Posts Tagged ‘Target’
eBay & Amazon The Most Pinterestable eTailers [CHART]
14% of Pinterest visitors shopped on eBay during the same session after engaging with Pinterest.
Read MoreAmazon Top Shop For Early Holiday Shoppers [CHART]
Mass merchants continue to be the preferred destination for early holiday shoppers.
Read MoreBeyond Social Media: Debate Humor #Fail? Can Sasquatch Sell? & Target Falling For You [PODCAST]
Is hijacking the debate with humor smart? Does Google’s PR blunder affect stock price? Lessons from a dumb Pizza Hut stunt. Target’s Falling For You campaign.
Read MoreTarget's Falling For You Branded Entertainment Campaign
Attitudes Toward Retail Product Videos 52% of online product video viewers are more confident in that product prior to purchasing it online 44% are more engaged with the retailer or brand as a result of watching their product videos 37% purchase more products on websites that feature product videos THOUGHT: Six years ago I wrote…
Read MoreWal-Mart Launching Same Day Delivery [VIDEO]
I contributed some insight to this Good Question report by Jason DeRusha about Wal-Mart’s introduction of a same-day delivery service.
Read MoreRetail Sites By Smart Phone Visitors, July 2012 [CHART]
80.6% of US smartphone users (85.9 million in total) accessed retail content on their devices in July, either via mobile browser or application.
Read MoreTop 5 Mobile Retail Site Visitors By Gender [CHART]
Target and Walmart attracted more female shoppers to their mobile websites (65% and 58%, respectively), whereas men favored Best Buy’s mobile site (61%).
Read MoreTop 5 Retail Mobile App Reach, 2011 Holiday Season [CHART]
During the 2011 holiday season, the top retail apps and websites combined— Amazon, Best Buy, eBay, Target, and Walmart—reached nearly 60% of smart phone owners.
Read MoreTop 10 Mobile Apps For Shopping, June 2012 [TABLE]
47% of American smart phone owners used a mobile shopping app in June 2012.
Read MoreTarget's Facebook Fans & Friends Purchase Behavior [CHART]
via emarketer.com The data showcased how earned media activity on Facebook affected consumers’ offline and online purchases. After being exposed to an earned brand impression from retailer Target on Facebook, 4% of fans made a purchase during the next four weeks, compared to 3.3% of fans in the control group. In addition, friends of fans…
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