Posts Tagged ‘Furniture Marketing’
Visual vs Text Information When Shopping Online [CHART]
More than one-third (36%) of US consumers have performed or used visual search when shopping online, a figure that matches the percentage who have used voice search.
Read MoreAmazon Sales Growth By Retail Category [CHART]
Food is one of the most underpenetrated digital sales categories in the US: eMarketer expects only 2.8% of food and beverage sales will occur online this year.
Read MoreeCommerce Sales Growth By Category [CHART]
Despite persistent gloom and doom surrounding the retail industry, the first half of the year has been positive for most product categories. According to the newly released monthly retail sales report from the US Census Bureau, for H1 2018, retail sales (excluding auto parts and gasoline) totaled $2.06 billion, up 4.9% year over year.
Read MoreWhat US Teens Buy, October 2014 [CHART]
What US teens buy: Half of teen spending is concentrated in 3 categories.
Read MoreUS Millennial Teens' Spending By Category, October 2014 [CHART]
Half of teen spending is concentrated in 3 categories.
Read MoreProducts Most Likely To Be Shared On Social Media, October 2014 [CHART]
Social media users are more likely to respond to product offers shared by friends and family in their networks than to offers included in sponsored posts and social display ads.
Read MoreProducts Researched Online Before In-Store Purchase By Generation, December 2013 [TABLE]
Many boomers have introduced a digital element into their shopping process, though less so than younger consumers.
Read MoreProducts United Kingdom Residents Have Never Purchased Online, January 2014 [CHART]
Health and beauty products are among the least popular items for online purchasing.
Read MoreOnline's Influence Over In-Store Sales By Store Type, April 2014 [TABLE]
Deloitte estimates that digital currently influences 36% of in-store sales, a figure it forecasts will likely rise to 50% by year-end.
Read MoreUS Teen Spending By Category, April 2014 [CHART]
Piper Jaffray found that food grabbed the most dollars from this young demographic, beating out clothing for the first time in the history of the survey.
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