Americans increased impulse spending by 18 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic
Slickdeals commissioned a new survey of 2,000 Americans and found that the COVID-19 pandemic has consumers shopping more impulsively than prior to the
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- Americans increased impulse spending by 18 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic
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¾ of UK consumers say current online experience from brands will change future spending
Personalization is a key factor UK consumer behaviour is being reshaped by the current COVID crisis, with 27% of people saying they’ll do more activ
Coronavirus sends most Americans online to shop
Ware2Go has announced results from a research study of American consumers’ shopping patterns in the era of the coronavirus pandemic. Over 1,000 cons
Retail footfall surges as lockdown restrictions are eased
As different regions and countries across the world begin to ease lockdown restrictions, Purple’s Global Footfall Trends tool is allowing us to see
Considering social influences across the customer journey
Researchers from Emory University, University of Maryland, Vanderbilt University, and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology published a new p
Effects of recommender systems in e-commerce vary by product attributes and review ratings
Recommender systems are used in e-commerce to guide consumers with messages like “People who purchased this item also purchased …” P
As stores reopen, consumers feel least safe in shopping malls, safest in grocery and drug stores
As states nationwide consider how best to reopen stores while also protecting against further Coronavirus spread, a recent study by First Insight unve
Consumer payment card usage during coronavirus pandemic could mirror the Great Recession
New consumer patterns in use of payment cards emerged in the wake of the Great Recession of 2008-2009. That crisis – being now being echoed by the c
Coronavirus will curb but not halt the billion-dollar point-of-sale financing boom
U.S. consumers have for decades relied on a mix of credit cards, home equity lines, and personal loans when purchasing large ticket items, with the cr
Shoppers prefer to shop with touchless or self-checkout options during COVID-19 pandemic
Consumer survey details how social distancing is changing shopping habits in stores Nearly two-thirds of consumers are changing their grocery shopping