…parents. With the right incentive, consumers can be drawn to shop in-store: 34% trying on apparel/shoes 33% larger discounts or special offers 27% samples 24% touching/smelling food items 21% in-person…
Read More…before if you have visited a Cracker Barrel restaurant in a small town. When I’m traveling and pick up a few items at a grocery store in a rural area,…
Read More…shopping trips 3% while buying 4% fewer items. Although shoppers are spending only 10.5% more, the same basket at today’s prices costs 23.4% when comparing to 2019 prices. Dining out…
Read More…combine households, they will often make larger purchases that include big ticket items like appliances, furniture and home décor. They will also be interested in financial services such as new…
Read More…advertising that is proven to drive results. Does Your Grocery Marketing Target New Movers to Your Area? Groceries are consistently ranked among the top 3 most urgent items purchased during…
Read More…3. Before they visit a store, Gen Z does their homework online. Nearly 75% spend anywhere from a few hours to a few days researching an item before they make…
Read More…down how consumers are watching—and eating—during the biggest game of the year. How much are they spending? Total spending on food, drinks, apparel, decorations and other items is predicted to…
Read More…Furniture Retailers: Suggest add-ons like décor or pet-friendly furniture to customers who recently purchased large items, making their shopping experience even more rewarding. By cross-selling strategically, marketers can increase customer…
Read More…the next 90 days, do you plan on spending more, the same or less on the following items than you would normally spend at this time of the year? How…
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