How AI reshaped shopping this holiday season
Today, AI is capable of market segmentation down to the individual, to the point where customizing offers and promotions occurs at the level of that individual shopper.
Today, AI is capable of market segmentation down to the individual, to the point where customizing offers and promotions occurs at the level of that individual shopper.
More than a third of affluents in the United Kingdom and United States plan to spend more this holiday season than last year.
As the final weekend before Christmas begins, consumers are turning to both ecommerce and bricks-and-mortar to finish their holiday shopping.
The Association of National Advertisers has urged the United States’ Federal Trade Commission to consider new federal privacy legislation to preempt state laws in response to the agency’s upcoming hearing on competition and consumer protection in the 21st century.
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The luxury business is in the midst of a major identity crisis.
Young luxury consumers are more interested in quality goods that are unique, artistic and reflect their values, according to new research from Highsnobiety.
This year, shoppers have selected their smartphones as their bargain-hunting weapons of choice, rather than wandering their local neighborhoods to find the perfect deal.
Although the purchasing power of younger consumers continues to grow, luxury brands cannot ignore Generation X and must balance marketing strategies that cater to three very different generations.
Shoppers look to customer reviews to decide if they are going to choose a brand, and marketers follow them to better understand how their store is perceived.