…final purchases in-store, 56% for Italian shoppers specifically. While research is key for many, impulse buying is still popular. Across EMEA, of those who consider themselves impulse buyers, over half…
…visit clothing stores before the season ends. The survey also revealed the increasing importance of buy online, pick up in store as an option for retailers to offer: 50 percent…
…in the game. Companies like Lively, a newer lingerie company, are entering real-world retail with an advantage, however. Starting a company online with an avid following of customers who are…
…its product suite. The new product combines Blis’ valuable and accurate location data with customer characteristics and online behaviours. It gives the world’s biggest brands a powerful tool to find,…
season – and an even bigger return season
…represents a massive retail opportunity, both here and abroad. Just as customers can now buy online, pick up in-store, they increasingly have the ability to buy online, return in-store. In…
…online consumer, i.e. Walmart with Jet.com. Even so, there remains heightened competition from behemoths (such as Amazon) taking over customers’ wallets and screens. And now, with the rise of the…
…examine a product before buying online at a lower price, and webrooming, where a customer researches a product online before purchasing in-store, are commonplace trends in an Australian consumer’s shopping…
…store but then completed their purchase online. 61 percent have shopped online but then bought the item in-store. In both scenarios, the main reason for the time spent in the…
…comes out of Milwaukee, since it’s closer. But an artificially intelligent system may figure out that the truck coming out of Milwaukee is only 5% full, whereas the one coming…
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