Posts Tagged ‘eTailing’
Top Retailers’ Shopping Cart Recovery Email Chains, January 2015 [CHART]
Some 34.3% of the Internet Retailer Top 500 send shopping cart recovery emails in 2014, representing a 45.9% increase from a year earlier.
Read MoreAttitudes Toward Retailer Ads & Emails, December 2014 [TABLE]
Among US email users who opened and read promotional emails from retailers—72% of internet users studied—fully 80% said they found it useful when a retailer sent them emails featuring recommended products based on what they had previously purchased.
Read MoreConsumers' Expected Primary Method Of Payment In 2015 [CHART]
63% of US internet users said debit and credit cards would be their primary method of payment in 2015.
Read MoreConsumer Attitudes Toward Apple Pay, November 2014 [CHART]
Nearly three-quarters of consumers said using Apple Pay was easier than checking out with a debit or credit card.
Read MoreInfluential Sources For College Students' Back-To-School Purchase Decisions, August 2014 [TABLE]
More than four in 10 college students said they did not plan to use their phone or tablet for researching or buying back-to-school items.
Read MoreHow College Students Prefer To Get Information About Products & Services, October 2014 [CHART]
Internet ads got more mentions than TV ads as a preferred way college students like to learn about products or services, albeit not by a vast margin.
Read MoreUse Of Mobile Apps To Make Purchases, October 2014 [CHART]
Among the 40% of US internet users who had a shopping app on their mobile phone or tablet, fewer than 40% used such apps to make purchases.
Read MoreContent Sharing Within Facebook, Twitter & Pinterest, Q4 2014 [CHART]
Facebook accounted for 81% of content shared to social networks.
Read MoreMost Popular Types Of Product Recommendations, January 2015 [CHART]
8 in 10 Americans who read promotional emails from retailers find it helpful when retailers send emails featuring products based on past purchases.
Read MoreMobile In-Store Research By Category & Device, March 2014 [CHART]
The desktop remains the device where even consumers with mobile devices spend the majority of their time when researching auto.
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