Deloitte released its 30th annual holiday survey of consumer spending intentions and trends. The survey reveals major disruptions in holiday shopping traditions, largely due to digital engagement. See what this means for online retailers.
To take full advantage of expected growth this holiday season, here are 5 tips for online selling success merchants can use to realize its full potential.
A recent survey of top Internet retailers found that over one-third are unprepared for the 2015 holiday shopping season, while another study revealed that ecommerce and mobile fraud are on the rise.
Over the past several weeks, the biggest social networks have shared some major announcements that are certainly piquing the interest of retailers ahead of this holiday season.
According to the NRF’s Holiday Consumer Spending Survey the average consumer will spend $462.95 on gifts for family members, up from $458.75 last year. But that’s not all you need to know. Here are seven points from the survey you need to consider as you finalize your holiday season strategy.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Week isn’t too far away, so what can we learn from holiday 2014 when it comes to email performance that we can take with us as we enter holiday 2015?
NRF is forecasting online sales to increase between 6% and 8% to as much as $105 billion. See what other projections NRF made for the holidays.
Holiday marketing campaigns appear to start earlier every year, both in-store and online, and it seems that the larger omnichannel retailers are leading the way this year.
A major element for retailers to consider for their gifting strategy is that the purchase path, friction points and mindset are different when customers are buying gifts for others versus buying for themselves.
Is your business in need of a new search marketing strategy to take your holiday shopping sales to the next level? Here are five search marketing tips you can use for the holidays.