
Retail must connect online and offline
Retail must connect online and offline to map personalized, omnichannel paths to purchase As retailers
Retail must connect online and offline to map personalized, omnichannel paths to purchase As retailers
London Fashion Week is over – but while the stage lights have been switched off,
For brick-and-mortar retailers, this holiday season may or may not be “the most wonderful time of the year,” as the 1963 Andy Williams Christmas standard has it. Location data firm Blis reports that many shoppers don’t plan to spend any more or less on gift buying this year than they did in 2017.
Whether you have a PhD in consumer psychology or just watched a weekend marathon of wilderness survival shows, you’re likely familiar with Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
Pre-2008 was a golden time for retail. American consumers had money in their wallets, and the majority of brand-to-consumer communication was one way. For the most part, retailers were “broadcasting” at consumers via TV, print and online channels, and the playbooks from the previous decade were still considered fit for purpose.
New research from location data technology firm Blis identifies and defines a new, post-recession consumer type, and offers data-informed insights and recommendations about how brands can build loyalty with them.
Blis’ research report, Unlocking the New Consumer Hierarchy of Needs, identifies a new, post-recession “conscious consumer” and shares data-informed insights and recommendations about how to build loyalty with them.
New York has long been heralded as the Mecca for consumers and avid shoppers. From
How well do retailers know their customers? You may understand how consumers interact with your
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