Posts Tagged ‘Back To School’
American Parents' Use Of Social Media For Back-To-School Shopping, 2010-2012 [CHART]
Of US parents who planned to use social networks for back-to-school shopping, 70% will do so to find out about promotions, 49% to browse products and 39% to read reviews or recommendations.
Read MoreParents & Their Smart Phones During Back-To-School Shopping [CHART]
65% of US parents who owned a smart phone planned to use the device to assist with back-to-school shopping this year.
Read MoreBack-To-School Shopping Destinations [CHART]
3 in 4 back-to-school shoppers will be shopping at mass merchandisers such as Target, Walmart, and Kmart, motivated by selection rather than pricing, with just 26% of parents seeking to shop only where the best promotions are offered.
Read MoreBack-to-School Shopping Spending [INFOGRAPHIC]
OnlineColleges.net created this infographic to illustrate consumer spending for the back-to-school shopping season.
Read MoreEssential Technologies For The Fun Freshman Dorm Room [CHART]
One-half (50%) of college students say a big TV is essential for the fun freshman dorm room, and 48% say price is not the most important characteristic to consider when choosing a TV for college.
Read MoreTop Back-To-School Shopping Considerations, 2011 & 2012 [CHART]
79% of back-to-school shoppers will look at an item’s value when deciding whether or not to purchase it.
Read MoreBack-To-College Spending, 2007-2012 [CHART]
Parents and college students will spend an average of $907.22 this year on back-to-college items, up 12.2% from $808.71 last year, after 2 consecutive years of decline.
Read MoreBack To School 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC]
Sixty-three percent of consumers plan to spend up to $500 on back-to-school, according to this PriceGrabber infographic.
Read More2012 Back To School Shopping Budgets [CHART]
63% of consumers plan to spend up to $500 on back-to-school shopping this year (up from 48% last year), while a further 20% will spend between $500 and $1000.
Read MoreBack To School Online
38% of consumers planned to spend less this year on back to school shopping.
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