Companies’ Cost Inflation is Slowing but Shoppers may Wait for Lower Prices
The world's largest consumer goods companies, which produce everything from instant noodles to soap and ice cream, are paying less for raw materials and energy. Still, it...
TikTok Growth is Slowing
TikTok may have been the world's most downloaded and consumer spending app in 2023, but it was not the most used.
Last year, Facebook remained the top...
YouTube Experimenting with Blocking Videos for those using Ad Blockers
YouTube confirmed to The Verge that it is testing its ability to disable ad blockers on videos.
The company runs "a small experiment globally that urges viewers with...
Retail Media Struggles with Cost and Verification
Some of the biggest problems brands and advertisers in the US, France, Germany, and the UK have with retail media networks are the cost, the lack of...
Tips for Selling B2B
One of the first questions a company needs to answer is who are the strongest competitors in online search and off.
According to an article in Search Engine...
Amazon Competitors Start E-Commerce Sites
The US Federal Trade Commission and 17 state attorneys general have filed an antitrust case against Amazon for what they claim monopolistic pricing to customers and fees...
Strong Amazon Sales could be Positive Signal for E-Commerce
Despite months of dismal economic statistics, Amazon's good quarterly results are just another indication that Americans are still purchasing, and could be a positive signal for Walmart...
Consumers Cut Clothing Spending Due to Inflation
Gap's fourth-quarter loss was more extensive than expected, and the company's sales forecast for the year was lower than Wall Street expected.
This shows that people buy...
Online Ad Spend by 10 Industries
Retail will have a larger share of US digital ad spending (27.9%) in 2023 than the five sectors with the lowest spending combined, according to a prediction...
Eurozone Retail Sales Flat in April, but Online Purchases Jumped
Eurozone retail sales remained steady in April, according to Eurostat, as consumers spent less on food and gasoline but more on other products, particularly online.
Retail sales volumes...
