Nathan Lawson, Senior Insights Manager looks at the pharmaceutical chains whose ‘essential retail’ status has allowed them to remain a permanent fixture on the high street throughout the crisis. By looking at the pharmaceutical category we are able to get a read on consumer sentiment now that most things are closed.
In this post from The changing behaviour series we look at the trends across grocery, retail and food and drink to help brands looking to advertise their CNY promotions.
In this post from ‘The changing behaviour series’ we take a look at the data from the final quarter of 2020, captured in the Blis consumer confidence pulse to identify consumer sentiment in Australia, Singapore, Italy, UK and US.
In this post examining the UK hotel industry, we found that the second lockdown did not completely reset visitation levels to what was experienced after the first lockdown in early 2020.
In this post from ‘The changing behaviour series’ we examine the results of our sentiment survey analysis to see what’s really going on in terms of consumer behaviour.
Apple’s operating system underwent its annual update this September, with more changes due early next year. This latest update gives users more control over how their data is used by advertisers in particular.
In this post from ‘The changing behavior series’ we take a year-on-year view of travel between states over the Thanksgiving period to get a better understanding of consumer migration for the holidays.
In this post from ‘The changing behavior series’ we take a year-on-year view of travel between states over the Thanksgiving period to get a better understanding of consumer migration for the holidays.
In this post from ‘The changing behaviour series’ we take a look at where consumers were spending their time whilst online on their phones and what the patterns of behaviour were when they did venture to supermarkets and shopping malls.
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