Forty-one percent of women with a household income of more than $250,000 believe that the U.S economy is doing better today than it was 12 months ago in comparison to 54 percent of men in this income group who believe the same, according to a new report by the Shullman Research Center.
One thing is certain. Just as our devices grow more complex, so do our brains. Call it an equitable give-and-take.
True affluent consumers are not likely to alter their spending habits on high-end goods and services after the fiscal cliff decision, but aspirational buys in the beauty, fragrance and spirits categories could be cut due to the payroll tax increase, experts agree.
How will attitudes change toward mobile budgets, shopper marketing, mobile payments, the Apple/Android duopoly, apps vs. HTML5, mobile ads, Microsoft Tags and augmented reality?
Experts have declared that the consumer mobile experience has officially eclipsed the desktop experience on a worldwide scale.
Discussions around mobile in 2013 should no longer focus only on technology or marketing, but include a harsh reality about to hit marketers.
Enough time has passed in the annals of mobile for brands and retailers to seek clear-cut answers on some meekly accepted wisdom. Failure to do so will sap budgets in the wrong direction, resulting in lost opportunity costs and decreased customer loyalty.
We look for the gratification and intimacy that the physical world provides us, while at the same time demand digital experiences that fit with our on-demand lifestyle.
Thompson Hotels is bolstering its New York properties in SoHo, the Financial District and the Lower East Side by offering New Year’s Eve packages that are tailored to what each hotel has to offer.
The idea of building a single Web site that can provide quality user experiences across multiple platforms is very attractive.
