With the convenience of online shopping just a click away, various demographics have embraced this trend at different paces and intensities.
New survey from GoDaddy shows 41% of Gen Z and 43% of Millennials have followed a brand on social media for a discount, but 47% of small businesses do not offer a discount code when someone follows their brand on social media.
Inflation continues to be a significant factor affecting the economy, and its impact is felt across various sectors, including holiday shopping.
As the cost of living continues to rise, consumers are seeking ways to stretch their budgets.
The latest edition of the EY Future Consumer Index (FCI), a comprehensive global study that surveyed over 22,000 consumers across 28 countries, revealed that American consumers prioritize value for money over experiences, brand loyalty, or convenience.
In the upcoming Black Friday 2023, it’s projected that a whopping 68% of consumers will choose to shop online for their holiday deals and 66% on Cyber Monday.
Most retailers agree self-checkouts deliver value. In fact, eight in 10 of them agree the investment in self-checkouts is paying off as this technology allows associates to work on higher value tasks and improves the customer experience.
Sitecore, a global leader in digital experience software working with brands like L’Oréal, Microsoft, and United Airlines, recently released its third annual 2023 US Holiday Report.
The digital age has revolutionized the way we shop, and a recent study by Flyers online provides an in-depth analysis of the global e-commerce market.
Inflation has become a central theme in the analysis and understanding of shopping behavior in 2023.
In a recent report titled “Back to School: Unfiltered,” Curology, a leading personalized prescription skincare company, has unveiled some startling insights into the anxieties faced by Gen Z high school and college students.
In the bustling world of airports, where travelers are constantly on the move, a new retail trend is taking flight – micro markets.
In the world of retail, luxury brands have always held a unique position, often characterized by high quality, exclusivity, and hefty price tags, these brands are simply not meant for the frugal shoppers.
The luxury retail industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the latest digital and innovation trends.
A recent global survey conducted by Cloudinary, the image and video platform for many top brands, has revealed that effective use of visual content in e-commerce marketing can significantly reduce product returns.
As Generation Z (born between 1995 and 2012) continues to gain significant spending power, small retailers must adapt their marketing strategies to attract and retain this influential demographic.
The online shopping industry has experienced a significant decline in sales, reaching its lowest levels since before the pandemic.
As ecommerce continues to grow, so does the number of returns made by customers. Understanding the state of ecommerce returns is crucial for any business looking to maximize profits and minimize losses.
Ulta Beauty, a leading beauty retailer in the United States, has reported impressive first-quarter results under the leadership of CEO Dave Kimbell.
The men’s skincare and personal care market is booming due to several factors that have contributed to the increased demand for these products.