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New Blis report ‘Behaviour change is real: how brands can harness it’

Blis has today launched a new global report, ‘Behaviour change is real: how brands can harness it’, in advance of the upcoming holiday season. The report looks at three key indicators for behaviour change that are impacting consumers and being impacted the most: geographical location, modifications to mobility and the psychological need for interaction.

Blis keeps finger on the pulse of consumer behaviour with global sentiment tracker

Blis, a trusted leader in location-powered advertising and analytics has today released the Blis consumer confidence pulse, an interactive tracker that captures a quick snapshot of consumer sentiment. The tracker plots how consumers are feeling about their local economy, household finances and spending intent and the survey is running in the UK, USA, UAE, Singapore and Australia.

Control and convenience rule for COVID-19 consumers

Consumers want greater control and convenience in their out of home lives and are more direct when outside, leading to fewer spontaneous decisions being made, according to the blis Life after lockdown footfall and sentiment study.

The changing behaviour series: making for malls in UAE

Summer season in the UAE usually sees more people spending time indoors due to the intense heat. Following Ramadan the shopping malls across the emirates are normally thronged with people looking for deals in the Summer Sales that take place across the country. 

The Changing Behaviour Series: Shopping In The UAE

Summer season in the UAE usually sees more people spending time indoors due to the intense heat. Following Ramadan the shopping malls across the emirates are normally thronged with people looking for deals in the Summer Sales that take place across the country.

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