Posts Tagged ‘Apparel Marketing’
Importance Of Diversity In Advertising By Industry, October 2014 [CHART]
African-Americans are 38% more likely to make a purchase when the ads have African-Americans included in them.
Read MoreConsumer Expenditures, 2012 vs 2013 [CHART]
Consumers spent more on housing and transportation but less on apparel and entertainment in 2013, details the US BLS in a recent data release.
Read MoreAffluent Americans' Consumer Spending By Category, September 2014 [CHART]
Some 67.5 million American adults lived in a household with annual income of at least $100,000, a 5 million (or 8%) increase from last year.
Read MoreUS Omni-Channel Shopping Activity By Category, October 2014 [CHART]
On average, 44% of US shoppers combine online and in-person shopping activities across 15 product and service categories.
Read MoreBenchmarks: Global Email Inbox Placement Rates By Industry, September 2014 [CHART]
Some 17% of permissioned emails from legitimate senders around the world failed to reach the inbox during the year-long period from May 2013 to April 2014.
Read MoreProducts North Americans Plan To Buy Online By Category, March 2014 [TABLE]
When asked about the products they planned to purchase digitally in the next six months, 22% of US internet users cited cosmetics—the second-lowest response.
Read MoreDevices Used To Buy Online By Product Category, June 2014 [TABLE]
57% of US internet users said they preferred purchasing cosmetics and personal grooming items, such as makeup, shaving products and facial cleansers, in-store.
Read MoreGmail Tab Delivery & Read Rates By Industry [CHART]
Gmail’s tabbed inbox seems to be having a positive influence on promotional emails’ inbox placement rates.
Read MoreEmail Inbox Placement Rate By Industry [CHART]
Deliverability rates by industry showed not only clear winners and losers, but how inconsistent inbox placement rates are when looking beyond the global average.
Read MoreOnline Purchase Plans By Category & Region, September 2014 [TABLE]
Consumers around the world tend to be more likely to shop for than buy products online, although the gap between browsing and buying is relatively small for most product categories.
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