89% of consumers have altered their shopping habits in response to the cost-of-living crisis, according to Manhattan Associates research.
89% of consumers have altered their shopping habits in response to the cost-of-living crisis, according to Manhattan Associates research.
Despite online sales now accounting for a third of all retail*, three in five consumers still think it’s important for brands to have a bricks and mortar store, as well as an online presence.
Outside of apparel, Millennial and Gen Z demographics, bought x3 times as many cross-border purchases compared to Baby Boomers
ParcelHero says that a 4 day working week would result in consumers spending an extra £58bn on the High Street during extra leisure time.
New research from eBay Ads UK reveals shoppers plan to start earlier and spend more this Christmas – signalling big opportunities for brands.
Uberall survey finds that contact-free payment and ability to text message businesses are important to over 80 percent of UK consumers.
Despite Government assurances, Brexit has been massively disruptive to ecommerce.
Marketers could relieve the pressure on themselves and derive more success, not by trying to be all things to all people, but by focussing on what consumers want—customer service and social commerce
In 2021, it has become clear that the pandemic has changed the face of UK retail forever. How should brands react?
FMCG brands are beginning to follow audiences to digital channels, according to the latest insights from Zenith.
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the face of UK retail forever. How can brands adapt?
UK ad spend is set to have the strongest recovery of the major markets in 2021, according to AA/WARC report.
Baby Boomers are buying from international ecommerce sites in increasing numbers, but have a distinctly different set of purchasing preferences from younger consumers.
