Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “digital shopper”
This insight brief examines the gap between actual response times to negative reviews and shopper expectations. It highlights significant shortfalls in response times, particularly within minutes and hours. The brief offers actionable strategies for e-commerce, retailers, and consumer brands to improve customer service, content creation, and guide shoppers towards purchases.
Consumers show varying levels of engagement with product reviews and social content. Many are willing to share opinions when prompted, and a significant portion leave reviews or social posts for a quarter of their purchases. Brands should leverage this openness to enhance user-generated content campaigns and influence purchasing decisions.
The insight brief reveals that review request emails and text messages are the most preferred channels for post-purchase brand outreach among shoppers. It emphasizes the importance of personalized, direct communication to encourage customer feedback, highlighting opportunities for businesses to enhance engagement and foster stronger connections through preferred communication methods.
The insight brief reveals that nearly half of online shoppers prefer reading to writing reviews, though many are willing to share opinions when asked. It suggests e-commerce platforms encourage review submissions and engagement, highlighting the importance of user-generated content in guiding consumers towards informed purchasing decisions and enhancing the shopping experience.
The insight brief reveals that younger consumers (18-34) are the most active in purchasing via social media, with engagement decreasing with age. It emphasizes the need for tailored social media marketing strategies to resonate with different age groups, highlighting opportunities for brands to enhance engagement and conversion rates across demographics.
This insight brief reveals how different age groups prioritize aspects of user-generated content (UGC) on product pages. While value for money and product description accuracy gain importance with age, the interest in material quality remains consistent across ages. Younger shoppers focus more on the real-life appearance of products.
This insight brief examines how shoppers value user-generated content (UGC) on product pages, focusing on aspects like value for money, material quality, product description accuracy, and real-life appearance. Highlighting UGC’s critical role in e-commerce, it emphasizes the need for brands to feature authentic customer experiences to build trust and guide purchase decisions.
This insight brief explores the critical role of shopper-generated content in online purchasing decisions. It highlights that shoppers trust and engage deeply with user-generated content, spending significant time on it, especially for costly items. The data suggests that incorporating both user and brand-generated content on product detail pages can enhance trust and relatability, influencing shopper behavior.
High-quality reviews and ratings dominate shopper focus, with visual content and timely feedback playing key roles in product page engagement, underscoring the importance of user-generated content in e-commerce strategies for customer retention.
The insight brief analyzes how age affects reliance on User Generated Content (UGC) in shopping, revealing that under 35s significantly use UGC, with a marked decrease in this trend among older age groups, impacting how brands should target their UGC strategies.