The most relevant brands don’t necessarily skirt controversy: Peloton and Spotify rank second and third in Prophet’s annual study, with Apple keeping the top spot.
Customers can save their payment details to enable faster ordering across the Olo Pay network.
Insider Intelligence spoke with Dorian Morris, founder and CEO of Undefined, a wellness brand focused on providing consumers with plant-based and affordable beauty products.
After more than doubling in 2020, US click-and-collect sales growth slowed to 9.7% in 2021, totaling $80.28 billion in sales.
Retailers are developing ad businesses as an easy revenue generator: Michaels is the latest retailer to partner with an ad tech firm to monetize search.
Afterpay’s deal with EyeBuyDirect and Sezzle’s tie-up with WellNow Urgent Care reflect BNPL’s push to diversify beyond retail.
Consumers turn to online marketplaces for convenience: While marketplace adoption jumped significantly in 2020, growth stalled last year.
Target brings the in-store experience to shoppers’ cars: Allowing customers to return items and order Starbucks through Drive Up will lead more people to use the service.
The provider brought its rewards program to nine markets to help entice spending and expanded Pay Now’s availability, which gives customers more flexibility.
Amazon’s bet on brick-and-mortar grocery has yet to pay off: A new report highlights the company’s physical retail struggles, but digital grocery remains a bright spot.
The tight housing market is good news for retailers: The Home Depot and Lowe’s can benefit from consumers fixing up and renovating their homes—if they can navigate supply chain issues.