In March 2020 we conducted an online survey with Sapio Research, which asked 2,275 consumers across the UK, Singapore and Australia a series of 25 questions. The aim of the research was to help brands understand customer loyalty from the audience perspective and the factors that influence loyalty.
The evolution of retail is both exciting and terrifying. As many retailers adjust their strategies to accommodate the needs of “always-on” shoppers, it seems that an equal number are shuttering their brick and mortar stores for good.
In a year where “Retail Apocalypse” seems to feature in every headline, there’s some good news: people love to shop. That’s not just true in the US, it’s true just about everywhere in the world, according to a new series of Blis white papers. The research we performed in EMEA, Singapore and Australia with Sapio Research uncovered significant findings such as this and revealed even deeper insights about shopper behaviours that marketers will find helpful as they navigate the evolving path to purchase.
Shoppers’ attention and discretionary spending are being pulled in multiple directions, meaning retail strategy has to evolve, according to new research into shopping habits in Singapore and Australia.
Although 67% of Singaporean shoppers opt to go on shopping websites before visiting physical stores, more than half (56%) of shoppers still prefer to buy in-store so they can see the quality before they buy a product, a study by UK mobile tech firm Blis found. Meanwhile, 45% said that they want to test the product first so physical stores are more preferable.
Although 67% of Singaporean shoppers opt to go on shopping websites before visiting physical stores, more than half (56%) of shoppers still prefer to buy in-store so they can see the quality before they buy a product, a study by UK mobile tech firm Blis found. Meanwhile, 45% said that they want to test the product first so physical stores are more preferable.
New research reveals that the Australian high street is not dead, after 63% of Australian shoppers stated they prefer an in-store shopping experience over online.
Data analysis company Blis has released new research findings that 63% of consumers prefer in-store shopping experiences.
Despite retailers’ increasing investment in e-commerce, most consumers still favour an in-store experience over online, according to a new report by marketing specialist, Blis.
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