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About 56% of Americans plan to spend at least as much, if not significantly more, on back-to-school shopping trips this year compared to the previous year.
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The consumer price index dropped 0.3% in May — the biggest drop in three years, and lower than economists’ predictions.
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The reasons customers buy from your store and not another — or one product over another — don’t stay static through time. To stay competitive, retailers have to keep on top of customers’ changing needs.
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Daily deal websites have been getting a bad rap for a while now. But times may be changing for them.
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Guess which retailer got the highest marks in Consumer Report’s survey of the nation’s 10 major retail chain stores?
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Looks like retailers should be feeling the love this Valentine’s Day! Here’s why:
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For the third year in a row one retailer has taken the top seat!
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Consumers over 60 are the fastest growing age group! If you want to get them to buy, you have to meet their specific wants and needs!
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So what two areas have seen the most significant increases in retail theft?
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The answer to that question is an easy one. Here’s a hint: They work for you.
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Drumroll, please! The top five digital retailers are ….
Here’s a little quiz for retailers. True or False? More than 40% of consumers say they won’t buy a brand if they can’t find information about it online.
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Which is better in the eyes of your customers: a one-time big discount or regular discounts?
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Is talking on smart phones taking a back seat to texting and emailing?
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So what’s the word when it comes to back-to-school spending? Is it going to be up from last year or down?
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Most retailers know that keeping the lines of communication open within their company is vital to their success. However, that doesn’t happen very often — at least that’s what a new study found.
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If you have retail locations in these cities, you might want to beef up security …
Staff and security cutbacks might’ve saved retailers a few bucks in the past – but they’re paying for it now as theft rates spike.
The numbers are in: Customers are sick of poor customer service – and it’s hurting retail sales.
Even though retailers and marketers alike have been jumping on the social media bandwagon, new research says that may be a mistake.
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