The way we shop has been changing since the late 90s. More and more, shops are opening online avenues to their products, with some ditching brick-and-mortar stores altogether. We looked at six industries where shopping online and on mobile is yet to achieve equal status to the in-store experience, and asked 3000 consumers their thoughts. This report provides an in-depth review of the following industries: AlcoholToiletries & Household ProductsHealth & BeautyCarsFurniture & HomewareLuxury Goods Read on to discover which of these industries are primed to become the next offline/online battlegrounds, and which other industries consumers think are ripe for digital disruption. Click to view research
2017 Food & Drink Consumer Trends Report August 21, 2017 To say that food and drink is big business for the UK would be a gross understatement. The Food and Drink Federation, a UK trade body, estimates that the industry contributes some £28.2 billion to the UK economy; and across the whole supply chain it produces over £100bn in economic value each year. That’s £2,453 (...)
2017 Media Consumption Report August 31, 2017 Marketers in the UK had a media spend of £21.4bn in 2016. This was a 3.7% rise, and the 7th consecutive year of growth. Spend looks set to continue to grow in 2017 in spite of Brexit. And media spend continues to increase inn digital, with 95% of new media spend allocated to digital-mobile media (...)
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