more insights into US consumers’ behavior and how they’ll shop, what …
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. …
This year, the holiday season is in full swing so retailers and brands anticipate a strong turnout from consumers, and they are refining their marketing tactics to grab shopper consideration and drive sales. Honed your marketing strategy with fresh insights into when, where and how US consumers are shopping and what retailers can do to …
Internet penetration has increased in all countries in the Middle East Region since 2013. Lebanon grabbed the highest uplift (from 58% in 2013 to 91% in 2017). There is also a tremendous change in media consumption as internet expansion is significantly affecting other media use, with fewer nationals are now watching TV, listening to the …
While students are mobile-first, spending much more time online on mobile phones, young professionals are not far behind, spending only 30 minutes less browsing via their phones. In this Infographic, GlobalWebIndex made a comparison between these two segments to profile students vs. young professionals. Here is a glimpse at the top line findings: Social Media …
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