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Location based targeting and re-marketing ads are most likely to be deemed ‘creepy'

Location based targeting and re-marketing ads are most likely to be deemed ‘creepy’

freddie.benjamin October 22, 2022 Shopper Insights

Shoppers are most uncomfortable to receive location based ads from companies they are not aware of (63% among 18-25 year olds). More than half are not fond of ads that follow them across devices (59% among 18-25 year olds).

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Price sensitivity and self-rewarding behaviour drive unplanned online purchases

Price sensitivity and self-rewarding behaviour drive impulse purchases 

freddie.benjamin October 21, 2022 Shopper Insights

A third of shoppers admit to impuse buying because the price was lower that expected (34% online , 33% offline) and/or as a treat for themselves (34% online, 37% offline).

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Slow page load times and broken links lead to abandoned online shopping journeys

Slow page load times and broken links lead to abandoned online shopping journeys

freddie.benjamin October 21, 2022 Shopper Insights

More than half (57%) of online shoppers abandon online shopping journey because the page is too slow to load. Broken links (47%) and poor user experience (45%) round-up top three drivers of cart abandonment.

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Recently Published

  • Good customer service, transparency, and audience engagement are key drivers of how customers rate a brand’s social media activity
  • Poor customer service leads to brands losing customers, while positive experience drives word-of-mouth recommendation
  • Most customers are loyal to some brands, but do not rule out buying from competitors
  • Location based targeting and re-marketing ads are most likely to be deemed ‘creepy’
  • Offline impulse purchases occur in standard over free-standing or sale aisles 
  • Price sensitivity and self-rewarding behaviour drive impulse purchases 
  • Young people are significantly more attached to smartphones 
  • Slow page load times and broken links lead to abandoned online shopping journeys

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