US consumers kept spending in August: But there are signs that how and where they’re willing to open their wallets is changing.
Lidl, Aldi see UK market share gains stall as competitors cut prices: Both discounters will continue their aggressive expansion strategies in a bid to reach shoppers still struggling with the cost-of-living crisis.
Amazon looks to improve its seller and customer experiences: The retailer embraces technology that aims to make its platform easier to use.
Disputes have blown past pandemic-era highs, leading to more overall fraud
The card will benefit from the popularity of gaming but is entering a precarious credit card market
Credit cards are enjoying a volume boost from growing travel demand
Indonesia mulls social media sales ban: Platforms like TikTok and Meta may need strategy shifts.
TikTok is rolling out its Shop feature to all 100 million US users (per our May forecast), using a tab on the home screen to drive users to the marketplace and allowing videos directly containing purchase links, in order to drive in-app ecommerce traffic.
The US consumer remains resilient: While there are a host of reasons to expect spending to fall off a cliff, there are also many reasons to expect growth to continue.
The IAB and MRC propose retail media guidelines to help solve the industry’s measurement problem: The framework is meant to improve transparency and ensure consistency across RMNs.
Brands must balance personalization with privacy considerations and ensure product pages are comprehensive and complete. Lower-funnel ad tactics and easily accessible shipping and returns info also help to encourage purchases. Here are four strategies to boost online conversion rates.
Walmart rolls out late-night express delivery: The retailer’s relentless focus on offering more convenient ways to shop is winning it more customers and market share.
On today's podcast episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss how standardization can unlock retail media spend, when we are likely to see it, and where the future of targeting is headed. Then for "Red-Hot Retail," our analysts give us some spicy predictions about the future of retail media ad buying. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analyst Max Willens and vice president of business intelligence at Advertiser Perceptions Nicole Perrin.
Patreon diversifies beyond payments with chat rooms: Is this enough to ensure its sustainability as a standalone service?
Retail theft soars in the UK: John Lewis, Tesco, and others recently voiced concerns that shoplifting is hurting their profits and causing consumers to feel uneasy about in-store shopping.
Target bets that jewelry will convince shoppers to spend during the holidays: The retailer struck a deal to carry exclusive Kendra Scott jewelry and accessories.
Mcommerce will account for almost half (49.8%) of US ecommerce sales by 2027, according to our forecast.
Amazon’s end-to-end supply chain solution is a sign of the company’s shifting ambitions: The retailer is focusing on its flourishing merchant services and advertising businesses as ecommerce sales growth slows.
eBay’s consignment business is its latest play for luxury shoppers: The marketplace is betting on luxury to turn its fortunes around.
Einstein Copilot imbues Salesforce apps with a customizable AI assistant that could transform 150,000 client companies.