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.
Gen Z fashion shoppers increasingly want retailers to communicate the carbon impact of their purchases at each stage of their buying journey, the latest data from True Fit has revealed…
Over four in five consumers won’t buy from a brand that doesn’t offer local language support online, according to a new report released by RWS…
An Avery Dennison and GWI study of 6,300 global consumers found that 60% of fashion shoppers are open to scanning QR codes on garments to read care instructions.
Personalisation is both the biggest driver and the biggest challenge for retailers today, according to research from Red Ant.
UK shoppers make twice as many apparel purchases on second-hand platforms than they make on social media, according to the latest data from True Fit…
New research from Retail Economics and FreedomPay shows that Brits are taking longer to decide
which products they want to buy, amid continued pressures on personal finances…
PriceSpy, the impartial price and product comparison service, has shone a light on little-known tactics that retailers use to encourage people to spend…
Research from eBay Ads UK has found that outdoor purchases are set to ramp up over the coming weeks as a quarter (24%) of consumers plan to start buying items for their garden in April…
Twilio’s fourth annual State of Customer Engagement Report found 94% of companies that invested in digital customer engagement saw revenues grow by an average of 107%.
The SAP Emarsys study found that 26% of UK adults have switched from a brand that introduced returns charges.
Brands are tightening spending and prioritising customer retention, according to a new study from Braze and Wakefield Research…
New research from independent creative agency Impero has revealed that consumer spending habits have changed, with respondents willing to spend money on food (47%), alcohol (38%), holidays (36%), coffee (33%) and beauty (31%). Fashion is set to lose out, with 32% of consumers trading down to prioritise spending elsewhere…
